1Z0-520 practice question 8 of 30

Identify two features of a Value Set that has a validation type of "None." (Choose two.)

Answer options

A: It has an approved list of values associated with It.

B: The entered value must meet the formatting requirements. Correct answer

C: The Flexfield value security rules cannot be used for a segment that uses this Value Set. Correct answer

D: Users can enter any value that they want even if It does not meet formatting requirements.

Correct Answer:

B. The entered value must meet the formatting requirements.; C. The Flexfield value security rules cannot be used for a segment that uses this Value Set.

Explanation

A flexfield value set with a validation type of "None" performs no validation against a predefined list of values, allowing users to enter any text or numeric value. However, it still enforces basic format constraints defined on the value set, such as maximum length, data type (e.g., Number, Date, Standard Date), and uppercase conversion. Because there is no defined list of valid values to restrict or evaluate, Flexfield Value Security rules cannot be applied to any segment that uses a "None" validation type value set.

Why Incorrect

A: Value sets with "None" validation type do not maintain or validate against an approved list of values. D: User input must strictly conform to formatting requirements (e.g., maximum length and data type) specified in the value set definition.

References

- Oracle E-Business Suite Flexfields Guide, Release 12.2, Chapter 4 "Planning and Defining Value Sets", Section "Validation Types".

- Oracle E-Business Suite Flexfields Guide, Release 12.2, Chapter 3 "Flexfield Value Security", Section "Defining Value Security Rules".

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