You were applying an Oracle Receivables patch to your Oracle Applications system. The patch failed. Now you want to revert to the older version of the files under the product AR using the backup copy, which AutoPatch creates, before making any changes to the existing files. Where would you find these files?

• A. <patch_dir>/backup/<sys_name>/<appl_top_name>/ar/
• B. <patch_dir>/backup/ar/
• C. $AD_TOP/backup/ar/
• D. $AR_TOP/backup/

In which scenario does the Applications DBA need to run the Rapid Clone utility?

• A. There is a need for another Oracle Applications system to test the patches to be applied on the Production system. Currently, QWERT company has five Oracle Applications systems including Production. The Production and Test systems are on Release 12.2.10 and the remaining systems are on Release 12.2.9. The Applications DBA plans to run the Oracle utility on the Test system to test the patch.
• B. There are two systems (Test and Production) for XYZ company. There are invalid
  objects being encountered in the Production system. The
  errors are not happening on the Test system.
  The Applications DBA plans to run the Oracle utility on the Production system to fix the
  invalid objects.
• C. There was a hardware disk failure on the Development server. The Development system was being used to test the application patches. The POIUY company has only two systems: Development and Production. As soon as the hardware disk failure is resolved on the Development server, there is a need to rebuild that Development system. The Applications DBA plans to run the Oracle utility to rebuild the Development system.
• D. ABC company has three systems: Development, Test, and Production. Testing of the Oracle Applications patches are being done on the Test system and being promoted to Development for further testing. After the patches are tested in the Test and Development systems without any issues, they would be promoted to the Production system. The Applications DBA plans to run the Oracle utility for the promotion of the patch.

When you choose Search Patches from Oracle Applications Manager Site Map, it defaults to the Applied Patches Simple Search page. What can you do from this Applied Patches home page?

• A. Go to Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM).
• B. Go to other OAM functionality by selecting it from the option buttons.
• C. Click the Advanced Search button to access the Applied Patches Advanced Search page.
• D. Click the Calendar button to view the patches applied on a specific date.
• E. Click the Family Pack button to view all applied family pack patches.

Sam has to apply a patch on his Oracle Applications system. He has already brought down the services on the application tier. The database tier and the database listener are up and running. He goes through the readme of the patch and discovers that three prerequisite patches need to be applied on the system before applying the main patch. Now, Sam needs to check if these prerequisite patches have already been applied to the system, so he decides to extract this information from the database. Identify the tables that would help him in extracting the above information from the database. (Choose all that apply.)

• A. ad_bugs
• B. ad_patches_applied
• C. ad_applied_patches
• D. ad_patches
• E. fnd_bugs

The Oracle Applications R12 database administrator (DBA) runs the "Recreate grants and synonyms for APPS schema" task by using the adadmin utility when grants or synonyms
are missing from the database. Which three causes are responsible for this? (Choose three.)

• A. incomplete database migrations (exports or imports)
• B. installing or maintaining Oracle Applications R12 E-Business Suite underlying database components or options such as Replication
• C. patch and administrative sessions that failed to run successfully to completion
• D. invoking PL/SQL routines to maintain multilingual tables by adding missing, untranslated rows