In the query panel, you modify the script and no errors occur. You remove an object and add a different object to the Result Object pane. What happens to the script?

• A.The script remains unchanged because the script was changed manually.
• B.The script includes both the manual change and the new result objects.
• C.The script is regenerated because the result object list is changed.
• D.The script fails to parse.

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Why would you need to change the data source for your query?
Please choose the correct answer.
Response:

• A.To change the order of execution for existing queries
• B.To use the production universe instead of the test universe
• C.To use different objects from the universe
• D.To change the universe connection of your universe

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Which statement describes the performance impact that data tracking has on report refresh times, assuming that the data changes but the number of rows retrieved and the data volume stays the same?
Please choose the correct answer.
Response:

• A.It will refresh up to three times slower.
• B.It will refresh up to three times faster.
• C.It will refresh faster each time the report is refreshed.
• D.It will refresh slower each time the report is refreshed.

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What are the components of a universe? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

• A.Folder
• B.Key Figure
• C.Information
• D.Measure
• E.Dimensions

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You have measures with different names coming from two queries. How do you determine which query each measure comes from?

• A.Select the Arrange by Query option in the Available Objects pane.
• B.Select the Visual Difference option in the Central Management Console (CMC).
• C.Select the Arrange by Alphabetical Order option in the Available Objects pane.
• D.Select the View Lineage option in the BI launch pad.

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