You are creating a query that lists employee information such as name, address, and dependent information.
The query uses Personal Information as the driving table and joins the Dependents and Address tables. You notice many employees are missing from the result set. What are the reasons?

• A.Personal Information is joined to Dependents table with a left join and the Dependents table is joined to the Address table with a left join.
• B.Personal Information is joined to both the Dependents table and the Address table with a left join.
• C.Personal Information is joined to both the Dependents table and the Address table with an inner join.
• D.Personal Information is joined to Address table with a left join and the Address table is joined to the Dependents table with a left join.

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You have a field in Job Information that stores the assignment of an employee to a Generic Object record for a Company Car Company Car records include an Assignment Date of the Car. You want to create a query that includes the Employee Information, and also include the Assignment Date of the Car. You add the Job Information Table to Query Designer. What steps do you take to accomplish the query? Note; There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A.In Job Information table, expand the Company Car Field.
• B.In the Company Car table, select the Assignment Date Field.
• C.In Job information table, select the Assignment Date field.
• D.In Related tables, add the Company Car table to the Query.

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As a report owner, you want to share a table report with a user.
What must you configure to ensure the user can access data?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A.Report creation User Prompted Filters step
• B.Report creation People step
• C.Reports Permission: Create Report
• D.Reports Permission: Run Report

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How do you give an analyst permission to build tiles?

• A.Assign the analyst as a dashboard administrator in Provisioning.
• B.Assign the role-based permission in the Manage Dashboards/Reports RBP Category.
• C.Assign the role-based permission in the Analytics RBP Category.
• D.Add the analyst to the role-based permission group Dashboard Administrators.

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In Query Designer, you are trying to create a conditional expression to relabel a field. You create the following expression:IF([User#Basic User Information#Gender] = "M" , "Male" : "Female")You received an error message saying the formula could NOT be computed. Which symbol in your expression is causing the error?

• A.,
• B.#
• C."
• D.:

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