1Z0-1080-26 practice question 21 of 25

Which two are use cases for Smart Push?

Answer options

A: Allow users to update data in reporting cube after saving data in the planning web form Correct answer

B: Allow users to run Smart Push in forms to move data from source aggregate storage cubes.

C: Allow users to update data in another cube on demand Correct answer

D: Allow the application to schedule when to synchronize data

Correct Answer:

A. Allow users to update data in reporting cube after saving data in the planning web form; C. Allow users to update data in another cube on demand

Explanation

Smart Push is a feature that allows for the immediate, user-driven movement of data from a source cube (typically BSO) to a reporting cube (typically ASO) without running a scheduled job. Its primary use cases are to allow planners to see the impact of their data changes in the reporting cube instantly after saving a form (A) or to trigger the data push on-demand via an action menu on a form (C). This provides real-time data synchronization for reporting and analysis based on user actions.

Why Incorrect

B. Smart Push moves data from a source cube, which is almost always a Block Storage (BSO) cube, not an Aggregate Storage (ASO) cube.
D. Smart Push is designed for on-demand or on-save user actions. Scheduled data synchronization is typically handled by running Data Maps as scheduled jobs.

References

1. Oracle® Cloud

Administering Planning for Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud

Release 24.05

F85733-06

Chapter 6: Designing Data Maps

Section: "About Smart Push". The documentation states

"You can configure Smart Push on a form so that when a user saves data in the form

the data is pushed to the reporting cube... You can also configure Smart Push to be available for users to run on demand from a form's Action menu."

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