The Default navigation flow is a system-defined artifact in Oracle EPM Cloud Planning. While it cannot be fundamentally altered by renaming or deleting it to protect system integrity, it can be managed in other ways. Administrators can copy the Default flow to use it as a template for creating custom navigation flows. Additionally, the Default flow can be deactivated, but only if another custom navigation flow is set as active for the users or groups. The system requires at least one active navigation flow.

C. Rename: The system-defined Default navigation flow is a protected artifact and cannot be renamed.

D. Delete: The Default navigation flow is required by the system as a fallback and base template; therefore, it cannot be deleted.

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Administering Planning for Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud

Release 24.05

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Chapter 11: Designing Custom Navigation Flows.

Section: Managing Navigation Flows: This section explicitly states

"You cannot rename or delete the default navigation flow." This directly supports why options C and D are incorrect.

Section: Copying a Navigation Flow: This section details the procedure for copying an existing navigation flow

which is a common action performed on the Default flow to create a custom version. This supports option B.

Section: Activating and Deactivating Navigation Flows: This section explains the concept of active versus inactive flows. It describes how to change the status

implying that the "Deactivate" operation is possible on any flow

including the Default

as long as another is made active. This supports option A.