1Z0-1087-26 practice question 5 of 10

Which statement regarding user-defined attributes is FALSE?

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Answer options

A: You can assign access by user role.

B: They can include calculated values.

C: They can be assigned default value.

D: You can no longer add/edit attributes after reconciliations are created. Correct answer

Correct Answer:

D. You can no longer add/edit attributes after reconciliations are created.

Explanation

In Oracle Account Reconciliation, administrators and authorized users can continue to add or edit user-defined attributes on formats and profiles even after reconciliations have been created for a period. Changes dynamically update across existing periods or future reconciliations. Therefore, statement D is false.

Why Incorrect

A. This is a true statement; access permissions (such as Read, Write, or Do Not Display) can be assigned to attributes based on user roles.
B. This is a true statement; user-defined attributes support scripted or calculated values using built-in functions and expressions.
C. This is a true statement; static or calculated default values can be defined for user-defined attributes during configuration.

References

1. Oracle Fusion Cloud EPM

Administering Account Reconciliation

Section: "Configuring Features" -> "Defining Attributes".

2. Oracle Help Center

Administering Account Reconciliation

Section: "Creating Formats" -> "Adding Attributes".

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