1z0-591 無料問題集「Oracle Business Intelligence Foundation Suite 11g Essentials」

（A）Dashboard layout editor

（B）Catalog search functionality

（C）Create new content

（D）Business model metadata

（E）Oracle BI online documentation

（A）Security Manager, Application Roles tab, Application role dialog box, Query Properties

（B）Security Manager, Application Roles tab, Application role dialog box, Permissions

（C）Security Manager, Query tab, Application role dialog box, Permissions

（D）Security Manager, Application Roles tab, Query dialog box, Permissions

（A）Create a time table that is joined through a intervening Table so there is no foreign key relationship.

（B）Create a Logical Table that is sourced from a time field in one of your dimension tables.

（C）Create a Logical Table that is sourced from the time key in the fact table.

（D）Create a physical time table in your database.

（E）Create an "Opaque View" in the physical layer that contains the time columns from the fact and map it into your physical model.

（A）By creating a derived measure by using Logic Columns available and changing the aggregation type

（B）By creating a derived metric by using the Expression Builder

（C）By creating a derived measure by using the Logical Columns available

（D）By creating a derived metric by using the Calculation Wizard

（E）By creating a derived measure in the Column Mapping dialog box by using the physical table columns.

（A）OLAP cubes can be queried by using SQL.

（B）OLAP cubes can be easily transported from database to database.

（C）OLAP cubes are stored outside of the database in highly optimized file structures.

（D）OLAP cubes eliminate the need for a large number of aggregate tables.

（A）Alerts

（B）Delivery Profiles

（C）Dashboard

（D）iBot

（A）Navteq

（B）Google

（C）ESRI

（D）TeleAtlas

（A）Dynamic

（B）Static

（C）Non System

（D）System

（A）Denormalization

（B）Normalization

（C）Granularity

（D）Redundancy

（E）Cardinality

（A）The presentation layer defines the relationship that is needed to create the DML.

（B）Separating the logical of the application from the physical model provides the ability to federate multiple physical sources to the same logical object.

（C）The model and mapping layer define the business or logical model of the data. This layer determines the analytic behavior seen by users.

（D）The physical layer defines the objects and relationships that the Oracle BI Server needs to write native queries against each physical data source.