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1z0-588 Questions and Answers

Question # 6

Which two objects can be used to organize related hierarchies?

A.

Hierarchy group

B.

Node type

C.

Version

D.

Glyph

E.

Property category

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Question # 7

Per the example:

You have a property definition called Region with possible valid values "east", "West", "North", and "South".

How do you set this property for end users?

A.

Because most of the states are in the South, set the default value to South.

B.

Turn on inheritance for the property.

C.

Set up the property to derive the "South" value.

D.

Set the property to Global.

E.

Create a lookup property so that users can easily select "South" from a drop down menu.

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Question # 8

Choose the three valid prebuilt system rules within DRM.

A.

Name must be unique.

B.

Description must be unique.

C.

Cannot add nodes below a node tagged "Leaf"

D.

If a property is set to "inherited" and a value does not exist, DRM looks to the closest ancestor for the property value.

E.

If a property is set to "inherited" and a value does exist, the value is inherited to only the node's children.

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Question # 9

Identify three common issues that are addressed by DRM out of the box.

A.

Physical reconciliation of fact data from transaction systems

B.

No central point of maintenance for a dimension

C.

Hierarchies are maintained by IT

D.

Rationalization of hierarchies across systems

E.

Lengthy reconciliations and manual process to make changes in data relationships

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Question # 10

Identify two reasons to build validations using derived properties vs. validations using property queries?

A.

View the results of the validation logic as a property value.

B.

Validations do not support property queries for batch.

C.

Provides faster performance of validation process

D.

You can import the initial validation setting to the property.

E.

Formulas can be used to perform complex logic.

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