A. Requests with a "green" status can be activated.

B. The user can load data records directly into the active data table.

C. The order in which the data is loaded in the activation queue table doesn't matter.

D. The user can specify whether several requests should be grouped into one request in the change log table, or whether each request should also generate a separate request upon loading into the change log table.

A. A remodeling rule for a process chain, including an integrated batch process consumption check and rescheduling.

B. Several subsequent remodeling steps for your most important BI Objects like Queries, InfoProviders and Process Chains.

C. Several remodeling steps for an InfoCube without the need to empty this InfoCube. Remodeling steps can, for example, include adding key figures, or replacing characteristics.

D. A single remodeling step for InfoCubes or DataStore Objects. Before executing the remodeling process the corresponding InfoProviders have to be emptied.

A. The default values determine the initial filter status of the query.

B. The default values are ignored when using the filter for data selection in a planning sequence.

C. Filters can be used in queries but they can only be created or changed in the planning modeler.

D. 'Changeable upon execution' determines whether the value selection can be changed during query execution.

A. The security settings of the first query would override the security settings of the second query.

B. The first query on the worksheet is the only query accessible by the user.

C. If the user drills down in the first query, the query result could possibly extend into the area occupied by the second query.

D. The results for one query could affect the results for the other query.

A. Regression analysis is a data mining method.

B. Data mining can easily analyze historical information, but is unable to predict future trends.

C. Clustering is a data mining method.

D. ETL (Extraction, Transformation and Loading) is a data mining method.

E. Data mining is an analytical approach that looks for hidden information patterns in large databases.

A. Authorization

B. Manual Entry / Default Value

C. Replacement Path

D. Formula

E. Customer Exit

A. Despite the change scope for navigation attributes, during an attribute change run aggregates are always created anew.

B. Aggregates never link to the master data for an InfoCube.

C. The attribute change run guarantees synchronization between the aggregate and the new or modified master data to which the InfoCube is linked.

D. Aggregates that contain navigation attributes or that link to hierarchies are influenced by changes to the attributes and hierarchies.

A. You can only drag and drop multiple characteristics into the query definition if they come from the same dimension.

B. You can save a query that contains errors.

C. Before defining a formula, you must ensure you have already created any restricted key figures that will be referenced in the formula.

D. You can maintain many of the properties of multiple characteristics or key figures simultaneously.

E. If a query contains errors, the system provides information to help you correct them, including menu options that may be suitable.