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Oracle Exam 1Z0-517 Topic 6 Question 57 Discussion

Actual exam question for Oracle's 1Z0-517 exam
Question #: 57
Topic #: 6
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You are at a client site that has thousands of suppliers in their current legacy system that will end up in the Oracle Production system. Before conversion, you must perform a supplier cleanup on these numerous names and sites.

Which three naming conventions would you use for ''Best Practices'' during the supplier cleanup? (Choose three.)

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Suggested Answer: B, D, F

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Leanora
14 days ago
Wow, A is just plain wrong. B and C are also pretty sketchy - why would you intentionally create an inconsistent mess? D is a hard pass, you can't just start removing important information. E is the only sensible option, gotta use the actual supplier name as it appears on the invoice.
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Willodean
20 days ago
I also think we should use the exact spelling of supplier names on the invoice.
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Breana
21 days ago
Definitely not A - using employee names is a terrible idea for supplier names. B and C are also bad practices that will just create a mess. D is a big no-no, you need to preserve the original spelling and punctuation. E is clearly the way to go, using the exact supplier name from the invoice. Easy choice here.
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Emmett
3 days ago
E is definitely the best option, we need to keep the supplier names as they appear on the invoice.
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Marleen
26 days ago
I agree with that, it will make it easier to identify suppliers.
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Barrett
29 days ago
I think we should use Last Name, First Name for employees as suppliers.
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