While configuring the Assignment Manager, you activate and create assignment mappings
involving Geography ID, Industry and Customer Size. After an Internal review, your company
decides to no longer base decisions on industry. Your supervisor asks a coworker to remove any
industry considerations from the Fusion Assignment Manager. Your coworker does this by
navigating to Industry and selecting the Inactive check box, but forgets to modify the existing
mappings that already use Industry.
Select the expected system behavior based on this scenario.
A.
The existing assignment mapping that uses Industry would continue to function; however no
new assignment mapping could use Industry.
B.
The existing assignment mapping that uses Industry would continue to function, but the concept
of Industry would be automatically removed. The rule would continue on all other criteria.
C.
Any assignment mapping that uses Industry would be automatically deleted.
D.
Any time the existing mapping is used. Fusion will automatically create a resolution request.
E.
This can’t be done; assignment objects can’t be set to inactive if there is a mapping defined
using the object
Explanation:
The object or attribute cannot be set to inactive if there is a mapping or rule defined
using the object or attribute.
Note:
When the assignment object inactive box is checked the selected work or candidate assignment
object is not available for assignment processing. When the assignment attribute inactive box is
checked the selected work or candidate object attribute is not available for assignment processing.
Oracle Fusion Applications Sales Implementation Guide, What happens if I mark
an assignment object or one of its attributes as inactive?