1Z0-1080-26 practice question 23 of 25

In which four ways can you create a FreeForm application?

Full set: 118 questions

Answer options

A: Importing a single Essbase outline, and then adding more cubes later. Correct answer

B: Migrating an Essbase snapshot with Custom Defined Functions.

C: Using a single cube, and then adding more cubes later. Correct answer

D: Importing multiple Essbase outlines - one for each cube.

E: With a maximum of 12 cubes. Correct answer

F: With multiple cubes by using the Application Creation Wizard or Excel template in Smart View. Correct answer

Correct Answer:

A. Importing a single Essbase outline, and then adding more cubes later.; C. Using a single cube, and then adding more cubes later.; E. With a maximum of 12 cubes.; F. With multiple cubes by using the Application Creation Wizard or Excel template in Smart View.

Explanation

A FreeForm application in Oracle EPM Cloud offers flexibility in design. You can create one by importing a single Essbase outline (OTL) file and then adding more cubes later (A, C). Alternatively, you can create an application with multiple cubes from the start using the Application Creation Wizard or an Excel template in Smart View (F). A key constraint and characteristic of FreeForm applications is that they can contain a maximum of 12 cubes (a mix of BSO and ASO, or all ASO) (E). These options cover the primary methods and constraints for creating a FreeForm application.

Why Incorrect

B. Migrating an Essbase snapshot is a valid migration path, but FreeForm applications do not support Custom Defined Functions (CDFs) from on-premises Essbase

References

1. Oracle Cloud EPM

Administering FreeForm Applications

“Ways to Create a FreeForm Application”

bullets 1-4 (23.10).

2. Oracle Cloud EPM

Administering FreeForm Applications

“Importing Essbase Outlines”

Steps 1-3.

3. Oracle Cloud EPM

Smart View User Guide

“Creating a FreeForm Application from an Excel Template”

Sec. 10.

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