Option 1: Correct. Using Application Program Interfaces (APIs) is the recommended approach for integrating Oracle PCMCS with other applications. APIs provide a secure and efficient way to transfer data between PCMCS and other applications. Option 2: Incorrect. The Import Data functionality within PCMCS is used for manually loading data from external sources into PCMCS, not for integrating with other applications. Option 3: Incorrect. The Export Data functionality within PCMCS is used for exporting data from PCMCS to external sources, not for integrating with other applications. Option 4: Incorrect. While it is possible to use a third-party ETL (Extract, Transform, Loa tool to transfer data between PCMCS and other applications, using Application Program Interfaces (APIs) is the recommended approach for integration.

Option 1: This option is incorrect because exporting to CSV does not provide the data hierarchy. It only exports the data itself. Option 2: This option is the correct answer as exporting to CSV allows users to take the data offline and make modifications to it before uploading it back into the application. This is particularly useful when dealing with large amounts of data. Option 3: This option is incorrect because exporting to CSV does not allow for changes to metadata objects. It only exports data. Option 4: This option is incorrect because exporting to CSV does not provide information about data changes made by other users.

Option 1: Incorrect. ODI is not the most appropriate option for integrating Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service with other applications. While it is possible to use ODI, it may require additional configuration and customization. Option 2: Incorrect. Using flat files to extract data from Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service and load it into other applications can be a manual and time-consuming process. It may also require additional manual steps to configure and load the data correctly. Option 3: Correct. Oracle Integration Cloud Service (ICS) is the most appropriate option for integrating Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service with other applications. ICS provides prebuilt connectors and adapters for seamless integration and supports various integration patterns such as real-time and batch integration. Option 4: Incorrect. While it is possible to use Oracle Hyperion Financial Data Quality Management Enterprise Edition (FDMEE) for data extraction and integration, it may require additional configuration and customization. Oracle Integration Cloud Service (ICS) is a more suitable choice for integrating Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service with other applications.

Option 1: Incorrect. User roles can be assigned to both individual users and groups. Assigning roles to groups enables easy management of user access. Option 2: Correct. User roles control access to dimensions, data forms, and data map in the application. They determine which users can view, edit, or administer different parts of the application. Option 3: Incorrect. User roles can be customized and modified to meet specific business requirements. Additional privileges can be added or existing privileges can be revoked. Option 4: Incorrect. User roles do have a predefined set of privileges, but as mentioned above, they can be customized and modified to meet specific business requirements.

Option 1: This option is correct because applying a filter to an individual column in the report is a valid way to filter data. Option 2: This option is incorrect because using a filter SQL statement in the report is not a valid way to filter data. SQL Statements should not be used within reports in Oracle PCMCS, rather they should be used as the data sources for those reports. Option 3: This option is incorrect because filtering data by a custom calculation in the report is not a valid way to filter data. Custom calculations should be used to add new columns, rows or values to an existing report, not for filtering data. Option 4: This option is incorrect because using a filter date range in the report is not a valid way to filter data. Date ranges should be used as time filters and not as regular data filters. Date range filter are used for associating time periods with specific data rows. For Example: Sales for 202.