CNC Foundation & Technology

Question 1

What are the two components of an environment

Answer 1

A Path Code (Which objects are being used) and Data Source (Where Data Exists)

Question 2

What is the Environment Director Application

Answer 2

P989400. It contains all of the steps for creating an environment

Question 3

Name all steps for creating an environment

Answer 3

• Copy Existing Environment
• Share or Copy existing Path Code
• Set up Data Sources
• Create Client and Server Map OCM mappings
• Copy data from existing environment

Question 4

Where is Copy Environment run from

Answer 4

Deployment Server

Question 5

What is the Environment Master Application?

Answer 5

P0094. Contains all environments, descriptions, path code association, and other information. Can copy environment from here or change configurations.

Question 6

Library List Control Table

Answer 6

F0093. Valid environments for each user and role (Which environment a user can log into)

Question 7

Library List Master File Table

Answer 7

F0094. The name of the environment and the description

Question 8

Environment Detail Table

Answer 8

F00941. Environment name and the associated path code from the Object Path Master File table

Question 9

Object Configuration Master Table

Answer 9

F986101. Data and logic object mappings for every environment

Question 10

Object Path Master File Table

Answer 10

F00942. Location of the path code’s central objects, the release associated with this path code, and other details

Question 11

What is the Environment Management directory?

Answer 11

GH9053

Question 12

What are the recommended applications for creating custom environments?

Answer 12

P9840 (Installation Planner) and P9841 (Installation Workbench)

Question 13

How do you delete an environment?

Answer 13

Open the Environment Master Program (P0094), highlight an environment and click delete. This will remove records from F0093, F0094, F00941 and F986101. When you delete an environment, it will not delete Path codes or Data Sources/Business Data.

Question 14

What is a Path Code

Answer 14

A path code is a pointer to a set of objects

Question 15

In which table is a Path Code Defined

Answer 15

Object Path Master File Table (F00942)

Question 16

What are Path Codes Used For

Answer 16

Installation, Runtime, Development for each set of objects in the configuration

Question 17

What makes up a path code

Answer 17

A set of Oracle’s JD Edwards EnterpriseOne objects consists of a central-objects data source and a directory of objects, which includes business function source and include files, object files, and dynamic link libraries (DLLs). A path code definition contains the data source name of the central-object specifications and the directory path to the objects.

Question 18

What are “Central Objects”?

Answer 18

Central Objects consist of object specifications for each JDE object and C Components for code generated objects

Question 19

Where are Central Objects Specifications Stored?

Answer 19

In a relational database either on the deployment server or an enterprise server (depending on resources)

Question 20

Where are C Components for central objects stored?

Answer 20

In directories on the deployment server

Question 21

What is OCM?

Answer 21

Object Configuration Manager: Contains pointers to where data and logic resources are located, Manages distributed data and logic processing, and is a collection of data sources, or pointers, to databases and logic processing machines

Question 22

What is the OCM table?

Answer 22

F986101 (referencing F98611 data sources)

Question 23

What is the function of the deployment server?

Answer 23

It contains the business function and the packages that are used to install E1 across the enterprise

Question 24

What are the Object Librarian Tables?

Answer 24

F00165, F9861, F9863, F9860, F9862, F9865