Which three statements are true about intelligent keys? (Choose three.)
A.
They are created using Key flexfields.
B.
They are associated only with Key flexfields.
C.
They are single part key values that contain meaningfulinformation.
D.
They are multi-part key values in which each part of the key contains meaningful Information.
E.
They are associated with both Key and Descriptive flexfields.They are associated with
Descriptionflexfieldsin some special cases.
Explanation:
Anintelligent keyis a code made up of sections, where one or more parts may have
meaning. An intelligent key “code” uniquely identifies an object such as an account, an
asset, a part, or a job. Intelligent keys are useful in applications because they are usually
easier for a user to remember and use than a unique number.
The Oracle Applications use key flexfields to represent intelligent keys with
unique ID numbers. That is, an end user sees and works with an easy-to-remember
intelligent key code, while the Oracle Applications only need to store a hidden unique
ID number in most tables.
Reference: Oracle Applications Flexfields Guide, Intelligent Key