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

The EPM Cloud job scheduler provides robust automation capabilities. When scheduling any job, including a data import, you can define a recurring schedule, such as daily, weekly, or monthly intervals, which allows the job to run later and repeatedly without manual intervention. Additionally, the scheduler includes a notification feature. You can configure it to send an email to specified recipients upon the job's completion, with options to be notified on success, on error, or in either case. These two features are fundamental to automating and monitoring administrative tasks.

A. You can view the status of jobs that are currently processing, have failed, or are scheduled for the future, not just completed ones.
B. The daily maintenance time is a global environment setting configured by the service administrator, not a parameter set within an individual job's schedule.
E. You cannot delete a job while it is in a "Processing" state. You may be able to cancel it, but the record cannot be deleted until it is no longer active.

1. Oracle Cloud EPM, Administering Planning, "Managing Jobs," Section: "Scheduling Jobs." The documentation explicitly states, "You can schedule a job to run now, or schedule it to run later one time, or on a recurring daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly basis."

2. Oracle Cloud EPM, Administering Planning, "Managing Jobs," Section: "Scheduling Jobs." The documentation details the scheduling options, including a "Notify" section where you can "select whether to send an email notification when the job is completed."