You are creating a new interview for the Service Cloud Customer Portal, and you wish to load the current logged-in contact's first name, last name, and telephone number into your interview for use in individual fields on a form.
After setting up your data connection, how must you accomplish this in the minimum number of steps?

• A. Create separate attributes for the first name, last name, and phone number. Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal, then set the mapped-out values for each attribute.
• B. Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal but do not create any attributes, because any data related to the logged-in user can always be loaded.
• C. Create separate attributes for the first name, last name, and phone number. Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal, then set the mapped-in values for each attribute.
• D. Create separate attributes for the first and last name, a number attribute for the phone number, and set the interview to be accessible for contact center staff accounts.
• E. Create separate attributes for the first and last name, a number attribute for the phone number, and set the interview to not require the contact to log in.

Your policy model has an entity of "the product". You want to display all of the names for products that cost over a certain price on a form. You added the product name field.
Which set of BI publisher features are required?

• A. Conditional Region, Conditional Format
• B. Repeating Group, Conditional Format
• C. Repeating Group, Table Wizard
• D. Conditional Region, Table Wizard
• E. Conditional Region, Repeating Group

After deploying a new version of a policy model to production on the Policy Automation Hub, you have been advised there is a problem and you need to roll back to a previous version.
Using the minimum number of steps, what instructions would you give your Hub Administrator to achieve this?

• A. Go the Repository page in the hub, click the policy model and delete the current version.
• B. Go the Deployments page in the hub, click the policy model and delete the current version.
• C. Go the Deployments page in the hub, click the policy model, click Activate on the previous version.
• D. Go the Deployments page in the hub, click the policy model and select Deactivate from the Actions menu.
• E. Download the previous version from the Hub, open it in Policy Modeling and then upload and deploy it directly from Policy Modeling.
• F. Go the Repository page in the hub, click the policy model, click Activate on the previous version.

Which action creates a shared version of a project for two policy modelers to work on together?

• A. Project tab | Share a copy of this project
• B. Project tab | Add project to repository
• C. Project tab | Inclusions | Add
• D. Project tab | Open project from Hub
• E. Project tab | Deploy snapshot
• F. Project tab | Upload changes

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

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