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An implementation team is preparing to order Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence (FDI) for a customer that already has Oracle Fusion Applications and an OCI tenancy. Before the FDI instance can be provisioned, which prerequisite must be completed in OCI to allow the FDI service to be created and associated with the correct compartment and network resources?
Before creating an FDI instance, OCI prerequisites include having a valid OCI tenancy, an existing compartment, and appropriate IAM policies/groups so the provisioning identity can create the required resources (network, database, analytics resources) in that compartment. FDI provisions its own underlying Autonomous Data Warehouse and Analytics resources as part of instance creation, so pre-creating OAC or ADW manually is not required and data does not need to be manually migrated to Object Storage beforehand.
A security administrator for FDI needs to ensure that a group of regional sales managers can only see revenue data for their own region, while still sharing the same dashboards as other sales managers. Which security configuration approach should the administrator use to achieve this?
Data security in FDI is implemented through data security policies and security contexts (e.g., business unit, region) that filter data row-level based on a user's assigned roles/context values, while object security controls access to catalog objects like folders and subject areas rather than row-level data. This allows the same dashboard to be shared while showing different data slices per user, avoiding duplicate dashboards or overly restrictive object-level locks.
An implementation consultant has enabled a new functional area in the FDI data pipeline configuration to bring in additional Fusion Applications data for a client that recently went live with a new module. After enabling the functional area, what must the consultant do next for the new data to be reflected in the FDI subject areas and dashboards?
Enabling a functional area only configures the pipeline to include that area's data model in future extractions; it does not automatically trigger data movement. The consultant must run or schedule a data load (typically a full load initially) so the ETL process extracts, transforms, and loads the newly enabled functional area's data into the FDI warehouse and semantic model. Recreating the instance or manual data entry are unnecessary and incorrect approaches.
A customer's FDI implementation team wants to verify that the data loaded from Fusion Applications is complete and accurate before allowing business users to consume dashboards. They plan to configure a recurring process to compare source counts and key metrics against loaded warehouse data. Which capability should they configure to support this ongoing requirement?
FDI provides a data validation framework that includes detailed and scheduled data validation jobs to compare record counts and key metrics between source and target, helping ensure data quality and completeness on a recurring basis. Object security governs access, bundles handle backup/restore of artifacts, and data augmentation is used to bring in custom data, none of which address ongoing data validation.
A partner is migrating customized KPIs, dashboards, and semantic model changes from a test FDI environment to a production FDI environment after successful UAT sign-off. True or False: Oracle recommends using the bundles feature (export/import of artifact bundles) to migrate these customizations from test to production instances.
Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence supports using bundles to package and migrate customized artifacts such as semantic model changes, dashboards, and KPIs from one environment (e.g., test) to another (e.g., production). Bundles are also used for backup and restore purposes, but they are the recommended mechanism for promoting customizations across environments in a controlled, repeatable manner, making the statement true.
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Understand the core capabilities and functional architecture of Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence solutions. Learn how FDI integrates with Oracle ecosystem components and delivers business value.
Prepare infrastructure by completing OCI requirements, ordering and activating FDI, configuring single sign-on, and setting up prerequisite Fusion applications. Ensure all foundational components are in place.
Sample question from this domain above: Q1
Configure and deploy FDI instances with proper administration setup. Handle private endpoint deployments and perform initial instance maintenance and monitoring tasks.
Implement user and group management, apply object-level security, assign data access controls, and automate security policies. Ensure proper access controls across the FDI environment.
Sample question from this domain above: Q2
Set up global and reporting parameters, manage functional areas, enable feature previews, and control release availability. Configure the data flow mechanisms for FDI.
Sample question from this domain above: Q3
Establish data quality checks through detailed and scheduled validation processes. Verify data accuracy and completeness in the FDI environment.
Sample question from this domain above: Q4
Adapt user interfaces, extend semantic models, customize security rules, and integrate external data sources. Leverage AI capabilities and external applications to enhance FDI functionality.
Manage incremental data uploads from Fusion applications, perform instance updates, handle upgrade and release cycles, and migrate artifacts between environments. Execute bulk uploads and rapid deployment strategies.
Sample question from this domain above: Q5
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