A. 1, 4, 5 only

B. 2, 4, 5 only

C. 1, 2, 5 only

D. 2, 3, 5 only

E. 2, 3, 6 only

F. 1, 2, 3 only

A. Provides the ability to set a default target version for use during all data imports

B. Loads the data into existing versions, allowing the user to merge selected dimensions and nodes during the import process

C. Creates the file format for import with one select statement: "Select Parent, Child from
Product_Table".

D. Provides the opportunity to verify that the data loaded correctly prior to blending versions and hierarchies

E. Allows inclusion of data from other external applications

A. For historical comparisons

B. To maintain versions for major reorganization

C. To allow multiple people to simultaneously work on the same data

D. To create property categories that are specific to a version

E. To maintain monthly versions

F. To apply security for different hierarchies

G. For "What If" modeling for a hierarchy

A. A failure in enforcing unique values for specific properties.

B. Property values are substantially different from the stated and documented business rules.

C. Duplicate nodes within each hierarchy.

D. The user does not have access to run an import.

E. Duplicate nodes across hierarchies.

A. A normal version type is a version that can be editedand its status changed.

B. Finalized versions can never have their status changed.

C. You may change the status of an "As Of version.

D. Baseline version is a copy of a normal version at the time that it was created.

E. An "As Of" version is a historical view of a normal version based on a date or transaction
ID.

A. Source and target systems administrators have minimal involvement during the DRM implementation.

B. The DRM administrator creates validations dictated by requirements and design.

C. A data governance team defines overall standards for the DRM implementation.

D. The DRM administrator use both prebuilt and custom property definitions and property categories to create versions and hierarchies as dictated by requirements and design.

E. Business users are initially brought into the project during the testing process.

A. They support bidirectional references.

B. They should be used with local node-level properties.

C. They can reference nodes in different hierarchies.

D. They are used to sort hierarchies in ascending order.

E. They pull in the node hierarchy and the node name.

F. They are used to help maintain one-to-one or one-to-many mappings.

G. Associated nodes do not need to exist prior to import of the hierarchy.

A. Choose the option to skip Duplicate Members.

B. Set the Unique String value to "Error" in the Duplicate Handling options.

C. Make sure that the EnableSharedNodes property is set to False.

D. Create a validation to find duplicates that runs after the import is processed.

E. Set the duplicate error mode to Generate Error and Max Errorscount to 0.