Oracle Apps (Technical) Assessment Test

An Oracle Apps (Technical) Assessment Test evaluates candidates on their proficiency in technical aspects related to Oracle Applications, typically focusing on Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS).

A Oracle Apps (Technical) Assessment Test evaluates candidates for:

1. Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Overview:
   • Understanding of Oracle EBS architecture, modules (e.g., Financials, Human Capital Management, Supply Chain Management), and its role in enterprise resource planning (ERP).
2. Oracle Forms and Reports:
   • Proficiency in Oracle Forms for designing data entry forms and Oracle Reports for generating formatted reports, using PL/SQL for data manipulation and validation, and integrating forms and reports with Oracle EBS.
3. Oracle Workflow:
   • Skills in Oracle Workflow for automating business processes, defining workflows, configuring notifications and alerts, and integrating workflows with Oracle EBS modules.
4. Oracle PL/SQL Development:
   • Experience in developing PL/SQL scripts and packages for customizing Oracle EBS functionality, writing stored procedures, triggers, functions, and optimizing SQL queries for performance.
5. Data Conversion and Interfaces:
   • Techniques for data migration and conversion into Oracle EBS, developing data interfaces (e.g., inbound and outbound interfaces) using Oracle Integration Repository, and ensuring data integrity during migration.
6. Customization and Extensions:
   • Knowledge of extending Oracle EBS functionality using personalization, custom forms, and custom reports, modifying standard workflows, and adhering to Oracle's best practices for customization.
7. Integration with External Systems:
   • Experience in integrating Oracle EBS with external systems (e.g., third-party applications, databases) using Oracle Integration Adapters, configuring integration points, and ensuring data consistency across systems.
8. Oracle Application Framework (OAF):
   • Skills in developing extensions and customizations using Oracle Application Framework (OAF), designing and customizing OAF pages, regions, and controllers, and integrating custom OAF components with Oracle EBS.
9. Web Services and APIs:
   • Proficiency in using Oracle EBS web services and APIs (e.g., SOAP, RESTful APIs), developing custom web services, consuming external web services within Oracle EBS, and ensuring secure data exchange.
10. Performance Tuning and Optimization:
    • Techniques for optimizing Oracle EBS performance, tuning SQL queries, optimizing concurrent programs, monitoring system performance metrics (e.g., CPU usage, memory usage), and improving overall application responsiveness.
11. Security and Access Control:
    • Understanding of Oracle EBS security features, configuring user roles, responsibilities, and access controls, implementing data security policies (e.g., data access controls, auditing), and ensuring compliance with security standards.
12. Deployment and Maintenance:
    • Techniques for deploying Oracle EBS patches and updates, managing application configurations, promoting changes across development, testing, and production environments, and ensuring high availability and reliability of Oracle EBS instances.
13. Documentation and Best Practices:
    • Commitment to documenting Oracle EBS configurations, customizations, technical designs, deployment procedures, and best practices for maintaining scalable and maintainable Oracle EBS solutions.
14. Continuous Learning and Development:
    • Commitment to staying updated with Oracle EBS updates and features, attending Oracle webinars and training sessions, obtaining relevant certifications (e.g., Oracle E-Business Suite Certified Implementation Specialist), and contributing to Oracle EBS community forums.

Overall, an Oracle Apps (Technical) Assessment Test assesses candidates' abilities to develop, customize, integrate, and maintain Oracle E-Business Suite applications using technical skills and knowledge, ensuring alignment with business requirements and supporting enterprise operations effectively.

This evaluation helps identify individuals who can contribute to Oracle EBS implementation projects and support ongoing enhancements and optimizations within organizations.