Oracle Data Integrator 11g Certified Implementation Essentials - 1z1-482 Exam Practice Test

A. Operator Navigator B. Designer Navigator C. Command line D. Nowhere, scenarios cannot be edited

A. Yes, you have to invoke a dedicated web service to synchronize the metadata using the Oracle Service Bus. B. No, ODI uses a centralized relational metadata repository that all the developers share. C. Yes, the local metadata needs to be transmitted via FTP and synchronized with a dedicated proprietary engine, creating a common metadata model for all developers. D. No, ODI proprietary metadata server allows all developers to share the common metadata of a specific project.

A. When converting string dates, EDQ does not need all source fields to be valid dates. B. When a standardized or derived data value is needed for matching records. C. EDQ is faster than ODI at performing transformations. D. Some data needs to be aggregated, producing a total value from multiple rows. E. The data needs to be mapped to a coded value.

A. Add anew subscriber and edit the default Journalizing filter in your Interfaces B. Drop Journal, remove existing subscribers, add a new subscriber, start Journal, and edit the default Journalizing filter in your Interfaces C. Drop Journal, add a new subscriber, start Journal, and edit the default Journalizing filter in your Interfaces D. Drop Journal,add anew subscriber, start Journal, and remove the default Journalizing filter in your Interfaces

A. Yes, all generated code can be viewed together in the step-level, with a complete list of executed code. B. No, it is only possible to see code in the first higher level (the session) represented. C. No, it is possible to view code in the thud level(the tasklevel)represented. D. Yes, depending on the auditlevel declared when running the execution, some of the generated code at the step-level can be viewed.

A. No, it is not possible to enforce constraints on any technology. B. No, it is not possible to enforce constraints on some technologies such as flat files and JMS queues. C. Yes, it is possible also to forward-engineer it to the flat file definition. D. Yes, but you have to save it as a fixed file.

A. Create a variable, use odiRef. getPrevsteptog ()in the SQL query in its Refreshing tab, and add a variable as a Refresh Variable step into Package B. Create a variable, use odiRef .getPrevstepstatus ()in the SQL query in its Refreshing tab, and add a variable as a Refresh Variable step into Package C. Create a variable, use odiRef.getStep()in the SQL query in its Refreshing tab; and add a variable as a Refresh Variable step into Package D. Create a variable, use odiRef.getinfooin the SQL query in its Refreshing tab, and add a variable as a Refresh Variable step into Package

A. No, a customized knowledge moduleis needed. B. Yes, but an ODI procedure must be associated for it to be implemented. C. Yes, it can be defined for every technology that is listed in Topology. D. No, this must be explicitly mapped to an ODI interface.