Oracle
Oracle 1Z0-448
120 Minutes
79
Oracle Data Integrator 12c Essentials
A: Go to Security, assign the NG DESIGNER profile to user ''A.'' Next, drag project ''P1'' to user ''A'' and finally setView privilegesto Active for the Mapping objects.
B: Go to Security, assign the DESIGNER profile to user ''A.'' Next, drag project ''P1'' to user ''A'' and finally set View privileges to Active for the Mapping objects.
C: Go to Security, assign the NG DESIGNER profile to user ''A.'' Next, drag project ''P1'' to user ''A'' and finally set View privileges to Active for the Project, Folder, and Mapping objects.
D: Go to Security, assign the DESIGNER profile to user ''A.'' Next, drag project ''P1'' to user ''A'' and finally set View privileges to Active for the Project, Folder, and Mapping objects.
A: ODI automatically computes the load order based on the order on which the data stores were added to the Mapping.
B: You can use the Target Order field.
C: You can use the Target Load Order field.
D: You can use the Load Order field.
A: Evaluate Variable
B: Set Variable
C: Declare Variable
D: Refresh Variable
A: This works only for Oracle and Informix.
B: This works only for Oracle and MySQL.
C: Create a new generic technology to support it.
D: Use the out-ofthe box Generic SQL technology.
A: The Knowledge Module must be customized because business rules and the physical implementation are strictly interlayed in ODI.
B: The Knowledge Module must be customized only for aggregation functions.
C: The Knowledge Module need not be customized because aggregation code is generated automatically by ODI according to the Mapping logic.
D: The Knowledge Module need not be customized, but a variable must be used in the aggregate expression to generate the correct sum.