A. Place the distinct count measures in separate measure groups.

B. Use the additive measure group functions.

C. Use the Count and Sum measure aggregation functions.

D. Use the Distinct Count and Sum measure aggregation functions.

E. Use the semiadditive measure group functions.

F. Place the measures in a single measure group.

A. Create one role for all of the sales department users. Add a DAX filter that reads the current user name and retrieves the user's region.

B. Create a table for each region. Create a role for each region. Grant each role read access to its corresponding table.

C. Create one role for all of the sales department users. Configure the role to have read access to the sales transactions. Ensure that all of the reports that access the sales transaction data restrict read access to the data from the corresponding sales department region only.

D. Create one role for each region. Configure each role to have read access to a specific region. Add the sales department users to their corresponding role.

A. Add a hidden measure that uses the Sum aggregate function. Add a calculated measure aggregating the measure along the time dimension.

B. Add a measure that uses the LastNonEmpty aggregate function. Use a regular relationship between the time dimension and the measure group.

C. Add a measure that uses the Count aggregate function to an existing measure group.

D. Use the Business Intelligence Wizard to define dimension intelligence.

E. Use role playing dimensions.

F. Create a dimension with one attribute hierarchy. Set the IsAggregatable property to False and then set the DefaultMember property. Use a regular relationship between the dimension and measure group.

G. Create a dimension with one attribute hierarchy. Set the IsAggregatable property to False and then set the DefaultMember property. Use a many-to-many relationship to link the dimension to the measure group.

H. Add a measure group that has one measure that uses the DistinctCount aggregate function.

I. Add a measure that uses the DistinctCount aggregate function to an existing measure group.

J. Create a dimension with one attribute hierarchy. Set the ValueColumn property, set the IsAggregatable property to False, and then set the DefaultMember property. Configure the cube dimension so that it does not have a relationship with the measure group. Add a calculated measure that uses the MemberValue attribute property.

K. Create a dimension. Then add a cube dimension and link it several times to the measure group.

L. Add a calculated measure based on an expression that counts members filtered by the Exists and NonEmpty functions.

M. Create a dimension. Create regular relationships between the cube dimension and the measure group. Configure the relationships to use different dimension attributes.

N. Create a new named calculation in the data source view to calculate a rolling sum. Add a measure that uses the Max aggregate function based on the named calculation.

O. Create several dimensions. Add each dimension to the cube.

A. Map the login to the SSISDB database. Assign the user to the db_owner role.

B. Map the login to the msdb database. Assign the user to the db_owner role.

C. Map the login to the msdb database. Assign the user to the ssis_admin role.

D. Map the login to the msdb database. Assign the user to the db_ssisadmin role.

E. Map the login to the SSISDB database. Assign the user to the ssis.admin role.

F. Map the login to the SSISDB database. Assign the user to the db.ssisadmin role.

A. Upgrade Node1 by using the SQL Server 2012 Upgrade Wizard.

B. Manually failover the active node.

C. Generate a SQL Server 2012 configuration file by running the SQL Server Setup executable.

D. Install prerequisites and upgrade shared components on Node1 and Node2.

A. an Indicator

B. a Data Bar

C. a Sparkline

D. a Gauge that uses the Radial type

E. a Gauge that uses the Linear type

A. Partition the cube by month.

B. Implement cache warming in SSAS via an SSIS package.

C. Use the Usage-Based Optimization Wizard.

D. Use the Aggregation Design Wizard.

A. Use the Import/Export Wizard to copy the databases from the production server to the development server.

B. Script the databases as a Create script to a new window and then execute the script on SSAS01.

C. Restore the SSAS databases from the latest backup to SSAS01.

D. Detach the SSAS databases from the SSASCluster, and then attach them to SSAS01.