Free 1Z0-1045-26 sample questions

Correct answer: Radius and Radial Incr

When the Putaway Method is set to 'Radial' within the Putaway Priorities configuration in Oracle WMS Cloud, the system calculates candidate storage locations outward from the item's primary active location. To govern this search expansion, both 'Radius' (initial distance) and 'Radial Incr' (incremental radius expansion step) are mandatory configuration fields. Alternative options like Radial Aisle, Radial Zone, or Max Bay are not standard Putaway Priority parameter fields.

Correct answer: The engine enforces strict capacity checks comparing container weight against the location's defined Max Weight, disqualifying candidate locations where container weight causes an overload.

Oracle WMS Cloud directed putaway performs multi-factor capacity checks before suggesting a location. Candidate locations matching the Putaway Type and Location Size Type are evaluated against Max Units, Max LPNs, Max Volume, and Max Weight. If the container weight exceeds the location's remaining weight capacity (or total Max Weight for an empty location), the engine disqualifies that location and evaluates the next eligible candidate in the priority sequence. flowchart TD A[Scan IBLPN for Putaway] --> B{Determine Putaway Type} B --> C[Match Putaway Priority Sequence] C --> D[Identify Candidate Location] D --> E{Capacity Checks: Volume, Units, Weight} E -->|Exceeds Max Weight| F[Disqualify Location] F --> C E -->|Capacity Valid| G[Direct Operator to Location]

Correct answer: Least empty by volume

The Putaway Search Mode setting 'Least empty by volume' (as well as 'Least empty by LPNs' or 'Least empty by units') directs inventory into eligible locations that have the smallest remaining unoccupied capacity—meaning they are the most full. This consolidates inventory into partially occupied locations before evaluating completely empty locations. 'Empty location' strictly searches for vacant locations, while 'Most empty by volume' prioritizes locations with the greatest remaining vacancy.

Correct answer: False

In Oracle WMS Cloud, the 'Print LPN Labels' checkbox in the Cartonization pop-up window is disabled (unchecked) by default. Users must explicitly check this flag if they intend to trigger automated label printing during the cartonization process, and specify or inherit the printer name.

Correct answer: WMS Cloud consolidates the matching item detail lines into a single IBLPN; labels print to the default printer assigned in the user's profile, or cartonization completes without printing if no profile printer is set.

When cartonizing an ASN, Oracle WMS Cloud allows consolidating multiple shipment detail lines for identical items into a single IBLPN. If 'Print LPN Labels' is checked but the 'Printer Name' field is left blank, the application applies standard fallback logic: it routes the print job to the default printer configured in the current user's profile. If no printer is defined on the profile, cartonization succeeds and creates the IBLPNs without generating printed output.

Correct answer: Define a Crossdock Flowthrough Rule specifying Inventory Selection Criteria, Expiry Date Range rules (minimum 15 days), Order Selection Criteria, and assign an Order Sequence Rule.

The Crossdock Flowthrough Rules UI provides a multi-part evaluation engine consisting of: (1) Inventory Selection Criteria (which receipts qualify), (2) Expiry Date Range rules (which filters out inventory with insufficient shelf life before allocation), (3) Order Selection Criteria (which outbound orders can consume the goods), and (4) Order Sequence Rule (how matching orders are prioritized). Configuring these four components ensures compliant cross-dock allocation and shelf-life enforcement.