A customer has requested an interview that will create anincident in Service Cloud along with a number of tasks (linked to the incident).
From a data mapping perspective at the entity level, how can this be achieved with the minimum number of steps?

• A. Create a relationship between Tasks and Incidents in Service Cloud, map the global entity to the Task object and create a child entity for the Incident.
• B. Map the global entity to both the Task and Incident objects, because primary objects can be mapped to directly.
• C. Map the global entity to the Task object and create an entity for the Incident object. Map the child entity to the Incident object in Service Cloud.
• D. Do not map the global entity. Create entities for both thetask and incident objects and map these to the corresponding objects in Service Cloud.
• E. Map the global entity to the Incident object and create an entity for Task object. Map the child entity to the Task object in Service Cloud.

You need to develop a rulethat will determine the person's income in dollars. Your policy model does not have such an attribute yet.
How can you create this attribute?

• A. Select "define variable attribute" in the Policy Modeling Toolbar from your rule document.
• B. Develop the rule and save the rule document. The attribute will be automatically added to the data model.
• C. Go to the Project Tab in the Policy Modeling, then select "inclusions" and then select "new" and enter the details in the new attribute window.
• D. Go to the Data Tab in Policy Modeling, then select "define" and enter the details in the new attribute window.

Assuming that no relationship text has been manually defined or changed, what type of relationship is "all instances of the store"?

• A. a containment relationship with the store as the target entity
• B. a reference relationship with Global as the target entity
• C. a self-referential relationship with the store as both the source and target entity
• D. acontainment relationship with the employee as the target entity
• E. a containment relationship with Global as the target entity
• F. a reference relationship with the store as the target entity

What are three typical benefits of modeling business rules isomorphically (in a way thatmatches the source material) in Oracle Policy Automation?

• A. greater execution speed
• B. reduced development and maintenance effort
• C. ability to automatically create rules from source documents
• D. easier verification that the business rules match the source documents
• E. decision reports that match the structure of source material
• F. direct access to object models in code
• G. no need to create custom interview screen

You are working on a project where you need to develop a rule to calculate thecurrency attribute "the person's total monthly school cost". This attribute is calculated as follows: (1) Add "the annual cost of the tuition" and
"the annual cost of lodging". (2) Subtract "the total annual scholarship amount" from the attributes previously summed. (3) Divide the result by 12.
How should you achieve this?

• A. the person's total monthly school cost = Sum(( the annual cost of the tuition + the annual cost of lodging), Subtract(the total annual scholarship amount)) /12
• B. the person's total monthly school cost = (( the annual costof the tuition + the annual cost of lodging) - the total annual scholarship amount) /12
• C. the person's total monthly school cost = Sum(( the annual cost of the tuition, the annual cost of lodging)
  - the total annual scholarship amount))Div12
• D. the person's total monthly school cost = Sum((the annual cost of the tuition + the annual cost of lodging), Subtract(the total annual scholarship amount) /12
• E. the person's total monthly school cost = Sum(( the annual cost of the tuition, the annual cost of lodging)
  - the total annual scholarship amount)) /12