Oracle 1Z0-1035-21 Value Pack (Frequently Bought Together)

You are creating a newinterview for the Service Cloud Customer Portal, and you wish to load the current logged-in contact's first name, last name, and telephone number into your interview for use in individual fields on a form.
After setting up your data connection, how mustyou accomplish this in the minimum number of steps?

• A. Create separate attributes for the first and last name, a number attribute for the phone number, and set the interview to not require the contact to login.
• B. Create separate attributes for the first name, last name, and phone number. Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal, then set the mapped-in values for each attribute.
• C. Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal but do not create any attributes, because any data related to the logged-in user can always be loaded.
• D. Create separate attributes for the first name, last name, and phone number. Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal, then set the mapped-out values for each attribute.
• E. Create separate attributes for the first and last name, a number attribute for the phone number, and set the interview to be accessible for contact center staff accounts.

You are asked to make a pdf-formatted form available for download at the end of an interview, containing all responsesthat the user provided during the interview.
Which three steps are required to accomplish this?

• A. In the Interview tab, add a form control on the final screen.
• B. Using labels and other controls, re-create the content of the form on the final interviewscreen.
• C. Create a form template using BI Publisher containing values referenced from OPA.
• D. Add an upload control in your final interview screen.
• E. Link to a pre-made pdf on the final screen of the interview, containing a list of all possible questions that may be posed in the interview.
• F. Add names to theattributes you want to include in the form.

Your policy model includes this rule:
the user is a minor if
the user's age < 18
Which two statements are true?

• A. "the user's age" could be compared to another attribute, "the age of majority", rather than a predefined age.
• B. "the user's age" should be a date attribute.
• C. If you use "the user's age" in a Word document without first defining it in Policy Automation, you will encounter a compilation error.
• D. If you use "the user's age" in a Word document without first defining it in Policy Modeling, then the tool will automatically create an attribute and assign a data type.
• E. "the user is a minor" is a number attribute.

After deploying a new version of a policy model to production on the Policy Automation Hub, you have been advised there is a problem and you need to roll back to a previous version.
Using the minimum number of steps, what instructions would you give your HubAdministrator to achieve this?

• A. Go the Deployments page in the hub, click the policy model, click Activate on the previous version.
• B. Go the Deployments page in the hub, click the policy model and delete the current version.
• C. Download the previous version from the Hub, open it in Policy Modeling and then upload and deploy it directly from Policy Modeling.
• D. Go the Repository page in the hub, click the policy model and delete the current version.
• E. Go the Deployments page in the hub, click the policy model and select Deactivate from the Actions menu.
• F. Go the Repository page in the hub,click the policy model, click Activate on the previous version.

You created an entity called "the person". You have written the following rule:

You test your rules in the Debugger with three entity instances of the person:
- Jane is not homeless; Jane's score is 3.
- Bill is homeless; Bill's score is 1.
- Angela is not homeless; Angela's score is 2.
What is the total score ofall the persons who are eligible?

• A. Three
• B. Five
• C. Two
• D. Zero
• E. Four
• F. One
• G. Six