A. A and C

B. In FM, spaces are allowed in member names while in Planning, spaces are not allowed in member names.

C. B and C

D. In FM, descriptions are not required to be unique while in Planning, aliases must be unique.

E. In FM, spaces are not allowed in member names while in Planning, spaces are allowed in member names.

A. SupportSubmissionPhaseforEntity

B. UseSecurityForValue

C. Va1idationAccount

D. MaxNumDocAttachments

E. UseSecurityForEntities

A. Build subaccounts in the Accounts dimension to capture the additional level of detail.

B. It is not possible to track additional levels of detail in journals.

C. Build a custom dimension to capture the additional level of detail.

D. Use line item details.

E. Use commentary to note the sources of journals.

A. Right-click the Security Class for the Consolidate role and select Bob and Sally.

B. Create a group and assign Bob and Sally to the group; right-click the FM application group in Shared Services and select Provision; choose the group and select the Consolidate role.

C. Right-click the FM application group in Shared Services and select Provision; choose Sally and Bob, and select the Consolidate role

D. Right-click Bob, provision the Consolidate role, then right-click Sally, select Provision, and choose the Consolidate role.

E. Create a group and assign Bob and Sally to the group; right-click the group, select Provision, and choose the Consolidate role.

A. Use the FMCopyApplication.exe utility.

B. Copy the application using the Admin Task list, select Extract Application and then import into a new application.

C. Use Life Cycle Management to migrate the artifacts and data.

D. Select the Copy User Provisioning in Shared Services.

E. Use the EPMA File Generator Utility to extract and import metadata.

A. 30

B. -30

C. 0

D. 60

E. 45

A. It is primarily used by IT (as opposed to business users).

B. It provides extensive reporting for audit, log, and process management information.

C. It stores source records in an underlying FDM relational repository.

D. It automates the collection, mapping, verification, and movement of data with validation and check points throughout the process.

A. All hierarchies within a custom dimension are automatically available to all the accounts.

B. A dimension, once used for a specific purpose, can be used only for that purpose.

C. Different hierarchies within a custom dimension cannot be assigned to different accounts.

D. You specify the custom dimension members valid for an account by using the Custom1 Top Member, Custom2 Top Member, Custom3 Top Member, and Custom4 Top Member.

E. Hierarchies on custom dimensions must be symmetrical, with the same number of children under every parent.