Three full-length practice tests for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Application Integration Professional (1Z0-1042-26) certification exam - 50 questions per test, 90 minutes, 68% to pass, unlimited retakes.
Every question is grounded in Oracle's official exam objectives and product documentation - written fresh for this course, not recycled from public dumps. Each test follows the official objective weighting, so your practice time goes where the real exam puts its points.
What you'll be tested on
- Getting started with Oracle Integration: the service, its editions, roles, and how integrations are structured
- Connections and adapters: configuring connectivity to applications, technologies, and files
- Orchestrated integrations: actions, mapping, looping, scopes, and fault handling
- Scheduled integrations: parameters, state between runs, and running on demand
- Testing, monitoring, and troubleshooting integrations
- AI features and capabilities in Oracle Integration, including the OCI Generative AI Agents action
Where candidates lose points
Creating orchestrated integrations is 32% of the exam, nearly a third of your score, so that is where the hardest questions sit. They test the detail behind each action rather than the action's name: how For-Each runs in parallel mode, which fault handler catches an error raised inside a nested scope, and what happens to mapped child elements when you delete a parent node in the Map Editor. Connection questions often hinge on a single setting, such as which security policy a REST adapter needs to call an endpoint that requires request signing. The AI objective is only 12%, but it is new material that many candidates skip.
Sample question
A flow receives a repeating element with 500 order records, and each order can be processed independently. Which action lets the iterations run concurrently to shorten the total processing time?
- A. The While action driven by a counter variable
- B. The For-Each action in parallel mode
- C. A Scope action wrapped around the Invoke
- D. A Switch action with one route per order
Full explanations and 149 more questions like this are in the practice tests.
How long to prepare
If you already build integrations in Oracle Integration and have worked with adapters, mappings, and fault handling, 3-4 weeks of focused review on orchestration and the newer AI features should be enough to sit the exam comfortably. Coming in without that hands-on experience, plan for closer to 6-8 weeks.
