1) When a developer creates an XML target definition, how is the Code Page determined?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) The Code Page (also called encoding) is defined in the XML file itself The Code Page (also called encoding) can !e defined in the XML file or the "T" ("ata T#pe "efinition) file The Code page for the XML target definition can !e set to match either the Code Page (also called encoding) in the XML target file or the "T" ("ata T#pe "efinition) file or the Code Page for the repositor# The Code Page for the XML target definition will alwa#s !e the same as the Code Page for the repositor#

(A)
$) When the %nformatica server reads an XML data so&rce, how is the Code Page determined?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) The Code Page (also called encoding) is defined in the XML so&rce file itself The Code Page (also called encoding) can !e defined in the XML so&rce file or the "T" ("ata T#pe "efinition) file The Code page for the XML data so&rce can !e set to match either the Code Page (also called encoding) in the XML so&rce file or the "T" ("ata T#pe "efinition) file or the Code Page for the repositor# The Code Page for the XML data so&rce will alwa#s !e the same as the Code Page for the repositor#

(") ') What are the minim&m re(&ired components needed to create an XML )o&rce definition with the "esigner and read the so&rce data with the %nformatica server?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) * properl# formatted XML file * properl# formatted XML file and "T" ("ata T#pe "efinition) file * properl# formatted XML file and either a properl# formatted "T" ("ata T#pe "efinition) file or X)L (XML )chema) file * properl# formatted XML file, either a properl# formatted "T" ("ata T#pe "efinition) file or X)L (XML )chema) file, and a certified relational data!ase

(A) 4) Which method below is not an option for the creation of XML target definitions?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) Man&al creation *&tomatic creation !ased on an e+isting XML so&rce definition *&tomatic creation !ased on an e+isting relational so&rce definition %mport from an e+isting XML file

(A)
,) )elect !elow one of the r&les that the "esigner &ses to validate XML so&rce definitions &sed in a mapping

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If one port in a group is connected, all of the ports in that group must be (A) connected. %f a primar# -e# port in a gro&p is connected, then the corresponding foreign -e# ports (B) that the primar# -e# refers to m&st !e connected %f a foreign -e# port of a gro&p is connected, then the port of the primar# -e# that the (C) foreign -e# refers to m&st !e connected %f the primar# -e# of the root gro&p is &ser.defined, then all of the ports of that gro&p (D) m&st !e connected

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/) complete the following sentence0 When a developer adds a new col&mn to an e+isting XML so&rce definition,

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(A) (B) (C) (D) the corresponding elements are added to the XML hierarch# a new gro&p is created, res&lting in a c&stom gro&p a new level is added to the e+isting hierarch# the new col&mn will !e visi!le in the Col&mns ta!

1) What data t#pes are limited to onl# reading and writing?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) (E)

CL23 4L23 3L23 * and C *ll of the a!ove

(D) 8) What input data t pes can be used with the function !"#$%!&'&(( )?
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(A) (B) (C) (D) (*) 7) * data!ase field re(&ires the ho&r of the time that an order is shipped 8or e+ample, if the order was shipped on 9&ne :, $;;; at 1;01: *M #o& need to e+tract the val&e 1; The time is also on a $:.ho&r scale, with /0;; PM represented as 1<0;; )elect the appropriate f&nction !elow )tring )tring, "ate5Time )tring, "ate5Time, 3inar# )tring, "ate5Time, 3inar#, 6aw

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(A) (B) (C) (D) (C) 1;) What val&e wo&ld the f&nction 4=T>"*T=>P*6T ("*T=>)?%PP=", @??@) ret&rn when the val&e of "*T=>)?%PP=" is n&ll? 4=T>"*T=>P*6T ("*T=>)?%PP=", @??@) 4=T>"*T=>P*6T ("*T=>)?%PP=", @??1$@) 4=T>"*T=>P*6T ("*T=>)?%PP=", @??$:@) 3oth * and C wo&ld prod&ce the desired o&tp&t

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(A) (B) ; A&ll

(C) (D) (3)

1$ * transformation error is generated

11) * mapping contains an error that res&lts in the f&nction T2>%AT=4=6 ( ) receiving alphan&meric inp&t strings, s&ch as @1$, Maple )treet@ %f no defa&lt val&es are s&pplied in the port, what does the f&nction ret&rn?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) (!) 1$) 8or a string val&e of "*T=>)T6 B @;,5$;5;;@ what wo&ld !e the o&tp&t of the f&nction T2>"*T= ("*T=>)T6, @MM5""5CC@)? A&ll ; * transformation error is generated Cannot !e determined from the information provided

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(A) (B) (C) (D) ;,5$;5;; ;;0;;0;; ;,5$;5$;;; ;;0;;0;; ;,5$;517;; ;;0;;0;; Transformation error, !eca&se the format of "*T=>)T6 is invalid for the specified o&tp&t format

(3) 1') What inp&t data t#pes can !e &sed with the f&nction T2>C?*6( )?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) "ate5Time "ate5Time, "ecimal, "o&!le, %nteger "ate5Time, "ecimal, "o&!le, %nteger, 6eal, )mall %nteger "ate5Time, "ecimal, "o&!le, %nteger, )mall %nteger

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1:) What val&e wo&ld !e ret&rned !# the e+pression, T2>8L2*T(ADLL)?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) A&ll * transformation error is generated ':;;;;; ; if the %nformatica server is r&nning on Dni+, ; if on Windows ':;;;;; ; if the %nformatica server is r&nning on Windows, ; if on Dni+

(A)
1,) Which o!Eects !elow are re(&ired !# the "e!&gger to create a valid de!&g session?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) * valid mapping * valid mapping or a valid mapplet that contains a )o&rce F&alifier * valid mapping or a valid transformation * valid mapping, or a valid transformation, or a valid mapplet that contains a )o&rce F&alifier

(*)

1/) Can !rea-point conditions !e changed while a de!&g session is r&nning?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) (3) 11) Which components are re(&ired to r&n a de!&g session? Ces, provided that the modification is valid Ces, if the session is pa&sed and the modification is valid Ces, if the option "iscard Target "ata is chec-ed (tr&e), the session is pa&sed and the modification is valid Ao, the de!&g session m&st !e stopped first and re.started after the modification

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(A) (B) (C) (D)

The "esigner The "esigner and the Wor-flow Manager The "esigner and a r&nning %nformatica server The "esigner, the Wor-flow Manager, and a r&nning %nformatica server

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1<) Can a de!&g session !e r&n &sing a valid, pre.e+isting session that was not created with the "e!&gger WiGard? *ss&me that the session is not part of a !atch and is not config&red for recover#

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(A) (B) (C) (D) (") 17) When &sing the "e!&gger, what is the difference !etween an instance !rea-point and a glo!al !rea-point? Ces, alwa#s Ao, never Ces, provided that the mapping &sed !# the session does not contain one or more mapplets Ces, provided that the session is not config&red to &se partitions

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(A) (B) (C) (D) (3) $;) * &ser desires to &se a C&stom transformation with m&ltiple %np&t gro&ps to control transactions )elect the statement !elow that is tr&e %nstance applies to one port, glo!al applies to all ports in the transformation %nstance applies to one transformation, glo!al applies to all transformations in the mapping %nstance applies to one transformation, glo!al applies to all transformations in the folder %nstance applies to one mapping, glo!al applies to all mappings in the repositor#

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(A) (B) The C&stom transformation m&st have no more than one 2&tp&t gro&p The C&stom transformation m&st have no more than one 2&tp&t gro&p and the

Transformation )cope propert# m&st !e set to Transaction (C) (D) When a commit row is generated and there is more than one 2&tp&t gro&p, the commit applies to all 2&tp&t gro&ps This f&nctionalit# is not s&pported &nder an# circ&mstances

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$1) Co& are entering a transformation condition that allows the %nformatica server to compare the val&e of two ports d&ring a de!&g session )elect the statement !elow that is false

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(A) The ports m&st have the same data t#pes (B) The ports m&st have compati!le (converti!le) data t#pes (C) * single condition can !e applied to ever# port in the transformation (D) A condition can be configured to apply to updated rows only.

(A)

$$) With respect to C&stom transformation f&nctions, select the statement !elow that is tr&e

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(A) (B) (C) (D) *n# valid CHH li!rar# f&nction can !e &sed as an *P% f&nction *n# valid CHH li!rar# f&nction can !e &sed as a generated f&nction Co& are limited to PowerCenter *P% f&nctions to develop the C&stom transformation logic 4enerated f&nctions can !e com!ined to e+press the C&stom transformation logic

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$') * &ser desires to reference a C&stom transformation in an e+pression (Dnconnected Mode) )elect the statement !elow that is tr&e

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(A) (B) (C) The C&stom transformation m&st !e passive The C&stom transformation m&st have no more than one o&tp&t gro&p The C&stom transformation m&st !e passive and it m&st have no more than one o&tp&t gro&p

(D)

This f&nctionalit# is not s&pported &nder an# circ&mstances

(") $:) What is the p&rpose of the Dnion transformation?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) To merge two or more data pipelines or pipeline !ranches into one pipeline !ranch To merge two or more data pipelines or pipeline !ranches into one pipeline !ranch while removing d&plicate rows To merge two or more data pipelines or pipeline !ranches into one pipeline !ranch with the option to remove d&plicate rows To merge two or more data pipelines or pipeline !ranches from two or more heterogeneo&s so&rces into one pipeline !ranch

(*)

$,) What factor determines whether a C&stom Transformation is active or passive?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) The proced&re code algorithms The choice of C&stom transformation f&nctions &sed This propert# can !e set !# the &ser C&stom transformations are alwa#s active

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$/) )elect the statement that acc&ratel# descri!es how a C&stom transformation wor-s

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he Custom transformation properties and procedure code are used to generate (A) C!code files which are then compiled by the user. The C&stom transformation properties and proced&re code are &sed to generate a set of (B) !inar# files on the %nformatica server machine that instr&ct the %nformatica server how to process the data The &ser provides C or CHH code files containing the proced&res to !e called !# the (C) C&stom transformation

The &ser provides proced&re code in the C&stom transformation that is interpreted (D) directl# !# the %nformatica server

(A) *+) Which statement below is correct?

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(A) * Dnion transformation alwa#s has m&ltiple inp&t gro&ps and one o&tp&t gro&p * Dnion transformation can have m&ltiple inp&t gro&ps and one or more o&tp&t gro&ps, (B) provided that the inp&t and o&tp&t gro&ps have matching ports * Dnion transformation Transaction )cope propert# m&st !e set to *ll %np&t when the (C) transformation recieves rows from m&ltiple transaction generators A "nion transformation ransaction #cope property must be set to All Input (D) regardless of whether the transformation recie$es rows from multiple transaction generators.

(A)
$<) What is the p&rpose of the AormaliGer transformation?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) 6ead C232L so&rces 6ead C232L so&rces or normaliGe relational data!ase so&rce data 6ead C232L so&rces or normaliGe an# so&rce data 6ead C232L so&rces, normaliGe flat file so&rces and relational data!ase so&rce data

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$7) What transformations are re(&ired to read a C232L data so&rce?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) The C232L so&rce and a C232L )o&rce F&alifier The C232L so&rce and a AormaliGer transformation The C232L so&rce and an ordinar# )o&rce F&alifier The C232L so&rce, a C232L )o&rce F&alifier, and a AormaliGer transformation

(,)

';) )elect the choice !elow that is a d#namic loo-&p cache disadvantage

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(A) (B) (C) (D) The d#namic cache cannot !e persistent Loo-&p )FL override is not s&pported for the d#namic cache * range t#pe loo-&p can res&lt in a severe performance penalt# The Loo-&p transformation m&st !e &sed in connected mode

(D)
'1) Wo&ld #o& recommend &sing an 26"=6 3C cla&se as part of a loo-&p )FL override for a cached Loo-&p data set?

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%es, since the Informatica ser$er will need to sort the loo&up data in any case, (A) sorting the data on the database ser$er may result in faster cache creation. Ces, if the 26"=6 3C is done on a field that is part of the loo-&p conditions(s), it ma# (B) res&lt in faster loo-&p performance Ao, since the %nformatica server will sort the loo-&p data again prior to caching, receiving (C) the data pre.sorted from the data!ase will not res&lt in an# !enefit Ao, !eca&se &sing an 26"=6 3C cla&se in a loo-&p )FL override will ca&se the session to (D) fail

3 '$) What is the primar# difference !etween a static Loo-&p cache and a d#namic Loo-&p cache?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) The %nformatica server can insert new rows in the d#namic cache The %nformatica server can insert new rows and &pdate changed rows in the d#namic cache The %nformatica server can refresh the data in the d#namic cache as so&rce data changes The %nformatica server can a&tomaticall# re!&ild (delete and create new) the d#namic cache d&ring a session r&n

(3)

'') What is the primar# p&rpose of &sing mapping parameters and varia!les?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) To improve mapping performance To ma-e mappings easier to interpret To improve mapping fle+i!ilit# To simplif# mapping design and development

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':) * developer is wor-ing on a mapping that has !een !&ilt !# another developer The previo&s developer has defined three parameters associated with the mapping What is the !est wa# the c&rrent developer can view these parameters and determine their names and initial val&es?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) 3# &sing the =+pression =ditor 3# reading the parameter file associated with the mapping 3# &sing the doc&mentation associated with the mapping 3# reading the code and doc&mentation &sed !# the previo&s developer

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',) * mapping is designed to read a parameter val&e from a parameter file )omeone accidentall# deletes the parameter file What happens when someone attempts to r&n a )ession Tas- that &ses the mapping?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) The )ession Tas- will fail with the log file error message, I)pecified parameter file not fo&nd I The )ession Tas- will r&n and it will generate a warning message !eca&se a n&ll val&e is !eing &sed in place of the parameter val&e The )ession Tas- will not r&n !eca&se it is invalid *lso, an invalid message will !e displa#ed in the Wor-flow Monitor 2&tp&t Window The )ession Tas- will r&n and it will a&tomaticall# &se the last saved repositor# val&e %f that is not fo&nd then it will &se the defa&lt val&e or the initial val&e of the parameter if it is set

(*)

'/) )elect the statement !elow that is false

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(A) (B) (C) (D) * single mapping can s&pport !oth parameters and varia!les at the same time * developer can call a parameter or a varia!le within a re&sa!le transformation * mapping parameter or varia!le &sed !# a mapplet can !e &sed !# an# mapping the mapplet is associated with * parameter val&e can !e changed !etween )ession Tas- r&ns

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'1) What is the p&rpose of the mapping varia!le propert# Iaggregation t#peI?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) %t is &sed to determine the final val&e of the varia!le across sessions with m&ltiple partitions %t is &sed to determine how the *ggregator transformation will calc&late val&es of the varia!le across rows %t is &sed to determine how the *ggregator and 6an- transformations will calc&late val&es of the varia!le across rows %t is passed to the so&rce data!ase server to determine how aggregations of varia!le fields are handled

(*) '<) What is the difference !etween a mapping parameter and a mapping varia!le?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) * parameter val&e can change thro&gho&t a )ession Tas- r&n, and a mapping varia!le val&e remains constant * parameter val&e remains constant thro&gho&t a )ession Tas- r&n, and a mapping varia!le val&e can change * parameter val&e m&st !e read from a flat file, and a mapping varia!le val&e m&st !e recalc&lated with an e+pression for each row * mapping varia!le val&e m&st !e read from a flat file, and a parameter val&e m&st !e recalc&lated with an e+pression for each row

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'7) * n&meric mapping varia!le is defined in a mapping The initial val&e is , * session that &ses the mapping is r&n, and after the session completes a final val&e for the mapping varia!le is stored in the repositor# as 1; *t that point, the mapping varia!le is defined in the

session parameter file and given a val&e of 1, When the session is r&n ne+t, what is the initial val&e of the varia!le?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) 1;, !eca&se the val&e stored in the repositor# will override the session parameter file 1,, !eca&se the session parameter file will override the val&e stored in the repositor# ,, !eca&se the initial val&e defined in the mapping will override an# other conflicting val&es !etween the repositor# and the session parameter file ;, !eca&se the n&meric varia!le defa&lt val&e is &sed in an# case of conflicting val&es !etween the repositor# and the session parameter file

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:;) * developer can access the "ata Previewer from these tools0

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(A) (B) (C) (D) )o&rce *nal#Ger and Wareho&se "esigner )o&rce *nal#Ger, Mapping "esigner, and Mapplet "esigner )o&rce *nal#Ger, Wareho&se "esigner, Mapping "esigner, and Mapplet "esigner )o&rce *nal#Ger, Wareho&se "esigner, and Mapping "esigner

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:1) * developer wishes to &se the "ata Previewer to investigate the data val&es in a relational ta!le What t#pe of data!ase connectivit# is re(&ired?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) *n 2"3C connection from the client machine onl# *n 2"3C connection from the client machine and a native connection from the %nformatica server machine =ither an 2"3C connection from the client machine or a native connection from the %nformatica server machine =ither an 2"3C connection from the client machine or a native or 2"3C connection from the %nformatica server machine

(A)
:$) * developer wishes to &se the "ata Previewer to determine the total n&m!er of rows in a relational so&rce ta!le The n&m!er of rows e+ceeds 1;,;;; What is the proper proced&re for this operation?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) Connect the "ata Previewer to the so&rce ta!le with all settings left to the defa&lts Connect the "ata Previewer to the so&rce ta!le and chec- the option ICo&nt rowsI This operation is not s&pported !eca&se the n&m!er of rows e+ceeds 1;,;;; %t is s&pported onl# when the n&m!er of rows is 1;,;;; or less This operation is not s&pported

(") :') What is the difference !etween the s#stem varia!les JJJ)ess)tartTime and )=)))T*6TT%M=?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) JJJ)ess)tartTime ret&rns the session start time as a string, and )=)))T*6TT%M= ret&rns the session start time as a date 5 time JJJ)ess)tartTime ret&rns the session start time as a date 5 time, and )=)))T*6TT%M= ret&rns the session start time as a string 3oth will ret&rn the session start time as a string, !&t onl# JJJ)ess)tartTime can !e &sed as a mapping parameter There is no difference in practice =ither can !e &sed to ret&rn the session start time in date 5 time format

(*) ::) What is the p&rpose of the =6626 f&nction?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) Ca&se the %nformatica server to s-ip a row and iss&e a &ser.c&stomiGa!le error message *llow the &ser to specif# an error condition that wo&ld res&lt in a transformation error *llow the &ser to define a s&!stit&te val&e that wo&ld !e &sed in the case of a transformation error Ca&se the %nformatica server to generate a transformation error when the f&nction eval&ates to tr&e

(*) :,) What is the p&rpose of the *326T f&nction?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) *llow the &ser to specif# a condition that wo&ld ca&se the session to a!ort (fail) *llow the &ser to specif# a condition that wo&ld ca&se the session to a!ort (fail), and iss&es a specified error message *!orts (stops) the eval&ation of a specified e+pression, and generates a transformation error if the port has no defa&lt val&e *!orts (stops) the session and starts it again in recover# mode

(3) :/) What is the p&rpose of the )=TK*6%*3L= f&nction?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) )ets the val&e of varia!le ports )ets the val&e of !oth varia!le ports or mapping varia!les )ets the val&e of mapping varia!les "efines mapping varia!les

(C) :1) Which data t#pes are s&pported as inp&t for the 62DA" ( ) f&nction?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) "ecimal "ecimal, "o&!le, 6eal "ate5Time, "ecimal, "o&!le "ecimal, "o&!le, %nteger, )mall %nteger, 6eal

C :<) What is the !est time in a Wor-flow development c#cle to optimiGe a Mapping?

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(A) (B) Prior to optimiGing the so&rce and target data!ases Prior to optimiGing the )ession Tas-s !&t after optimiGing the so&rce and target

data!ases (C) (D) *fter the mapping has tested satisfactor#, and prior to optimiGing the other components of the )ession Tas-s *fter optimiGing the )ession Tas-s, so&rce and target data!ases, and the %nformatica server

(3) :7)When &sing an 26"=6 3C cla&se in a )o&rce F&alifier or ma-ing &se of a )orter transformation, what transformation attri!&te can !e chec-ed within the *ggregator or 9oiner transformations to ma-e them more efficient?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) )orted 2&tp&t )orted data )orted %np&t )orted transformation

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,;) What is the !est time in a session development c#cle to optimiGe a mapping?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) Prior to optimiGing the so&rce and target data!ases Prior to optimiGing the session !&t after optimiGing the so&rce and target data!ases *fter the mapping has tested satisfactor#, and prior to optimiGing the other components of the session *fter optimiGing the session, so&rce and target data!ases, and the %nformatica server

(3) ,1) While t&ning a mapping for optimal performance, a developer decides that he needs to -now the n&m!er of rows flowing into and o&t of a 8ilter transformation d&ring a session r&n Where can this information !e o!tained?

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(A) The transformation properties for the 8ilter (B) he #ession as& log

(C) The )ession Tas- transformation details (D) The performance details file

(D)
,$) )elect the gro&p of transformations that can sometimes !e made more efficient !# &sing transformation level varia!les, also -nown as local varia!les

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(A) (B) (C) (D) =+pression transformations =+pression and 8ilter transformations =+pression, 8ilter, Dpdate and Loo-&p transformations =+pression, *ggregator and 6an- transformations

(") ,') Co& desire to cop# mapping logic (i e , part of a mapping) into a different mapping that is in a different repositor# %s this action allowed?

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(A) (B) (C) Ces Ces, provided that !oth repositories are within the same domain Ces, provided that o!Eect dependencies, s&ch as so&rces and re&sa!le transformations, are copied to the destination folder first, and saved to the repositor# This action is not directl# s&pported !&t it can !e accomplished !# cop#ing the entire mapping &sing the Cop# WiGard and then deleting an# part of the mapping that is not needed

(D)

(A) -4) What is the primar ad.antage of the M&!A/0"%& function o.er the 1"2%D&X function?
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(A) Performance

(B) *cc&rac# (C) 8le+i!ilit# with respect to so&nd matching criteria (D) A greater number of consonant!$owel combinations are supported.

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,,) Which statement !elow !est descri!es how invalidation wor-s in PowerCenter 1? *ss&me that the repositor# s&pports versioned o!Eects

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(A) (B) (C) (D) Changes to a child o!Eect will invalidate parent o!Eects, which m&st !e validated individ&all# Changes to a child o!Eect will invalidate parent o!Eects, which ma# !e a&to.validated together Changes to a child o!Eect will invalidate parent o!Eects, which can then !e a&to. validated &pon chec- in Changes to a child o!Eect will not invalidate parent o!Eects provided that the changes do not e+plicitl# invalidate the parent o!Eects and the parent o!Eects are chec-ed in !efore the folder is closed

(D)
,/) *ss&me that the team !ased development PowerCenter option has !een p&rchased and is active Dnder which circ&mstance !elow wo&ld the 2!Eect ?istor# for a specific o!Eect not !e availa!le?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) The o!Eect has never !een versioned The o!Eect has !een deleted from the repositor# and the deletion s&ccessf&ll# saved The o!Eect has !een p&rged from the repositor# and the p&rge s&ccessf&ll# saved The 2!Eect ?istor# for an# o!Eect will alwa#s !e availa!le

(C) ,1) * mapping was p&rged from the repositor# #esterda# %t is desired to view the version comments that were associated with that mapping ?ow wo&ld #o& accomplish this?

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(A) *ll mapping properties can !e made availa!le !# changing the o!Eect stat&s to

*ctive (B) (C) (D) 3# changing the o!Eect stat&s to *ctive, it is possi!le to perform a 6evert to last saved operation that wo&ld allow the version comments to !e viewed in the 2!Eect ?istor# report The version comments can !e viewed in the 2!Eect ?istor# report even tho&gh the mapping has !een p&rged *fter an o!Eect has !een p&rged, no information a!o&t it is availa!le

(D)

,<) * re&sa!le transformation (version $) is edited, and the changes are saved to the repositor# What is the effect of this action on the version n&m!er of this re&sa!le transformation?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) %t is incremented from $ to ' %t is incremented from $ to a &ser.specified version n&m!er %t is incremented from $ to ' after the re&sa!le transformation is chec-ed in %t is incremented from $ to a &ser.specified version n&m!er after the re&sa!le transformation is chec-ed in

(C) ,7) Dnder which circ&mstances ma# a &ser edit child o!Eects when a different &ser has chec-ed o&t the parent o!Eect?

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(A) (B) (C) (D) Dnder no circ&mstances The parent and child o!Eects are in different deplo#ment gro&ps and neither gro&p is deplo#ed When !oth &sers are mem!ers of the same &ser gro&p When !oth &sers are mem!ers of the same &ser gro&p and the folder is not froGen

(D)