A global retailer is implementing Oracle DRM to manage its product catalog. The 'Product' hierarchy has a node-level property named 'LifecycleStatus' with possible values 'Development', 'Active', and 'Discontinued'. A validation rule is required to prevent any product node from being moved under the 'Discontinued_Products' limb if its 'LifecycleStatus' is 'Development'. Which validation level is most appropriate for this requirement?
Q2
A financial institution uses DRM to manage its chart of accounts. The 'Account' hierarchy must be exported to a downstream general ledger system that requires a fixed-width format with specific padding characters. The export needs to represent the hierarchy's generational structure. Which DRM export type is specifically designed to create structured, leveled, and formatted outputs suitable for such legacy systems?
Q3
A data steward needs to create a new 'what-if' version to model a potential corporate restructuring. This new version must be an exact copy of the current 'Master' version as a starting point, but all changes within it must not affect the 'Master' version. The process should also record who created this new version and when. Which DRM feature should be used to accomplish this?
Q4Multiple answers
A DRM implementation team is designing a solution for a company with a strict data governance policy. They need to ensure that users from the Finance department can only modify properties within the 'Financial Attributes' property category. Furthermore, these users should only be able to perform these modifications on nodes within the 'Chart of Accounts' hierarchy. Which TWO security constructs must be configured and combined to enforce this requirement? (Select TWO).
Q5
During the initial data load for a 'Cost Center' hierarchy, an administrator encounters numerous 'Naming Collision' errors. The source file contains multiple cost centers with the same name but belonging to different departments, which should be represented as distinct nodes in DRM. What is the most effective strategy within DRM to handle this situation and ensure all cost centers are loaded correctly as unique nodes?
Q6
A pharmaceutical company manages its drug pipeline in a 'Compound' hierarchy. A new requirement is to display the 'DevelopmentPhase' for each compound, which is determined by its parent node in the hierarchy (e.g., all direct children of 'Phase I' should have 'Phase I' as their status). This property should update automatically if a compound is moved to a different phase (i.e., a different parent). What type of property should be created to meet this requirement?
Q7
True or False: The DRM Blender feature can be used to compare and synchronize hierarchies between two different versions, but it cannot be used to compare hierarchies within the same version.
Q8
A company needs to automate a monthly process where a new 'Forecast' version is created by copying the 'Actuals' version. After creation, a specific set of nodes needs to be programmatically added to a planning hierarchy. The entire process must be executed via a command-line script. Which DRM utility or feature is essential for automating these tasks?
Q9
A manufacturing firm uses DRM to manage its Bill of Materials (BOM). They have a primary 'Manufacturing' hierarchy and need to create an alternate 'Engineering' hierarchy. While many components are shared, the parent-child relationships are often different. The business rule is that if a component exists in the 'Manufacturing' hierarchy, it MUST also exist in the 'Engineering' hierarchy, but the reverse is not required. What is the best way to enforce this rule?
Q10
A consultant is mapping data between a source 'Legal Entity' hierarchy and a target 'Reporting Unit' hierarchy. This is a complex many-to-many relationship, as one Legal Entity can map to multiple Reporting Units, and one Reporting Unit can consolidate data from multiple Legal Entities. Which DRM object is best suited for managing and storing these complex, many-to-many mappings?