1z0-1118-23 Exam Dumps - Oracle Business Analytics Questions and Answers

The steps that you would take to override the default data security for specific users are to create a custom data role and set up data filters that specify the values for specific dimensions. A custom data role allows you to define custom data security filters and apply them to dimensions, facts, or subject areas. You can then assign the custom data role to the users who need to have different data access than the default2. You do not need to create a custom duty role or create reports with filters to override the default data security.

To perform data validation from the FAW console, you need to ensure that you have the same data security privileges in the FAW instance and the Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) instance. This will allow you to compare the metrics between the two instances and verify their accuracy2. You do not need to have access to all data in the FAW instance or have the administrator privilege in the OTBI instance to perform data validation.

The highly recommended best practice is to activate your new UCC subscription into your Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications account followed by activating your Oracle Fusion Analytics Warehouse subscription into the same Oracle Cloud account as your Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications12

The step that would be required for the data pipeline to run without any issues after your source Fusion Cloud Application instance has been refreshed with data from another environment is to update the applicable users credentials, if the passwords differ between environments. You need to ensure that the FAWService user and any other users that are used for data extraction have valid credentials in both environments8. You do not need to update the source application URL or the notification email of the FAW instance for this purpose

The way that you can address your requirements in FAW when FAW does not move and replicate your entire security implementation from Fusion Applications is to evaluate your security requirements and utilize security customization features in FAW to meet your needs. FAW provides various security customization features, such as custom data roles, custom duty roles, custom security configurations, and functional groups, that allow you to define advanced data security and object security4. You do not need to set up SSO between FAW and Fusion Applications or open a support ticket for this purpose.

FAW provides two features to customize and extend the semantic model: Semantic Model Extensions and Data Augmentation. Semantic Model Extensions allow you to modify the existing dimensions, facts, and subject areas, as well as create new ones from existing data sources. Data Augmentation allows you to create new dimensions, facts, and subject areas from custom data sources that are not part of the FAW data pipelin

LBAC (Location-Based Access Control) is a feature that restricts access to Fusion Applications based on IP addresses or ranges of IP addresses. If LBAC is enabled on your Fusion pod, you need to identify a user who will be used by FAW to connect to Fusion Applications using password-based authentication. This user must have access from All IP Addresses in order to allow FAW to extract data from any location.

Verified References: Securing Oracle Fusion Applications REST APIs with Location Based Access Control (LBAC), section “LBAC Configuration”.

The option that is available in FAW for synchronizing users and job roles between FAW and Fusion Applications is to implement SSO and synchronization of users and job roles between FAW and Fusion Applications, before provisioning the FAW instance. This will allow you to avoid creating Fusion Applications users and their assigned job roles in FAW, as they will be automatically synchronized from Fusion Applications4. You cannot use the FAW console security option or the Bulk Load option in FAW to do the synchronization. 

The setup sequence for implementing SSO to access FAW is to set up SSO before proceeding with the FAW instance creation. You need to configure SSO between your identity provider (IdP) and Fusion Applications before you provision your FAW instance. This will enable SSO and synchronization of users and job roles between Fusion Applications and FAW4. You cannot create the FAW instance first or ignore the setup sequence for implementing SSO

The typical use case of the Promote Objects feature is to move your customization from one environment to another, such as from development to production. The Promote Objects feature allows you to export and import your customizations of the semantic model, security configurations, and KPIs between different instances of FAW4. The Promote Objects feature is not used to check the validity of your customization or to replicate one instance to another.