C2090-632

C2090-632 practice questions, page 2 of 2, with answer review and explanations.

Question 6

In Framework Manager, which of the following statements is correct when working with a multi-lingual project?

  1. The design languages can be changed at any point.
  2. A project language cannot be deleted once defined in Framework Manager.
  3. A language must be added to the project before it can be published with a package.
  4. When a new language is added to a project, all locales for that language are added as well.

Question 7

Which of the following is true regarding the operational data structure illustrated below?

  1. It illustrates a parallel relationship.
  2. It should be consolidated into one table.
  3. It should be examined for a connection trap.
  4. The cardinality between the tables should be reversed.

Question 8

Which of the following are proven practices for organizing the objects in a project?

  1. When importing metadata from more than once data source, include all imported objects in the root namespace.
  2. When importing metadata from more than one data source, create a separate folder for the imported objects from each data source.
  3. When importing metadata from more than one data source, create a separate namespace for the imported objects from each data source.
  4. When importing metadata from more than one data source, do not override the relationships defined between the data source at the time of import.

Question 9

In Framework Manager, which of the following is the true about verifying your model?

  1. The entire model must be verified, individual objects cannot be verified.
  2. The model can only be verified through the Publish Package wizard.
  3. The model can be verified from Cognos Connection or through the Publish Packages wizard.
  4. It is possible to select to automatically repair certain issues that have been detected.

Question 10

Which technique can Framework Manager modelers use to implement a time dimension for models that lack a time dimension?

  1. Create relationships from date fields in one dimension to date fields in another dimension.
  2. Use parameter maps to map date values in one query subject to date values in another query subject.
  3. Use the Time Dimension wizard to generate a time dimension and create the appropriate relationships.
  4. Identify a time dimension table source, import into the model and create relationships to fact query subjects.