A. Schedule periodically a scenario that uses OdiPurgeLog to remove those steps from the ODI logs

B. In the Package Editor, click the step, go to the Advanced tab, and set Log Steps in the Journal to Never

C. Modify the Operator Navigator settings to disable that step from being displayed

D. Right-click the step in Package Editor and select the No Logging menu item

A. Phone numbers are sometimes embedded in the customer name and address.

B. There are separate attributes for Titles, Forenames, and Family names, but the values are not always in the right fields.

C. Names are well-structured, but the Gender field is often missing.

D. The data contains product descriptions in the string field and you need to extract the size and weight of each product.

E. Addresses are contained in a single string field and are difficult to verify.

A. JV$ view

B. T$ view

C. JV$D view

D. JV$I view

A. No, every repository needs as mandatory a related separated master repository.

B. Yes, it is possible to create separate metadata environments with work repositories, that define for instance, a current level of development work repository, next level development, maintenance, production, and so on.

C. Yes, but also install a mandatory agent for every work repository and compile all its Java archives separately.

D. No, unless I also have live data environments because it is mandatory that the production work repository is installed on the data production server, the test work repository on the test data server and so on.

A. A Results Book can contain tabs containing the output from several different EDQ processor steps.

B. A Results Book page will always look the same as the output of the processor it is linked to,

C. ResultsBooks can combine pages from many projects.

D. Results Books always link to the latest version of a process.

E. Results Books can be exported to a multlsheet MS Excel Workbook.

A. Data is accessed from Client only if it is an Excel file.

B. A local file on a laptop can be accessed using Client access, or from Server If a copy of the file is on the EDQ server landing area.

C. There is no difference between Server and Client Data Store access, both can be used conveniently.

D. Data is accessed from Server only if it is the data store.

A. Yes, it is possible also to forward-engineer it to the flat file definition.

B. Yes, but you have to save it as a fixed file.

C. No, it is not possible to enforce constraints on any technology.

D. No, it is not possible to enforce constraints on some technologies such as flat files and JMS queues.

A. It can profile string dates written in a variety of formats, such as DD/MM/YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY.

B. It allows the EDQ user to define a valid range of dates.

C. It provides a distribution for the day in the year, such as February 21, regardless of the year.

D. It rejects February 29 as an invalid date.

E. By clicking a date in blue, the user can drill down to the records that carried that value.