You need to schedule a weekly data import job. Which two statements are true about scheduling jobs?

Oracle EPM Cloud's job scheduler allows administrators to automate routine tasks like data imports. When scheduling a job, you can define a recurring schedule (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly), which aligns with the requirement to run a job at intervals. Additionally, the scheduler includes a notification feature. You can specify one or more email addresses to receive an alert upon the job's completion, success, or failure. This ensures that stakeholders are promptly informed of the job's outcome without needing to manually check the system.

A. You can view the status of jobs that are currently processing, completed, or have failed in the Jobs console. Status is not limited to completed jobs.
B. The daily maintenance time is a global environment setting configured for the entire service, not an option set individually when scheduling a specific job.
E. You can cancel a job that is currently processing, but you cannot delete it. The delete option is available only for jobs that are not in a processing state.

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Administering Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud

Chapter 4: Scheduling Jobs:

For Answer D: The section "Scheduling a Job" states

"You can schedule jobs to run now

or once at a later time

or on a recurring basis." It details options for Daily

Weekly

Monthly

and Yearly recurrence.

For Answer C: The section "Scheduling a Job" describes the "Use Notification" option: "Select to be notified when the job completes. In To

enter the email addresses of recipients

separated by commas or semicolons."

For Answer A & E: The section "Viewing Pending Jobs and Recent Activity" describes the Jobs console

which displays various statuses including "Processing." The section "Managing Jobs" clarifies that the "Cancel" action is available for processing jobs

while "Delete" is not.

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Getting Started with Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud for Administrators

Chapter 2: Setting Up Your EPM Cloud Environment:

For Answer B: The section "Setting the Maintenance Time for an Environment" explains that the Service Administrator sets a one-hour maintenance window for daily operations. This is a service-level setting and is not configured within the job scheduler for individual jobs.