Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2025 Application Integration Professional - 1Z0-1042-25

You created a scheduled integration in Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) that uses scheduled parameters named startDate and endDate to determine the data range for a data synchronization process. The default values for these parameters are set to the previous day for startDate and the current day for endDate. However, you now want to schedule a run of the instance with a different start date. What should you do?

• A. Create a new version of the integration by modifying the parameter value, and then deploy the new scheduled integration version.
• B. Modify the parameter value in the integration code and redeploy the integration.
• C. Modify the parameter value in the instance's integration properties and restart the instance.
• D. Override the parameter value when scheduling the integration instance.

The Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) integration designer editor provides a data mapper UI tool that is available for Map actions. Which statements are TRUE regarding the use of the Mapper tool? Select TWO.

• A. You cannot drag and drop an XSLT flow control statement directly to a target node element.
• B. You can drag and drop a source data element to multiple target node elements.
• C. You cannot drag and drop a source data element to a target node element that is already mapped.
• D. You cannot drag and drop an XPath function activity directly to a target node element.

You have built an integration that includes an ERP Cloud Adapter connection. After the development has been completed, there is now a requirement to include newly added custom objects and custom attributes as part of the mappings. Which is the most efficient way to handle this requirement?

• A. Delete the integration and recreate it to include the new custom objects and attributes in the mapaction.
• B. Check the Refresh Metadata option for the ERP Cloud Connection, navigate back to your integration, then delete and recreate the map action to include the new custom objects and attributes.
• C. Delete the invoke action to the ERP Cloud, re-create it, then edit the map action to include the new custom objects and attributes.
• D. Check the Refresh Metadata option for the ERP Cloud Connection, navigate back to your integration, then edit the map action to include the new custom objects and attributes.

You are an Oracle Integration (OIC) specialist working on a project to integrate two systems using OIC.
Although the integration tested successfully in the development environment, you notice that the integration instance fails to execute in production and returns an error message. Which step would you first take to troubleshoot the issue?

• A. Increase the number of instances to handle the error.
• B. Contact Oracle Support.
• C. Check the instance activity stream for specific error messages and details.
• D. Immediately restart the integration instance.

One of your downstream applications is becoming overwhelmed with too many individual synchronous invocations from your current Oracle Integration (OIC) integration. It is recommended that you redesign the integration to take advantage of the batch processing capabilities of that application. Which approach is a valid OIC design best practice that will provide the best solution for this issue?

• A. Create a custom batch call function, register the function as a Library in your OIC environment, then use the JavaScript call action to invoke the application.
• B. Reactivate the integration and use the disable tracing and message tracking option, which will optimize performance for each invocation to the application.
• C. Use the Append option in the Write File operation of the Stage File action within a loop to create a single batch file to be sent to the application.
• D. Throttle the individual synchronous calls by adding a wait activity prior to each invocation to the application within the loop, then fetch a batch response after the loop.