1Z0-532 practice question 3 of 10

Identify the two true statements about defining member lists in Financial Management. (Choose two.)

Full set: 76 questions
Answer options
A: Financial Management will scan the member list Visual Basic file and verify that the member is a valid member.
B: Only when you access the grid with the member list will an error appear with the line number of the invalid member selection. Correct answer
C: A member list must define all member lists for all dimensions.
D: Member lists can be created in EPMA. Correct answer
Correct Answer:
B. Only when you access the grid with the member list will an error appear with the line number of the invalid member selection.; D. Member lists can be created in EPMA.
Explanation

In Oracle Hyperion Financial Management (HFM), member lists provide customized member subsets for data entry and reporting. Member lists can be defined and managed directly within Enterprise Performance Management Architect (EPMA) for EPMA-enabled applications. When using VBScript files (.lst) for dynamic member lists, HFM parses the file during load but does not validate individual member selections against application metadata at load time. Consequently, syntax or member resolution errors in dynamic member list scripts are triggered only at runtime when a user accesses a grid or report utilizing that member list, displaying the specific error and line number. Furthermore, member lists can be created selectively for specific dimensions rather than requiring definitions across all dimensions.

Why Incorrect

Option A: Financial Management does not validate individual member validity within VBScript member list files during the load process; validation occurs dynamically upon runtime execution.
Option C: Member lists are modular and optional per dimension; applications are not required to define member lists across all existing dimensions.

References

1. Oracle® Hyperion Financial Management Administrator's Guide, Release 11.1.2.4, Chapter 13: "Managing Member Lists", Section: "Creating Member Lists in VBScript", pp. 215-222.

2. Oracle® Enterprise Performance Management Architect Administrator's Guide, Release 11.1.2.4, Chapter 10: "Working with Member Lists in EPMA", pp. 187-191.

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