Oracle 1z0-493 : Oracle Communications Order and Service Management Server 7 Implementation Essentials

You are requested to design a solution to handle a fallout scenario while communicating with an inventory system for resource allocation because there are no available ports for a product that was purchased. Identify a solution that would address this condition.

• A. using the Task Web client to edit the order, manually changing the data received from the CRM system, and retrying the failed task for proper allocation of new ports
• B. designing OSM to update the CRM system about the failure, so that the customer service representative (CSR) can decide whether to cancel the in-flight order or issue a new revision order to allocate new ports
• C. suspending the in-flight order in OSM and manually creating a new order to create new ports in the inventory system
• D. cancelling the order in OSM and informing the customer that the request cannot be processed
• E. reallocating the reserved ports in the inventory system and activating the requested ports in the activation system manually

You have a process with two automated tasks that execute in the following sequence: the first task reserves in an inventory system and the second task activates the resources in an activation system. Because you know that the inventory system may return resources that are already in use, you expect to eventually receive some errors from the activation system.
What would be the best way to use an amendment to force the re-execution of resource reservation when you receive these errors during the execution of the second task?

• A. Transition an order to the amending state from the second task's automation.
• B. Create a Jeopardy in the second task that creates a revision by calling OSM web services.
• C. Change the compensation strategy of both tasks.
• D. Raise fallout exceptions from the automation of the second task.
• E. Create a revision by calling OSM web services from the second task's automation.

Which three statements are true about the Rapid Offer Design and Order Delivery (RODOD) solution?

• A. OSM manages the order fulfillment life cycle by providing complete lifecycle visibility and regular status updates to the CRM system.
• B. Central Order Management interfaces with the Element Management and Network Management systems.
• C. New commercial offerings can eventually be introduced with zero configuration in OSM.
• D. OSM in the Central Order Management role is responsible for customer order mapping, decomposition, and orchestration.
• E. Central Order Management is the multi-channel order capture and consumer support system.

Identify two perspectives in Design Studio and Eclipse that can be used to model cartridge entities and develop XQueries.

• A. Studio Design Perspective
• B. Studio Environment Perspective
• C. Java Perspective
• D. Cartridge Perspective
• E. Debug Perspective

This diagram represents the orchestration plan of an order that you submitted on January
1. The following are configured in your cartridge:
- Each order component has a minimum processing duration of two days.
- The product specification of Order Item 3 has a minimum processing duration of four days.
- In the product specification of Order Item 3, Order Component B has a duration of four days.
Considering that the requested delivery date is set to January 10 for all order items, when will the order start its execution?

• A. January 8
• B. January 2
• C. January 1
• D. January 6
• E. January 10
• F. January 4