Ques: 1. Why do Oracle
Fusion Applications so different?
Ans: The
biggest difference about oracle fusion applications is the usability. While most
applications are developed to fulfil functionality, Oracle Fusion Applications
were developed with a huge emphasis on usability. Oracle invested much effort
in understanding usability needs by conducting multitudes of usability testing
sessions. Leveraging this user feedback and best practices from existing
applications, the Usability team established guidelines, design patterns and
standards that were easily implemented by Oracle Product Development.
Oracle
Fusion Applications provide a consistent, role-based user interface that is
infused with Web 2.0 capabilities and incorporates embedded decision support.
As I’ve started to use Oracle Fusion Applications, I now realize how
significantly simpler it is to do your work with intuitive and intelligent user
experience.
Ques: 2. What is the
foundation for Fusion Applications?
Ans: Oracle
Fusion Middleware provides support for security, user interface framework,
business intelligence, collaboration, search capabilities, business process
orchestration and extensibility of Oracle Fusion Applications.
Oracle
Fusion Applications are built on the industry-leading, open-standards Oracle
Fusion Middleware platform, which includes some of the most powerful,
state-of-the-art technology available.
Ques: 3. What is File Based Data Import (FBDI) and ADFDI in Fusion?
Ans: FBDI is one of the tool available in the
Oracle Fusion to import the data from External application. This is the Excel
Based Prebuilt Data Templates in which we put the Data to migrate in the Oracle
Cloud. This upload the Data in the Form of CSV Files.
ADFDI is another Data Import tool in oracle fusion
to insert the data in the Oracle Cloud. ADFDI is the same as WebADI in Oracle
Apps which is totally integrated with the application. This works online as
compared to the FBDI which works offline means we prepare the data offline so
ADFDI provided the real time data validation.
Ques: 4. What are the Reporting tools available in
the Oracle Fusion?
Ans:
- BIP Reports
- OTBI reports
- Smart View Reports
- Financial Reporting Studio
Ques: 5. What is OTBI Report?
Ans: OTBI
is the report tool available in the Oracle Fusion, which is used to create the
reports in oracle cloud. OTBI is the very user-friendly tool available in
oracle fusion, where we can develop the reports with just drag and drop
options. It does not require the SLQ expertise and the Fusion tables knowledge
to build the reports. This is the very interesting tool available in Oracle
Fusion to extract the data from the system.
Ques: 6. What is Financial Reporting Studio in
Oracle Fusion?
Ans: Financial Reporting Studio is a client based
Financial Reporting tool which is uses to build the Financial reports in Oracle
Fusion. This is more like FSG reports in Oracle Apps. This FR studio works on
the GL balances. This Uses drag and drop functionality to create a grid to
design the rows, columns and pages of the financial report. This Contains grids
and other objects that are reusable across multiple reports. FR Studio Uses the
GL Balances Cube dimensions on either rows, columns, pages and Point of Views
(POV).
Ques: 7. What is Sandbox in Oracle Fusion?
Ans: In EBS Sandbox related to Server but in Oracle
fusion Sandbox is totally different concept. In Oracle Fusion , We will Use
Sandbox to do any kind of Personalizations or Extensions or Page layout
changes in Oracle Fusion Web-pages. It means we need to create
Sandbox first to make any changes in Oracle Fusion application in terms of
Personalizations or Extensions.
Then all the changes will be done under
this sandbox and this is the important feature of the sandbox that , we
can do the changes in the application without impacting the complete
application so these changes will only apply under the sandbox and
other users of the application will not see these changes until unless you have
tested the changes under sandbox and publish this sandbox. Once you will
publish the sandbox in fusion then all the changes under the sandbox will
be published to all the users in the application.
Ques: 8. How many Types of Roles Available in Oracle
Fusion?
Ans: Oracle has provided these four Types of roles.
- Abstract role
- Job roles
- Duty roles
- Data roles
Ques: 9. What Is ESS job in Oracle Fusion?
Ans: ESS job is same like concurrent Program in
Oracle apps. If we need to run the BIP reports in the Fusion Application then
we need to register these reports as a ESS jobs in Oracle Fusion. Then after
that we can run this report in the Fusion as a Schedule process same as as concurrent request in the Oracle apps.
Ques: 10. What is BPM Worklist in Oracle Fusion?
Ans: BPM worklist is list of BPM workflows
available in Oracle fusion which we can design as per our business Requirment
in oracle fusion. We cannot create the new worklist in BPM, We can only use the
existing Workflows in the BPM Worklist. In the BPM worklist, We have the
approval for Expenses , AP invoice , GL Journals, PO and Requisition AR
Invoices and the Cash Advance approvals and many others.
Ques: 11. What is Job Set in Oracle Fusion?
Ans: Job set is same like Request set in Oracle
apps. Like in Oracle apps , We combine multiple concurrent Programs in a
Request set in the same way , We Combine Multiple ESS jobs in a Fusion Job set.
Job set is the set of Multiple ESS Jobs. When We want to run the same set of
ESS jobs Together in Oracle Cloud, then we can add these ESS jobs in the job
set and then We only need to run this concurrent Job set and all the ESS jobs
under this Job set can be run together in sequentially or Parallelly order.
Ques: 12.
What is My Folder and Shared Folder in Fusion Reports?
Ans: My
Folders: 'My Folders' is your own folder. It means it is specific to each user.
when you will create your report under this folder then no one in the
application can see and access these reports because these are saved and
created under your My folder. so this is totally yours personal Development.
Shared
Folders: Shared Folders is your Application Common Folder. It means it is
shared across users of the application as per the roles. Shared folders have
many Sub-folders related to the Work related and Module Related.
Oracle has already given standard
OTBI reports, Data Models and Dashboards under the sub-folders in the Shared
Folders. When you will create any report under the sub-folder of Shared Folders
then your report will be visible and accessible to other users of the
application as per the Permission and role of that user.
Ques: 13. How to get the Oracle Fusion application
information’s in the BIP reports?
Ans: In Oracle Apps R12 reports , we can easily get
the user information through Profile option like USER_ID, RESP_ID but in Oracle
Fusion to get the user information. you need to user : and then System variable
name in your SQL query.
Select :xdo_user_name, :xdo_user_roles From Dual;
Select :xdo_user_name, :xdo_user_roles From Dual;
Ques: 14.
What Is File De Batching?
Ans: When
a file contains multiple messages, you can choose to publish messages in a
specific number of batches. This is referred to as de-batching. During de-batching,
the file reader, on restart, proceeds from where it left off in the previous
run, thereby avoiding duplicate messages. File de-batching is supported for
files in XML and native formats.
Ques: 15.
What Is Schematron Validation?
Ans: You
can specify Schematron files for validating an inbound message and its various
parts. Schematron version 1.5 is the supported version. Schematron
is an XML schema language, and it can be used to validate XML.
Ques: 16.
What Is the role of Oracle Mediator?
Ans: Oracle
Mediator provides a lightweight framework to mediate between various components
within a composite application. Oracle Mediator converts data to facilitate
communication between different interfaces exposed by different components that
are wired to build a SOA composite application.
Ques: 17.
What Are Major Benefits For Psft Financials Users?
Ans:
- Cash basis accounting
- Bill Presentment Architecture
- Credit Management
- Advanced Collections
- credit card processor integrations.
Ques: 18.
What are major footprints in Fusion Financial Management?
Ans: Fusion
Financial Management component of the Oracle Fusion Applications suite, it revolutionizes
productivity and information access with native, real-time intelligence. Current
offering is with these foot prints.
- General Ledger
- Accounts Payable
- Accounts Receivable
- Asset Management
- Payments and Collections
- Cash and Expense Management.
Ques: 19.
What Are The Other Replacement Feature In Fusion That Makes A Difference To Ebs
User?
Ans: Yes
there are couple of them , here are few:
- Identity Manager in Fusion apps replaces FND User
- Business Units is replaced Operating Units
- Access Control Governor replaces OICM
- Date Effectivity replaces DateTrack.
Ques: 20.
Does Fusion Application Have Flex Field Feature?
Ans: Yes,
similar to EBS, fusion application have flex feild concept. Fusion is
supporting mainly three types of flexfields
- Descriptive flexfields
- Extensible flexfields
- Key flexfields
These
flexfield enables enable implementers to configure application features without
programming and fully supported within Oracle Fusion Applications.
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