When is a new major version introduced for an EBO?
A.
when an optional element or attribute is added
B.
when an enumeration is extended
C.
when the order of elements in a choice is changed
D.
when an element’s data type such as string is changed to a data type such as amo
Explanation:
A new major EBO (Enterprise Business Object) version number is introduced when
the object undergoes the following types of changes, which could break the backward compatibility
of the object:
* Changing the type of an element or attribute
* Restricting the content model of a component, such as changing a choice to a sequence
*Changing the meaning or semantics of existing components
*Adding required components
*Removing required components
Note:Each of the EBOs in the library has its own release life cycle, so each object has a version
number that is used to differentiate versions. EBO version numbers are not aligned with
participating applications release numbers, and new releases of participating applications do not
necessarily result in introduction of new versions of the objects.
The version number is composed of two parts-major and minor version number.
Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Concepts and Technologies Guide for Oracle Application
Integration Architecture Foundation Pack:
Schema Versioning