1z0-588 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

Select the three options that will complete this sentence to make it a true statement:
"Batch validations in DRM may be run for a_____."

• A.Node Type
• B.Node
• C.Version
• D.Hierarchy
• E.Node and its ancestors

Per the example:

Identify the two true Statements about the Product hierarchy and its alternate hierarchy.

• A.You can change any of the system generated property values on the Shared Node property category forthe alternate product hierarchy.
• B.300 is not a valid shared node because only leaf nodes may be shared.
• C.You can change local property values in the alternate product hierarchy.
• D.300-10 is called an Implicit Shared Node.
• E.You can delete the node 300-10 in the alternate product hierarchy,
• F.300-10 is called an Explicit Shared Node.

Per the example:

You have a property definition called Region with possible valid values "east", "West",
"North", and "South".
How do you set this property for end users?

• A.Create a lookup property so that users can easily select "South" from a drop down menu.
• B.Set the property to Global.
• C.Because most of the states are in the South, set the default value to South.
• D.Turn on inheritance for the property.
• E.Set up the property to derive the "South" value.

You maintain the Market hierarchy in DRM.

A target system needs an alternate hierarchy of the Market dimension that contains the lowest level of markets (city) rolling up by market size (nodesLarge,Medium,and Small).
Identify the ways to meet this requirement in DRM.
1. Create a property category called "Market Size" and populate the values as "Large",
"Medium", and "Small"
2. Create a property called "Market Size" and populate the values as "Large", "Medium", and "Small"
3. Create a node type called "Market Size" and populate the values as "Large", "Medium", and "Small"
4. Create an alternate hierarchy in the Market dimension with nodes "Large", "Medium", and "Small". Add cities as shared nodes under the appropriate Market Size nodes.

• A.1 only
• B.2 only
• C.2, 4 only
• D.3 only
• E.1, 4 only
• F.2, 3, 4 only
• G.4 only

Choose three validations that are often implemented for downstream systems.

• A.Node exists in multiple downstream systems.
• B.Name or description is unique.
• C.Length of a property category value.
• D.Property has been populated.
• E.Property value has the correct format.