Oracle CPQ 2024 Implementation Professional - 1z0-1033-24 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. The Order Management System will perform a getTransaction() API call to fetch transaction data in response to a valid request from the CPQ Cloud quote. B. The CPQ Cloud transaction will initiate the Submit Order call on the click of a button from the transaction. C. TransactionID of a transaction is key during the Order submission process. D. The Order Management System will need to initiate the Submit Order call on the click of a button within its own system. E. The CPQ Cloud transaction will perform an update Transaction() API call to send transaction data in response to a valid request from the Order Management System.

A. Add an initial condition that tests for the Action Code to be either DELETE or TERMINATE with a true value of Part Base Price. B. Add an initial condition that tests for a valid price value in the Price field of the BOM Item Definition table with a true value of the valid price value. C. Add an initial condition that tests for the Action Code to be either DELETE or TERMINATE with a true value of zero. D. Add an initial condition that tests for a valid entry in a specific Subscription Ordering price book with a true value of zero. E. Add an initial condition that tests for a valid price value in the Price field of the BOM Item Mapping table with a true value of the valid price value.

A. Use BOM Mapping rules. B. This is not feasible. Only Part Number, Quantity, and Price can be passed from Config to Commerce by using Recommended Item rules. C. Concatenate the additional details to Part Number. D. Pass the additional details by storing them in a Price Book. E. Use the Comment field to pass additional details.

A. For each Commerce process, create a "Create transaction" button by generating an invocation action. B. Assign a user or a user group to the Commerce process action permissions. C. Populate the Target Commerce Process field with configuration recommended item rules. D. For one invocation action, define two different invocation rules with condition BML functions.

A. Drag a newPanel objectfrom theLayout Elements menuonto thetransaction layout, then drag three Commerce attributesfrom theAttributes menuonto the new panel, placing each attribute next to each other horizontally to create the three columns. B. ClickAddand selectLayout Elements, drag a newPanel objectfrom theLayout Elementspop-up window onto thecommerce layout, and drop it where you want the new panel to appear. Enter the number of columns you wish to have in the new panel into the"# of Columns"field on theNew Panel pop-up windowand clickOK. C. Drag a newPanel objectfrom theLayout Elements menuonto thetransaction layout, then enter the number of columns you wish to have in the new panel into the"# of Columns"field on theNew Panel pop-up windowand clickOK. D. Drag a newPanel objectfrom theLayout Elements menuonto thetransaction layout, then drag three Panel Column objectsfrom theLayout Elements menuonto the new panel, placing each object next to each other horizontally to create the three columns.

A. Click the Add button on the User Administration List page; enter values for the required fields (Login, Email, and First Name); set the Type field to FullAccess; select the Create/Modify Users check box, and click the Add button to add the user to the system. B. Click the Add button on the User Administration List page, set the Type field to Admin, click the Add button to add the user to the system, click the new user's name on the User Administration List page to edit the user, select the Create/Modify Users check box, and click the Update button to save the changes. C. Click the Add button on the User Administration List page; enter values for the required fields (Login, Email, and First Name); set the Type field to FullAccess; click the Add button to add the user to the system; click the new user's name on the User Administration List page to edit the user, select the Create/Modify Users check box; and click the Update button to save the changes. D. Click the Add button on the User Administration List page; enter values for the required fields (Login, Password, Email, First Name, Last Name, and Phone Number); set the Type field to Admin; click the Add button to add the user to the system; click the new user's name on the User Administration List page to edit the user; select the Add New Users check box; and click the Add button to save the changes. E. Click the Add button on the User Administration List page; enter values for the required fields (Login, Email, and First Name); click the Add button to add the user to the system; click the new user's name on the User Administration List page to edit the user; select the Create/Modify Users check box; and click the Update button to save the changes.

A. The attribute is hidden on the Attribute Details page. B. The attribute is a system attribute. C. The attribute is being referenced in an active Hiding rule. D. The attribute is not added to the layout.

A. Migrate the new users to the production environment. B. Manually create the new user group in the production environment. C. Migrate the new user group to the production environment. D. Migrate Commerce to the production environment.

A. migrations with the site as target B. creation of configuration objects C. creation of data tables D. deployment of configuration product families E. modification of Commerce process objects F. uploading of files in File Manager

A. Test Script can be used to compute multiple iterations of the library functions and print each. B. Test Script describes the various functions used in BML. C. Test Script provides a way to test a BML Library function when array type attributes are input parameters. D. Test Script is template of how the BML function should be written.