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A. You can view the block density on the Application Properties tab in the Administration Services console.

B. Block density is the percentage of data that exists within a block compared to what can be stored in the total block.

C. Block density is the percentage of blocks that exist compared to the total number of blocks.

D. Ideally block density will be high.

A. Esscmd BEGINARCHIVE / ENDARCHIVE

B. Backup and Recovery features introduced In version 11

C. MaxL alter database commands

D. Operating System backup

A. Materialization can be tuned via query hints and hard restrictions defined at the database level

B. Materialization scripts can be saved for future reuse

C. The database is not available during materialization

D. When performing an incremental data load, aggregate views are updated

A. NETRETRYCOUNT

B. MAX_RESPONSE_GRID_SIZE

C. DISPLAYMESSAGELEVEL

D. NETDELAY

E. MAX_REQUEST_GRID_SIZE

A. If there are a large number of accounts that require FTE and Expense dollars, split Accounts and Metrics into 2 dimensions

B. If reporting dictates FTE and dollars in the columns and accounts in the rows, split Accounts and Metrics into 2 dimensions

C. If block size is large, then keep Accounts and Metrics as one dimension with a dense dimension

D. If there are a small number of accounts that require FTE and Expense dollars, split Accounts and Metrics into 2 dimensions

A. Concurrent loads are supported for both ASO and BSO

B. Cells at all levels can be loaded (except Dynamic Calc members) for both ASO and BSO.

C. After an ASO data load, no further calculation is required.

D. Data can only be loaded to level 0 members in ASO database where BSO allows data loads to upper level members.

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B. 1056 KB

C. 50 KB

D. 400 KB

E. 70 KB

F. 400 Bytes

G. 50 Bytes