When creating a user-defined time card field in Oracle Time and Labor, you must specify a data source to populate the list of values for that field. The application supports two primary data source types: Public View Object (PVO) and Value Set. When the Value Set option is selected, the system further supports value sets with a validation type of 'Independent' or 'Table'. Therefore, the complete list of valid data sources comprises PVOs, independent value sets, and table-defined value sets.

A. This option is incorrect because dependent value sets are not supported as a direct data source for a single time card field, as they require a preceding independent value.

B. This option is incorrect because it is an incomplete list. It omits Public View Object (PVO) and table-defined value sets, which are both valid data sources.

D. This option is incorrect because it is an incomplete list. It omits the supported value set types (Independent and Table), which are valid data sources.

1. Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM: Implementing Time and Labor (Release 23D)

Chapter: Time Entry Configuration

Section: How You Create a Time Card Field

Content: "In the Data Source Type field

select Public View Object or Value Set... If you select Value Set

in the Value Set Code field

select the independent or table-validated value set that contains the valid values for the time card field." This text explicitly confirms that PVO

independent value sets

and table-validated (table-defined) value sets are the valid options.

2. Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM: Implementing Time and Labor (Release 23D)

Chapter: Time Entry Configuration

Section: Overview of Time Entry Configuration Components

Content: The section on Time Card Fields states: "You create lists of valid values for the fields using value sets or public view objects (PVOs)." This reinforces that these are the two fundamental categories of data sources.