A. Yes, you have to copy all the procedures generated into the development, test, and production servers.

B. No, ODI Agent coordinates the execution of the commands prepared for the job, and executes them on the correct server.

C. Yes, you have to compile the generated code and then double-check if the code prepared for the development server is the same as the code for the production server.

D. No, ODI prepares a package for the development environment.

A. Checking against a list of values.

B. Checking for typing errors.

C. Checking against a list of patterns.

D. Checking for duplicates.

E. Checking against a list of regular expressions.

A. Command line

B. Designer Navigator

C. Nowhere, scenarios cannot be edited

D. Operator Navigator

A. Yes,there are not many other graphical Objects to describe a lookup.

B. No, you can use variables in ODI to declare lookups.

C. No, there is a graphical object dedicated to set a lookup in the source area of an interface.

D. Yes, it is not possible to set anything other than a join in an ODI Interface.

A. No, you can never make this choice.

B. Yes, this option is always available.

C. No,this option is inherited from reverse engineering.

D. No,it may be available if the underlying technology supports it.

A. Data transformation should be distributed across several scalable nodes.

B. It is mandatory to have an intermediate server.

C. It is better to load data directly from sources into a data warehouse server.

D. It is mandatory to collect data directly from sources into a data warehouse server using real time replication processes.

A. Lock Subscriber

B. Purge Journal

C. Unlock Subscriber

D. Extend Window

A. No, ODI Topology does not allow defining more than one physical schema for a data server because the associated logical schema would be ambiguous.

B. Yes, but it is mandatory to specify a different user to log in.

C. Yes, but you have to flag which one is the default physical schema.

D. It is possible,but it is better to avoid doing so because it is more difficult to define a logical schema this way.