Your organization has a need to use multiple catalogs and share categories across catalogs. Which four options apply to Catalog sharing?
Response:

• A. Items cannot be assigned to multiple shared catalogs.
• B. Multiple catalogs can share the same category by reference sharing.
• C. Source categories by copying from multiple catalogs.
• D. Public catalog categories cannot be shared across multiple catalogs.
• E. Changing the catalog security from public to private might impact the catalogs that are sharing the category by reference.
• F. Public catalog categories can be shared across multiple catalogs.

You are transferring your configuring data from your customer's test environment to your customer's production environment. You are in the Import/Export Lifecycle phase.
What would you do to export your configuration data?
Response:

• A. Navigator > Configuration Packages > Create Configuration Package
• B. Navigator > Implementation Projects > Create Implementation Project
• C. Setup and Maintenance > Select Implementation Projects button > Create Implementation Project
• D. Setup and Maintenance > Open Task Pane > Manage Configuration Packages > Create Configuration Package

When creating style and SKU items, your customer wants to manage some attributes at both the style and SKU levels, and manage the remaining attributes only at the style level.
Identify the two setups that are required in the attribute group definitions in order to fulfill this requirement.
Response:

• A. For attribute groups to be managed only at the style level, set the Style to SKU field to None in the context usage.
• B. For attribute groups to be managed both at the style and SKU levels, set the Style to SKU field to Inherited in the context usage.
• C. For attribute groups to be managed both at the style level, set the Style to SKU field to Defaulted in the context usage.
• D. For attribute groups to be managed both at the style and SKU levels, set the Style to SKU field to Defaulted in the context usage.
• E. For attribute groups to be managed only at the style level, set the Style to SKU field to Inherited in the context usage.

Your customer is a garment retailer and sells shirts in multiple colors and sizes. The customer has defined an item class called Shirts. Which two additional steps would you need to perform in Oracle Product Hub Cloud to model the shirts as Stock Keeping Units (SKU)?
Response:

• A. Set the Shirts item class as Variant Enabled.
• B. Define Color and Size in a Variant attribute group.
• C. Define two value sets: one for color and the other for size.
• D. Define Color and Size in a multi-row attribute group.
• E. Define Color and Size in a single row attribute group.