Consider a menu entry containing both a submenu and a function definition. Which three
statements are true? (Choose three.)
A.
Ifthe function is executable, then the submenu would appear on the navigationtree.
B.
If the functionisnot executable, thenitis treated as a tag for enforcing exclusion rules.
C.
If the function is executable, then the submenuistreated ascontent to be executedby function.
D.
Ifthefunction is notexecutable, then the submenuistreated as content to be executed by
function.
E.
Ifthe function is executable, then the submenu would not appear on the navigation tree, but
willbe available in function security tests.
Explanation:
If a menu entry has both a submenu and a function defined on the same line, then
the behavior depends on whether or not the function is executable.
B: If the function is not executable, then it is treated as a “tag” for enforcing exclusion rules, and
the submenu on the same line is displayed in the navigation tree.
C, E: If it is executable, then the submenu on the same line is treated as content to be rendered by
the function. The submenu will not appear on a navigation tree, but will be available in function
security tests (FND_FUNCTION.TEST calls)
Note: A function is considered executable if it can be executed directly from the current running
user interface. For example, an Oracle E-Business Suite form using Oracle Forms is an
executable function from within Oracle Forms, but not within the Self Service applications.
Reference: Oracle E-Business Suite System Administrator’s Guide – Security
Menu Entries with a Submenu and Functions