Free Oracle 1Z0-996-21 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

Your client has installed scalar devices to measure the solar energy generated (Export) and the energy received (Import) from the National Grid. This data is stored in separate measuring components (registers).
The validation rules are generally the same for both measuring components, but there is one exception. The Negative Consumption check applies only to energy received (import).
Which two are possible configurations resulting in the Negative Consumption rule being checked for energy received (import) only? (Choose two.)

• A.  Modify the base VEE rule.
• B.  Use Eligibility Criteria.
• C.  Create two different VEE groups.
• D.  Use the Skip Flag in the VEE rule.
• E.  Remove the Negative Consumption check from the VEE group.

How do you ensure that specific Validation, Editing, and Estimation (VEE) rules are applied to estimated measurements?

• A.  by adding the VEE Group as the Fallback VEE Group for the appropriate VEE role
• B.  by adding the estimation rules to the Manual Override VEE Group to the Measuring Component Type
• C.  by adding the VEE Group to the Device Configuration Type
• D.  by adding the VEE Group to the Device Type

What happens when a device's measuring components are reconfigured (a new measuring component will be read) at a service point?

• A.  A new installation event is created to "install" (new device configuration).
• B.  The original installation event is updated with the "removal" (expire old device configuration) and a new installation event is created to "install" (new device configuration).
• C.  The original installation event is updated with the "removal" (expire old device configuration).
• D.  A device with a new configuration type is created. Moreover, a new installation event is created to 'install" (new device configuration).
• E.  A device with a new configuration type is created.

What correctly describes the order in which algorithms, if plugged in, are executed when a bill changes from the "Pending" state to the "Complete" state?

• A.  Service Agreement Type - Pre-Bill Completion; Service Agreement Type - Bill Completion; Customer Class - Pre-Bill Completion; Customer Class - Bill Completion; Customer Class - Post-Bill Completion
• B.  Customer Class - Pre-Bill Completion; Service Agreement Type - Pre-Bill Completion; Customer Class - Bill Completion; Service Agreement Type - Bill Completion; Customer Class - Post-Bill Completion
• C.  Service Agreement Type - Pre-Bill Completion; Customer Class - Pre-Bill Completion; Service Agreement Type - Bill Completion; Customer Class - Bill Completion; Service Agreement Type - Post-Bill Completion; Customer Class - Post-Bill Completion
• D.  Service Agreement Type - Pre-Bill Completion; Customer Class - Pre-Bill Completion; Service Agreement Type - Bill Completion; Customer Class - Bill Completion; Customer Class - Post-Bill Completion
• E.  Customer Class - Pre-Bill Completion; Customer Class - Bill Completion; Service Agreement Type - Pre- Bill Completion; Service Agreement Type - Post-Bill Completion

Which describes derived values and their relationship with Final Measurements?

• A.  Final Measurements can have one derived value, which represents the Initial Measurement for the same Final Measurement Date/Time.
• B.  Final Measurements can have one derived value, which represents an alternative for the same Final Measurement Date/Time.
• C.  Derived values can have multiple Final Measurements, which represent other values for the same Initial Measurement Date/Time.
• D.  Final Measurements can have multiple derived values, which represent other values for the same Final Measurement Date/Time.