A. Analyses can be created from multiple business models as long as they contain common, conformed dimensions.

B. Analyses cannot be created from multiple subject areas even though they contain common, conformed dimensions.

C. Analyses can be created with measures from multiple physical tables defined as sources in a single logical fact table.

D. Analyses can be created from multiple subject areas as long as at least one metric Is Included from each, and the Dimensionality Flag is enabled.

A. It Is a component of the output from the Explain functionality.

B. It is a statistically determined group of data points that may contribute to predicting the value of an attribute of interest.

C. It is the resulting data set after applying a filter in a data flow.

D. It Is a component of a data flow sequence.

A. The Oracle Data Integrator tool used for extraction, load, and transformation of data is a foundational component of the Oracle Analytics Cloud and is essential for data preparation.

B. Data flows within the data preparation feature of Data Visualization can be used to extract, wrangle, and format data content from all supported data sources to create data sets upon which visuals may be constructed.

C. Join rules formashing up data from relational sources and delimited flat files can only be defined within the Oracle Analytics Cloud Data Modeler.

D. Data sources can include application tables, data warehouses, data lake reservoirs, delimited flat files, and Microsoft Excel spreadsheets in the .xlsx format.

A. If you have Oracle Analytics Cloud services that use the WebLogic embedded LDAP server, you can only export data visualizations, reports and dashboards, and import them to another environment by using a WebLogic embedded LDAP server. User information must be exported separately.

B. You can only use the WebLogic embedded LDAP server which allows you to export everything including data visualizations, reports, dashboards, and user information and other relevant information and import them to another environment by using a WebLogic embedded LDAP server.

C. You can only use the WebLogic embedded LDAP server which allows you to export data visualizations, reports, dashboards, and user Information and import them to another environment by using a WebLogic embedded LDAP server.

D. If you have Oracle Analytics Cloud services that use the WebLogic embedded LDAP server, you can export data visualizations, reports, dashboards, and user information and import them to another environment by using a WebLogic embedded LDAP server.

A. From the map visualization select map properties, new layer and drag geoJSON file.

B. From the OAC console, go to maps and drag and drop a geoJSON file.

C. From the OAC console, go to maps and drag and drop a JSON file.

D. From the map visualization select map properties, new layer and drag JSON file.

A. The standard deviation of the data

B. The maximum of the data

C. The median of the data

D. The average of the data

A. Create a data flow with a cumulative value prediction.

B. Embed the model into a data flow sequence.

C. Create a custom calculation based on a related formula.

D. Use a data flow with a Commit Model step and save as a new data set.

E. Use a data flow with an Apply Model step and save as a new data set.

A. Many to ManyRelationship

B. Zero Cardinality

C. Multiple Relationship

D. One to Many Relationship

A. Share the Story in presentation mode by setting thereportMode parameter in the project properties to FullDisplay.

B. Create a new project for the Story by clicking the Save As button in the project toolbar.

C. Capture a story insight from one or more Visualization canvases in a project by navigating from Visualize to Narrate and dragging the desired Visualization canvas(es) onto the Narration canvas.

D. Create and position annotations on the canvas as desired.