Online Access Free 1Z1-1035 Exam Questions

You have a number attribute "the child's age in years". In an interview, you want to ensure that the user is only able to enter ages between 0 and 15.
What are the three methods to achieve this?

• A.Write a warning event rule.
• B.Create a number value list with the allowed ages, then associate the list with the child's age attribute.
• C.Use a regular expression within the Edit Attribute dialog box.
• D.Specify the maximum and minimum values within the Edit Attribute dialog box.
• E.Write an error event rule.

Which five statements are valid ways of writing a rule condition using a comparison?

• A.The person's date of birth < the spouse's date of birth
• B.The customer's membership level = Gold
• C.10 <= the cost of the item
• D.The number of pictures in the gallery > 10000
• E.The ticket price = $15
• F.The customer's age > 18
• G.The date the store opened = 03/03/2016

Which four are valid reasons to split an existing Word document containing rules in your Oracle Policy Modeling project?

• A.You want to mirror updates to the source material that has divided the source of your rules into two locations.
• B.Two developers need to work simultaneously on different areas of rules that were originally within the same Word document.
• C.Editing the new documents is easier in Microsoft Word because the original document was getting too large.
• D.You want to define screens to run in Oracle Web Determinations.
• E.You want to exclude part of the original document from the policy model.
• F.You want to use the Debugger to test your rules.
• G.You want to add comments and footnotes to your rules.
• H.You want to separate rules with different purposes.

You just developed a policy model and need to test a discrete portion of the rules without using screens.
Identify the correct process.

• A.Go to Build > Build and Debug and select Build and Debug without screens in the Oracle Policy Modeling Testing window.
• B.Go to Build > Test Data Model and enter the discrete portion of the rules that you want to test and assign values.
• C.Go to Debug > Data > and set the entity and attribute values that you want to test in the Oracle Policy Modeling Debugger window.
• D.Go to Test > Discrete Data Sets > and set the entity and attribute values that you want to test in the Rule Testing window.

Your policy model has two entities: the applicant (Global) and the applicant's income. What type of relationship does the text "the applicant's primary income" describe?

• A.many-to-one
• B.one-to-many
• C.many-to-many
• D.one-to-one
• E.self-referential one-to-one