Saved Filters in Oracle Account Reconciliation 2020 Implementation Essentials

Saved Filters

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Which statement is true about saved filters?

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Saved filters are used in Oracle Account Reconciliation 2020 to filter data and generate reports that are relevant to a user's needs. These filters can be saved for future use, making it easier for users to retrieve the same data repeatedly without having to recreate the filter each time. When it comes to publishing saved filters, the following statements are true:

A. Any user can publish a saved filter that they created. This statement is not true. In Oracle Account Reconciliation, only power users and service administrators are allowed to publish saved filters. This is to ensure that the filters that are published are of good quality and that they do not compromise the security of the system.

B. Saved Filters are public by default. This statement is also not true. Saved filters in Oracle Account Reconciliation are not public by default. They are only visible to the user who created the filter, and to any users who have been granted access to that filter.

C. Only power users and service administrators can publish filters. This statement is true. In Oracle Account Reconciliation, only power users and service administrators are allowed to publish saved filters. This is to ensure that the filters that are published are of good quality and that they do not compromise the security of the system.

D. Only service administrators can publish filters. This statement is not entirely true. While service administrators are allowed to publish saved filters, power users are also allowed to do so. Power users are users who have been granted elevated privileges within the system, allowing them to perform certain administrative tasks. However, regular users are not allowed to publish saved filters.