Oracle 1Z1-1028 Actual Free Exam Questions & Community Discussion

Exam Code/Number: 1Z1-1028
Exam Name/Title: Oracle Planning Central Cloud Service 2018 Implementation Essentials
Certification Provider: Oracle
Corresponding Certification: Oracle Supply Chain Planning Cloud

Exam Questions: 75
Updated On: Jul 12, 2026

Question #1

Which two statements are true when using Measure catalogs? (Choose two.)

A. Measure catalogs are defined in the system to improve the performance of the plan.

B. You navigate to Configure Measure Catalogs to edit the Catalog.

C. The measure catalog has a collection of measures that you can enable for use in a single plan in the Planning Central work area.

D. You can add or remove measures from a measure catalog.

E. You can restrict access to Measure Catalogs using Administer Data Security.

F. The predefined measure catalog is not the system default.

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Correct Answer: C,D Vote an answer

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Question #2

You are viewing a drop shipment plan for your organization and you want to know which customer the purchase order will be shipped to. Where can you see that?

A. You can see the customer on the supply in Supplies and Demand.

B. It is visible in the drop ship analytics.

C. You can see the supplier on the sales order, but not vice-versa.

D. You need to first drill down to the sales order from the supply-demand link, then open the sales order to get the customer.

E. It is not viewable at this time.

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Correct Answer: D Vote an answer

Question #3

Your customer has seasonal demand and wants to generate forecast for next six months. You ran a demand plan for first time using six months of shipments history but the forecast accuracy was low.
Identify two statements that are true in this scenario. (Choose two.)

A. Running a demand plan with 18 to 36 months of shipments history is recommended.

B. Running a demand plan with less than one year of history will impact seasonal analysis.

C. Running a demand plan with both shipments and seasonal shipments forecast profile is required to forecast seasonal demand.

D. Running a demand plan with both shipments and booking forecast profile is required to forecast seasonal demand.

E. Running a demand plan with six months of booking history instead of six months of shipment history is required for seasonal demand.

Discussion 0

Correct Answer: A,E Vote an answer

Question #4

Your client has operations in the west coast of the US. If the customer is in the western half of the US, then they would like to ship the product from their warehouses. If it's in the eastern half of the US, then they want to drop ship it from a supplier.
How would you recommend they set the assignment up?

A. Set up an item-organization assignment for the west coast warehouse and an item-organization level assignment for the drop ship.

B. Set up a region for the west coast warehouse and an item-region level assignment for the drop ship.

C. Set up two region level assignments, one for the west coast and the other for the east coast.

D. Set up by each customer for the customers who should get product from each warehouse.

E. Set up an item-region assignment for the west coast warehouse and a region level assignment for the drop ship.

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

Question #5

In which situation would Bills of Distribution be more effective than Sourcing Rules?

A. When Organization A buys from a Supplier; Organization B transfers from Organization A, and Organization C transfers from Organization B

B. When all organizations are buying from a single outside supplier

C. When Organization A, Organization B, and Organization C transfer from Organization C

D. When all organizations transfer 50% of the material from Organization B, and 50% from Organization C

E. When Organization A, Organization B, and Organization C make their own products

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Correct Answer: A Vote an answer

Question #6

You have executed Planning Data Collection and want to confirm that data has successfully been collected.
Identify the three data combinations that can be viewed using the Maintain Supply Network Model Page.
(Choose three.)

A. Calendar and Master Organization

B. Sales Channel and Demand Class

C. Safety Stock and Subinventories

D. Supplier Site and Service Level

E. Customer Location and Carriers

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Correct Answer: A,D,E Vote an answer

Question #7

Which three statements are true regarding exceptions? (Choose three.)

A. You can export exception tables to Excel.

B. The conditions under which exceptions are generated can be modified.

C. The calculation logic for exceptions can be modified.

D. You can drill down into Supplies and Demand from an exception line.

E. You can create custom exceptions.

F. You can act on an exception by selecting it and clicking 'Resolve exception'. A list of ways to resolve will be generated.

Discussion 0

Correct Answer: A,B,C Vote an answer

Question #8

Your customer wants to display a numeric measure in both pound and kilogram Units of Measure (UOM) on a table. Describe the configuration steps to display a measure in two UOMs.

A. Open a table and select Actions, View Table Configuration and click UOM tab. Select primary UOM as pound and secondary UOM as kilogram.

B. Open a table and select View, Format Measures to find the measure. Duplicate the measure and rename it. Now select pound as UOM for the original measure and kilogram as UOM for the duplicated measure.

C. Open a table and select View, Format Measures to find the measure. Now select pound as primary UOM and kilogram as secondary UOM.

D. Open a table and select Actions, View Table Configuration and click Measure tab. Find the measure, duplicate the measure, and rename it. Now select pound as UOM for the original measure and kilogram as UOM for the duplicated measure.

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Correct Answer: C Vote an answer

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