PeopleSoft Application Developer I:

PeopleTools & PeopleCode

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Exam Number: 1Z0-241  
Associated PeopleTools Developer Duration:105 minutes
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Recommended Training and Preparation

Oracle University training and preparation:
PeopleSoft PeopleTools I Rel 8.50
PeopleTools II Rel 8.50
PeopleSoft PeopleCode Rel 8.50

Earlier courses "PeopleTools I Rel 8.48", "PeopleTools II Rel 8.48" and "PeopleCode Rel 8.48 " (and 8.44) were
previous recommended courses for this exam and are still valid preparation tools. However, they may no longer be
available for scheduling.

Oracle PartnerNetwork training and preparation:

Training Opportunities for Oracle Partner Network Members
OPN Guided Learning Path: PeopleSoft Enterprise PeopleTools 8.50 Implementation Specialist
Training Resources by Exam Topics

This exam has been validated against Rel. 8.48, 8.50 and 8.51

Additional Information & Resources

The exam contains questions on Query, Crystal and Process Scheduler. The material can be studied from the
documentation available on Oracle Technology Network.The relevant PeopleBook names are PeopleSoft Query,
Crystal Reports for PeopleSoft, and PeopleSoft Process Scheduler.

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Exam Topics
PeopleTools I PeopleTools II PeopleCode
 
Navigating PeopleSoft
Applications
[  ] Access, enter and modify
information in PeopleSoft
applications.
[  ] Use PeopleBooks to find
information.
 
Explaining PeopleSoft
Architecture
[  ] Describe the structure of
PeopleSoft databases.
[  ] Explain basic data transfer in
PeopleSoft Pure Internet
Architecture.
[  ] Identify the requirements for
the development
environment.
 
Organizing Data
 
Validating Data
[  ] Given a scenario, select the
appropriate validation type in
PeopleSoft applications.
Developing Applications by
Using the Eight Steps
[  ] Explain the steps of
PeopleSoft application
development.
Designing the Application
 
Defining Fields
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and manage field
definitions.
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and manage translate
values.
Creating Record Definitions
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and manage record
definitions.
 
Building SQL Tables
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and maintain database
structures.
 
Creating Page Definitions
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and manage page
definitions.
Using Views in PeopleSoft
Applications
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and maintain SQL views.
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and maintain Query
views.
 
Creating Summary Pages Using
Views
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and manage summary
pages.
Creating and Using Search
Records
[  ] Create and manage component
search records.
[  ] Create and manage component
add search records.
Using Views as Prompt Table
Edits
[  ] Create and manage views that
take advantage of prompting
mechanics.
Explaining TableSet Sharing
[  ] Set up and maintain TableSet
sharing.
 
Creating Parent-Child
Relationships
[  ] Use Application Designer to
enforce referential integrity.
Explaining Buffer Allocation
[  ] Describe buffer allocation and
its impact on performance.
Creating Sub records and Sub
pages
[  ] Create and maintain sub
records.
[  ] Create and maintain sub pages.
Using Deferred Processing
[  ] Choose a processing mode
based on a given scenario.
 
Introducing PeopleCode in an
Application
 
Using Objects in PeopleCode
Creating Custom Objects with
Application Classes
 
Using Images in PeopleSoft
Applications
 
Technology Overview
[  ] Explain how PeopleCode is
used
 
Using PeopleCode Development
Tools
[  ] Choose the best PeopleTools
definition with which to
associate a program
[  ] Use the PeopleCode Editor
locate, open, create, and edit
programs.
[  ] Use the PeopleCode
debugger to observe program
execution
Describing the Component
Processor
[  ] Trace the Component
Processor flow.
[  ] Identify PeopleCode search
events.
[  ] Identify PeopleCode
component build events.
[  ] Identify PeopleCode field
action events.
[  ] Identify PeopleCode row
action events.
[  ] Identify PeopleCode save
action events.
 
Writing PeopleCode Programs
[  ] Write PeopleCode
statements.
[  ] Use conditional statements
[  ] Use looping statements
Understanding PeopleCode
Events
[  ] Match PeopleCode programs
to the correct events
Using PeopleCode Variables
[  ] Create user-defined
PeopleCode variables.
[  ] Use system variables.
[  ] Incorporate derived/work
fields into PeopleSoft
applications.
 
Using Built-In Functions
[  ] Use built-in functions
Writing PeopleCode Functions
[  ] Write external PeopleCode
functions.
Explaining the Component
 
Defining Components
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and manage
component definition.
Registering Components
[  ] Use Application Designer to
register a component
definition.
Testing an Application
[  ] Test and troubleshoot
common development errors
in basic applications.
Editing the Registry Structure
[  ] Manage Portal Registry
structures. (Manage the
PeopleSoft Portal Registry.)
 
Creating Menu Definitions
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and manage menu
definitions.
 
Analyzing the Impact of Design
Changes
[  ] Identify the impact of
changing definition properties
on an application.
 
Building Applications
Searching Applications by Using
the Verity Search Engine
 
[  ] Use the Verity Search engine
to search PeopleSoft
applications.
[  ] Create and maintain a Verity
search collection.
 
Performing Data Audits
[  ] Use Application Designer to
audit PeopleSoft applications.
 
Importing and Exporting Projects
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and manage projects
[  ] Use Application Designer to
manage image definitions.
[  ] Use Application Designer to
manage image field definitions.
 
Designing Pages Using Style
Sheets
[  ] Use Application Designer to
manage stylesheet definitions.
[  ] Apply stylesheets in PeopleSoft
applications.
Designing More Advanced Pages
[  ] Create, maintain, and use
message catalog entries.
[  ] Use Application Designer to
create and maintain hyperlinks
on pages.
Buffer
[  ] Determine the order of
execution of PeopleCode
programs based on buffer
allocation rules
 
Accessing Data in the
Component Buffer
[  ] Process rows in the
component buffer using
loops.
Programming With Object-
Oriented PeopleCode
[  ] Write object-oriented
PeopleCode programs
Referencing Data in the
Component Buffer
[  ] Define the data buffer
classes.
[  ] Instantiate the data buffer
access classes.
[  ] Traverse the data buffer.
Creating Custom Objects with
Application Classes
[  ] Describe application classes.
[  ] Organize application classes
using application packages.
Using Data Buffer Methods
[  ] Use object-oriented methods
manipulate the data buffer
Executing SQL in PeopleCode
[  ] Use SQL to read and modify
data tables
Query, Crystal and Process
Scheduler
[  ] Query
[  ] Use PeopleSoft Query
Manager to extract
information from PeopleSoft
application data tables
[  ] Use Query Access Groups to
secure and access record
definitions
[  ] Create, edit, and manage
queries using Query Manager
Crystal
[  ] Configure Crystal Reports to
use PeopleSoft application
data
[  ] Create and manage reports
in Crystal Reports for
PeopleSoft
 [  ] Schedule and distribute
Crystal Reports by using the
PeopleSoft Process
Scheduler
 
Process Scheduler
[  ] Configure and run a process
using PeopleSoft Process
Scheduler
[  ] Use the Process Monitor to
assess the status of a
process
[  ] Create, edit, and manage the
elements of a process

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