Oracle Exam 1Z0-344 Topic 8 Question 94 Discussion

Actual exam question for Oracle's 1Z0-344 exam

Question #: 94
Topic #: 8

When attempting to sing in to a workstation, you receive a database password entry from requesting credentials to access the system database. You validate that you credentials are working correctly by signing to EnterpriseOne on another workstation and through the web console.

Identify three causes of this issue.

AThe system user that is assigned to your account is not authorized to access the database tables.

BUnder the [SECURITY] section in the workstation's JDE. ini, the security server field is not configured correctly.

CThe role assigned to your user account do not permit you to perform the required activities.

DA user has commented out portions of the [SECURUTY] section in the workstation's JDE. ini in an attempt to circumvent the established security.

EThe workstation may not have been able to connect to the database server.

FThe password that you are using does not adhere to the configured password policy rules.

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Suggested Answer: C, D, F

by Shaquana at Jul 10, 2024, 02:03 PM

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Danica

11 days ago

I bet that user who commented out the security settings is regretting that decision now. Smooth move, Einstein!

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Mollie

12 days ago

The password policy rules seem like an easy thing to overlook. Option F is probably the simplest explanation for this problem.

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Pete

12 days ago

I think another possible cause could be the workstation not being able to connect to the database server.

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Adaline

14 days ago

I agree with that. It could also be that the password doesn't adhere to the configured policy rules.

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Cortney

16 days ago

I think the issue could be with the user not being authorized to access the database tables.

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Mendy

17 days ago

I think another possible cause could be that the workstation is unable to connect to the database server.

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Freida

18 days ago

I agree with Quinn. It could also be that the password does not adhere to the configured password policy rules.

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Deandrea

18 days ago

I've seen this happen before when a user tries to bypass security measures. Option D about the commented-out [SECURITY] section is pretty funny, but could actually be the issue!

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Jerrod

19 days ago

The security server configuration in the JDE.ini is a good place to check. Option B seems like a likely culprit here.

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Salena

20 days ago

Hmm, it sounds like an issue with database access permissions. I'm going to go with option C - the role assigned to my user account doesn't have the right permissions.

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Quinn

26 days ago

I think the issue could be with the user not being authorized to access the database tables.

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