When the opportunity import process was initially created, the Customer Data Management
Duplicates field was left blank. You are now using this process to import flat files; each flat file
contains 50 records. While reviewing the data, you happen to notice that the same opportunity is
included in two separate flat files, but the value of the Sales Stage field is different in the second
file.
If you import both files, what will happen?
A.
The second Import process will fail.
B.
The second import process will succeed, but the duplicate opportunity record will fail.
C.
The Fusion system will create a resolution request.
D.
The Fusion system will create a duplicate record.
E.
The Fusion system will update the opportunity record with the value from the second file.
Explanation:
Note: Most validation issues are recorded as errors, with the exception of Customer Data
Management duplicates found during the Matching Configuration process. In this case, matched
records are only considered as errors if:
* Customer Management Duplicates option is set to Do Not Import for the Import Activity andthe
main object of the Import Activity is a consumer, customer, or legal entity objectNote 2:Customer Data Management Duplicates
Consumer, customer, and legal entity objects imported by themselves or as components of
another object are subject to duplicate verification. The duplicates are determined using the
following matching configurations:
* Batch Location Basic Duplicate Identification
* Batch Person Basic Duplicate Identification
* Batch Organization Basic Duplicate Identification
You can select from one of the following:
* Do Not Import Duplicate Records
If the main object of the Import Activity is a consumer, customer, or a legal entity object, rows that
are matched to existing records will not be imported. These duplicates records are reported in the
Exception and Error reports.
If the Customer Data Management objects are components of another object and one or more
matches are found, the existing duplicate records are evaluated to determine the most recent
record. The most recent record will be associated with the main object being imported.
For example, when importing a marketing response object, the consumer object is also a
component of the response. If the consumer is matched to an existing record, the consumer in the
interface tables is not imported. However, the response object will import and the most recent
existing consumer record will be associated to the response.
* Import Duplicate Records
The Customer Data Management objects will be imported even if matched records exist.
*Import Duplicate Records and Create Resolution Request
The Customer Data Management objects will be imported even if matched records exist. In
addition, a duplicate resolution request is created and displayed in the Customer Data
Management, Duplicate Resolution work area.
Oracle Fusion Applications Customer Data Management Implementation Guide,
Interface Table Data Validation and Error Counts