Sample Questions:
When would disabling data compression be recommended?
when the average block density is very low (<3%)
when the average block density is very high (>95%) and few consecutive repeating values exist
when the database contains many consecutive zero values or other consecutive repeating values.
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During calculation, what is the calculator cache used for?
for storing blocks
for tracking index page usage
for storing dynamically calculated values for tracking calculation progress through the blocks
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If Committed Access is being used, which statements are true?
It retains redundant data until a transaction commits
It acquires and releases Write locks as needed during the transaction.
It retains Write locks on all affected blocks until the transaction commits.
It does not restrict Read/Write access on data blocks during the transaction.
Within Database | Statistics, what does block density indicate?
the actual number of blocks existing within the database
the average percentage of data cells within each block that contain data
the maximum possible number of blocks that could exist for this database
the percentage of blocks that exist compared to the total potential number of blocks
What would defragment defrag a fragmented database?
adding a dense member to the outline
adding a sparse member to the outline
changing a member formula in the outline
redefining a Stored dense dimension member as Dynamic Calc and Store
What would cause fragmentation in a database?
deleting a dense member from the outline
deleting a sparse member from the outline
changing a member formula in the outline
redefining a Stored dense dimension member as Dynamic Calc (Non-Store)