A. DRM has extract, translate, and load capabilities for hierarchy and fact data.

B. DRM generates financial restatements when charts of accounts change.

C. DRM provides immediate feedback to users about the constraints on hierarchies and data relationships.

D. DRM provides audit trail capabilities of data changes.

E. DRM streamlines change management for dimensions and hierarchies.

F. DRM provides drill-through capabilities of data from upper-level nodes to lower level nodes.

A. Imports may be run any time on any version.

B. Exports may be run any time on any version.

C. DRM integrations may be scheduled or run on demand.

D. Property queries may be run any time on any version.

E. Once a version has been finalized, only data Managers may run exports.

A. Manage all versions

B. Manage all hierarchies

C. Create hierarchies

D. Create versions

E. Manage user queries

F. Manage standard queries

A. Property category

B. Version

C. Hierarchy group

D. Node type

E. Hierarchy master

A. You can view twi^nr11"1 and failures.

B. You can preview hierarchies and metadata before merging with existing data sets.

C. Import supports the import of hierarchies into new and existing versions.

D. It is easy to create formats directly from source systems.

E. It can be automated through the batch client.

A. Nothing changes in DRM, because the action script will fail to import due to formatting issues.

B. The two lines with the "Move" command will fail, because a value is missing from the last column for those lines.

C. Products 100, 200, 300, and 400 are first created under the incorrect parent but are subsequently moved in the action script.

D. A hierarchy called "Product" will be created in the Reorganization version in DRM.

E. The top node in the hierarchy is All Products.

F. Products 100-10, 100-20, 100-30, 200-10, 200-20, 200-40, 400-10, and 400-30 are some of the leaf nodes in the hierarchy.

A. Node

B. Version

C. Node Type

D. Hierarchy

E. Node and its ancestors

A. They support bidirectional references.

B. They should be used with local node-level properties.

C. They can reference nodes in different hierarchies.

D. They are used to sort hierarchies in ascending order.

E. They pull in the node hierarchy and the node name.

F. They are used to help maintain one-to-one or one-to-many mappings.

G. Associated nodes do not need to exist prior to import of the hierarchy.