Which four statements are true about the Oracle Applications Manner (OAM) Setup global links?

Which four statements are true about the Oracle Applications Manner (OAM) Setup global links?
(Choose (four.)

A.
The Dashboard Setup link enables alerts for the status of services.

B.
The Knowledge baselink enables retrieval ofdocumentsfromOracle MetaLink.

C.
The BusinessFlows link enables updation of seeded or custom business flows.

D.
The KnowledgeBase link defines the credentials for accessing Oracle MetaLink.

E.
TheConcurrent Requests link enables setting up of alertforlong running requests or
pendingrequests.

F.
The Concurrent Requests link helps enable and set up the frequency and thresholds of
metriccollections for the Dashboard.

Explanation:
A:The Dashboard Setup page displays a summary of data collection for metrics and
services. For each metric, you can see whether collection is enabled and whether you have
alerting enabled for the metric. If alerting is enabled, you see the condition which must be met for
an alert to be raised. To update the setup for the data collection, use the Dashboard Setup
Wizard.
B: The Knowledge Base provides a catalog of useful documents relevant to managing your
system.
C: Business Flows Setup: Enable or disable monitoring of business flows.
Click the Metrics Refresh link to schedule requests for the OAM: KBF Metrics Rollup Program to

update the setup status of your business flows
E: From the Concurrent Requests page you can enable alerting for concurrent requests that have
been running or pending for a long time. You can specify the thresholds for which request must
reach before alerts are raised.
Specifically, you can enable the system to do the following:
*Raise a general alert for any long-running requests, for any concurrent program.
*Raise an alert for a long-running request for a specific program. Specify the concurrent
program(s) you want to monitor.
*Raise a general alert for any long-pending requests, for any concurrent program.
*Raise an alert for a long-pending request for a specific program. Specify the concurrent
program(s) you want to monitor.
Reference: Oracle E-Business Suite System Administrator’s Guide – Configuration:
Introduction to Oracle Applications Manager