Study with 1z0-1033-22 Actual Test Questions

You want to add multiple sections to your Document Designer template, and you want the sections flow in the template without page breaks between each section.
How would you accomplish this?

• A. You do not have to do anything because this is the default behavior in Document Designer.
• B. Add each section to the template and manually remove the page breaks at the end of each section.
• C. Add the first section in the series and select the Continuous Section check box in the Section Properties panel.
• D. Select the Continuous Section check box in the Section Properties panel for each subsequent section following the first section in the series.
• E. Select the Child Section check box in the Section Properties panel for each subsequent section following the first section in the series.

Your users receive a notification for a transaction from CPQ when an approval has been retracted and is no longer needed. The notification contains a generic message about this action. However, users would like to get more details about the transaction.
What is the Oracle-recommended best practice to fulfill this requirement in CPQ?

• A. Trigger an email action to notify users by custom defining the email's subject and body, which contain the transaction details, by using the advanced function available in the Revise action.
• B. When a transaction needs to be revised, allow the transaction owner to send a parallel email to approvers, which should include the necessary transaction details.
• C. Switch the system-generated email-to-email template, which will include the desired transaction information when approvers are notified.

How should an administrator set up a conditional restriction for access to a Product Family?

• A. by hiding the model Punch-In on the home page by using JavaScript
• B. by providing conditional access criteria in the Restricted Access section of the home page setup
• C. by writing a Constraint rule at the Product Family level
• D. by setting up a restricted profile and user group in Commerce and hiding the add, reconfigure, and delete product options

You are asked to design a Document Designer template, which should generate an output document where users would be able to navigate to a specific section from the table of contents. This is a complex document with many sections and subsections that can go up to seven levels of parent/child relationships.
Which three steps do you need to perform to ensure that the table of contents show only two levels of the sections and subsections so that the user reviewing the document can navigate to a desired section's page and scroll further to the deeper levels? (Choose three.)

• A. Assign a heading style set to the Table of Contents layout.
• B. Enable the Table of Contents option for selected heading styles.
• C. Create headings by using the Heading element for the section content in your template.
• D. Assign page numbers to all heading elements.
• E. Enable the Table of Contents option for all heading styles.

A customer sets up a BOM mapping for a configuration model using a single simple Table-Based BOM Mapping Configuration rule, as well as the BOM Item Definition and BOM Item Mapping Tables. When reviewing their implementation, they notice the following:
The BOM Root Items Administration List shows the root BOM item and its child BOM items correctly. No errors are displayed. (Accessed from Admin > Products > BOM > BOM Root Items List)
The BOM Item Mapping Administration List shows no root BOM item or child BOM items. No errors are displayed. (Accessed from the BOM Mapping rule's "Save and View Details" button)
Which field have they incorrectly populated in their BOM Mapping Tables?

• A. "Part Number" in the BOM Item Definition Table
• B. "Configurable Attribute Variable Name" in the BOM Item Mapping Table
• C. "Parent Variable Name" in the BOM Item Definition Table
• D. "BOM Item Variable Name" in the BOM Item Mapping Table
• E. "Root Variable Name" in the BOM Item Definition Table
• F. "Parent BOM Map Variable Name" in the BOM Item Mapping Table