1Z0-519 practice question 9 of 10

After several cycle counts have been performed, the client wants to identify those items that consistently require adjustment. Which report will help the client identify those items?

Full set: 136 questions
Answer options
A: Cycle Count Listing
B: Cycle Count Hit/Miss Analysis Correct answer
C: Cycle Count Unscheduled Items Report
D: Cycle Count Entries and Adjustments Report
Correct Answer:
B. Cycle Count Hit/Miss Analysis
Explanation

The Cycle Count Hit/Miss Analysis Report in Oracle Inventory evaluates the accuracy of cycle counting by comparing physical counts against system inventory balances based on defined count tolerances. It tracks count hits (counts within tolerance) and misses (counts exceeding tolerance) across multiple count iterations. By analyzing the hit and miss statistics over time, this report allows inventory managers to identify specific items that consistently require inventory adjustments due to recurring count variances. This analysis enables targeted corrective actions for problematic inventory items.

Why Incorrect

A. The Cycle Count Listing generates a schedule of items selected for counting rather than historical adjustment and accuracy analysis.
C. The Cycle Count Unscheduled Items Report lists items that are not scheduled for cycle counting, not items requiring frequent adjustments.
D. The Cycle Count Entries and Adjustments Report lists raw count entries and financial adjustment details but does not provide hit/miss accuracy metrics identifying recurring variance items.

References

Oracle Inventory User's Guide, Release 12.2, Part No. E48850-09, Chapter 15 "Reports", Section "Cycle Count Hit/Miss Analysis Report".

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