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Skills this practice test covers
- Explain how environments, path codes and data sources work together in EnterpriseOne.
- Build client and server packages, deploy them, and read the build log files.
- Set up role sequencing, signon security and records in Security Workbench.
- Apply ESUs with Change Assistant and run plans in the installation and upgrade workbench.
- Troubleshoot EnterpriseOne servers with Server Manager and Resource Manager.
- Plan clustering, Single Sign On and a multi-foundation environment.
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1Z0-344 exam content
5 domains · 29 topics · 180 of 188 questions sorted by domain
Configurable Network Computing (CNC) Foundation and Terminology31 questions
This domain sets the vocabulary of CNC work. Candidates describe environments, path codes, data sources and server types, explain jobs, the Scheduler and job queues, and use Object Management Configuration (OMC). It also covers IOT orchestrations and User Defined Objects (UDOs).
Skills tested
- Explain how an environment pairs a path code with data sources.
- Describe what each server type does, from the Enterprise Server to the HTML server.
- Explain how Object Management Configuration controls project moves in Object Management Workbench.
- Run batch work with server jobs, the Scheduler and job queues.
- Describe IOT orchestrations and the UDO types that users create and share.
Questions by topic
- Explain how to use Object Management Configuration (OMC)8
- Describe User Defined Objects (UDOs)5
- Describe environments and path codes6
- Explain job queues6
- Describe Internet of Things (IOT) orchestrations6
Package Management29 questions
Packages move objects from the deployment server out to workstations and servers. Candidates create full and update packages, build client and server packages, deploy them to servers such as the HTML server, and read package history and build logs when a build fails.
Skills tested
- Choose between a full package and an update package for a change.
- Build client and server packages, and deploy them to the Enterprise Server and HTML server.
- Describe a multi-tier deployment across several locations.
- Read package history and build log files to find a failed step.
Questions by topic
- Analyze package history and build log files8
- Deploy to an HTML server7
- Create full packages and update packages6
- Deploy a full package, a server package, and an update package8
Security25 questions
This domain covers who may do what in EnterpriseOne. Candidates set up user profiles and roles, role sequencing, signon security and password administration, and create security records in Security Workbench.
Skills tested
- Set up user profiles and assign roles to them.
- Order roles with role sequencing to resolve conflicting security records.
- Configure signon security so that database passwords stay hidden from users.
- Add application and action security records in Security Workbench.
Questions by topic
- Configure Auditing9
- Set up role sequencing7
- Set up a security workbench7
- Describe User Defined Objects (UDOs)2
Install, Upgrade, and Configure59 questions
This domain has the most objectives and follows a system through install and upgrade. Candidates check platform certifications, install servers and a development client, run the installation and upgrade workbench, and apply ESUs, application upgrades and tools updates. It ends with post-install steps, extra languages and One View Reporting (OVR).
Skills tested
- Check a planned platform against Oracle's certifications before an install.
- Run a server installation and create EnterpriseOne server components.
- Apply ESUs with Change Assistant, and plan application upgrades and tools updates.
- Install additional languages and set up One View Reporting.
- Install a development client for object development.
Questions by topic
- Implement tools updates8
- Describe an installation for additional languages7
- Configure AIS Server6
- Use Change Assistant6
- Implement application upgrades6
- Execute the installation and upgrade workbench6
- Execute a server installation6
- Configure and set up One View Reporting (OVR)7
- Install a development client6
- Troubleshoot Client Issues1
Architecture, Performance and Troubleshooting36 questions
This domain explains how EnterpriseOne runs: its middleware, platforms and kernels. Candidates set up multi-foundation environments, clustering, Single Sign On and subsystems, troubleshoot with Server Manager and Resource Manager, and describe mobile architecture and installs in the Oracle Cloud.
Skills tested
- Explain how EnterpriseOne middleware passes requests to the server kernels.
- Run a second tools release beside the first in a multi-foundation environment.
- Troubleshoot servers and their logs with Server Manager.
- Set up clustering and Single Sign On for EnterpriseOne.
- Describe how EnterpriseOne is installed in the Oracle Cloud.
Questions by topic
- Implement JD Edwards EnterpriseOne clustering8
- Troubleshoot Client Issues5
- Troubleshoot with Server Manager8
- Describe how to install JD Edwards EnterpriseOne in the Oracle Cloud6
- Implement JD Edwards EnterpriseOne in a multi-foundation environment8
- Configure AIS Server1
Requirements
- No formal prerequisites: passing this exam alone earns the credential.
- Recommended: hands-on CNC work with EnterpriseOne installs, upgrades and package builds.
- Recommended: Oracle's JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Common Foundation Rel 9.2 course, which Oracle lists as optional preparation.
About the 1Z0-344 exam
1Z0-344 tests the technical consultants and administrators who install, upgrade and secure JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 9.2. In JD Edwards, this technical side is called Configurable Network Computing (CNC). The exam checks five areas: CNC foundation terms, package management, security, installs and upgrades, and architecture with troubleshooting. A pass earns the CNC 9.2 Certified Implementation Specialist credential.
The PlanetCert practice test puts the most questions on Install, Upgrade, and Configure, the domain with the longest list of objectives. Explanations help separate look-alike items, such as a full package and an update package, or an environment and a path code. Study Mode suits package management, where the order of build and deploy steps matters. Brainy AI Assistant can explain what Change Assistant does with an ESU, or how role sequencing settles a security conflict.
How to earn the certification
- Earns
- JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Configurable Network Computing 9.2 Certified Implementation SpecialistImplementation Specialist
How to prepare for 1Z0-344
- 1
Map the CNC objects first
Start with the first domain's vocabulary: environments, path codes, data sources and server types. Draw how they connect, because the package and security questions assume this picture.
- 2
Build packages on a test system
On a test system, build a full package and an update package, deploy both, and open the build logs. Note where a business function that failed to compile shows up.
- 3
Walk an ESU through Change Assistant
Download one ESU, apply it to a test path code with Change Assistant, and check what changed. Then read the steps for a tools update in Server Manager.
- 4
Secure two roles and compare
Create two roles, sequence them, and add conflicting application security in Security Workbench. Sign in as a user with both roles and check which record wins.
- 5
Close with the 1Z0-344 practice test
Give the install and upgrade domain the most time, then take the practice test in Timed Mode. Ask Brainy AI Assistant about any missed question on kernels, clustering or multi-foundation setups.
Start a timed 1Z0-344run
Oracle lists the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Common Foundation Rel 9.2 course as optional preparation. Its JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools and Technology Learning Subscription also covers this certification.
Who 1Z0-344 is for
- CNC administrators who install, upgrade and maintain JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 9.2 systems.
- Technical consultants who carry out JD Edwards implementations for clients.
- System administrators who manage packages, security and servers at a JD Edwards site.
Typical job titles: CNC administrator · JD Edwards technical consultant · JD Edwards system administrator · ERP technical consultant · Implementation specialist
1Z0-344 glossary
18 terms from the exam objectives and the vendor's official material, each defined in a sentence.
- Change Assistant
- Oracle's tool that finds, downloads and applies JD Edwards updates such as ESUs.
- Data sources
- Definitions that tell EnterpriseOne where a database or logic server is, so tables and business logic can be mapped to it.
- Development client
- A Windows workstation with the EnterpriseOne design tools, where developers build and test objects.
- Electronic Software Updates (ESUs)
- Code fixes and small enhancements that Oracle ships for JD Edwards applications, applied to a path code.
- Full packages
- Packages that hold every object for a path code, used to set up or rebuild workstations and servers.
- HTML server
- The web server that runs EnterpriseOne applications for users in a browser.
- Job queues
- Queues on the Enterprise Server that hold batch jobs and limit how many of them run at the same time.
- Multi-foundation environment
- A setup that runs two tools releases side by side, for example to test a new release before production moves to it.
- Object Management Configuration (OMC)
- The setup application that decides how Object Management Workbench moves projects and objects from one status to the next.
- One View Reporting (OVR)
- EnterpriseOne reporting that uses Oracle BI Publisher to show interactive reports and charts inside the applications.
- Path codes
- Pointers to separate sets of EnterpriseOne objects and code, such as a development set and a production set.
- Role sequencing
- A ranking of roles that decides which security record wins when a user with several roles meets conflicting records.
- Security workbench
- The EnterpriseOne application where administrators create security records, such as application and action security, for users and roles.
- Server Manager
- The web console used to install, configure, monitor and troubleshoot EnterpriseOne servers from one place.
- Signon security
- Security that maps EnterpriseOne users to database accounts, so users never need to know the database passwords.
- Single Sign On (SSO)
- A sign-on method in which users enter EnterpriseOne with a login that another system has already checked.
- Update packages
- Packages that hold only changed objects and are merged into an existing full package.
- User Defined Objects (UDOs)
- Items such as queries, grid formats and orchestrations that users create in EnterpriseOne without changing code.