Which four statements are true about freezing and compiling the definition in a Key flexfield?
(Choose four.)
A.
Submit the request to build the structure view by freezing.
B.
Save after freezing to automatically compile the flexfield definition.
C.
Freeze after saving to automatically compile the flexfield definition.
D.
Freeze and compile after making changes to the definition to immediately
implementthechanges.
E.
The user who has logged in or any user has to exit the system or change the responsibility to
seethe changes after changing a definition.
F.
The user who has logged in and who changed thedefinition can see the changes
immediately,butother users must exit the system or change responsibilities before they can see
the changes.
Explanation:
A: Once you set up or modify your structures and segments, you must freeze your
flexfield definition and save your changes.
B: Once you define or change your flexfield, you must freeze your flexfield definition and
save your changes. When you do, Oracle Applications automatically compiles your
flexfield to improve online performance.
Once you define or change your flexfield, you must freeze your flexfield definition and
save your changes. When you do, Oracle Applications automatically compiles your
flexfield to improve online performance.
D: Once you set up or modify your structures and segments, you must freeze your
flexfield definition and save your changes. When you do, your flexfield compiles
automatically to improve on-line performance.
F (not E): You can see your flexfield changes immediately after you freeze and recompile your
flexfield. However, your changes do not affect other users until they change
responsibilities or exit the application they are using and sign back on.
Reference: Oracle Applications Flexfields Guide