1Z0-533 Online Practice Questions and Answers

Correct Answer: CD

C: You use the Scenario and Version dimensions to create individual plans to be reviewed and approved. Each scenario/version combination contains its own set of data for the accounts and other dimensions of each entity. After users complete data entry for an entity for a specific scenario and version, they can submit or promote the data for the entity to another user for review and approval. The intersection of entity, scenario, and version is referred to as a planning unit. Planning tracks the status of each planning unit as it moves through the review process.

D: Seems likely.

Correct Answer: ADF

Note: WFP ?Workforce planning. Oracle Hyperion Capital Expense Planning (CAPEX) software is a specialized planning module that automates the planning of capital assets and capital asset related expenses, such as depreciation, maintenance and insurance.

Correct Answer: ACE

A: Open the Dimension Library and select File >

New > Dimension. Enter a name and description, then select the Alias type.

C: From planning 9 3 1 you can also create attribute hierarchy in planning.

E: Attribute dimensions have a type setting--text, numeric, Boolean, or date. Text is the default setting.

Correct Answer: ACDE

Administrators can use Copy Data to copy plans from one dimensional intersection to another (A), including relational data and supporting detail (C).

You can copy account annotations (E), supporting detail, and cell text (D). You cannot copy planning unit annotations.

Reference: Oracle Hyperion Planning, Fusion Edition, Copying Data

Correct Answer: A

Stored should be used.

Note: The accounts dimension is a dimension type that makes accounting intelligence available. Only one dimension can be defined as Accounts.

Correct Answer: A

Custom menus can be used to launch the following:

Business Rules

Context sensitive data forms

URL

Context sensitive Process Management

Correct Answer: D

You can use the Create Blocks action to make sure that blocks are created in the database for sparse member combinations in a specified slice of data. Since there is a potential for a large increase in the database size when creating blocks,

be careful when adding this action to your business rule. To help you get an idea of the size, the system displays a calculation of the block size and maximum possible blocks that would exist for the specified data slice after the business rule

is launched. Since some blocks may exist in the database, this calculation does not represent the exact amount of the increase.

Note: You can choose from four possible actions to include in a graphical business rule:

Aggregate

Data, Copy Data, Clear Data, and Create Blocks.

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Create Blocks--Use to specify a data slice to ensure that blocks are created for all sparse member combinations in that slice.

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Aggregate Data--Use to calculate your database by specifying which dimensions to calculate and what calculation options you want to use during the aggregation.

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Copy Data--Use to copy data from one part of your database to another. You select the source data to copy and specify the target or destination value.

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Clear Data--Use to define a subset of data that will be cleared from the database before a new value is added. You can choose to clear cells or to clear blocks of data.

Reference: Hyperion Business Rules, Administrative Guide, Release 9.3.1, Adding a Create Blocks Actio

Correct Answer: BDE

B: members of the dimension entity must be first delete in data forms and then in the library dimension

D: Make a backup to retain the information.

E: A refresh of the database is required.

Correct Answer: B

We need to multiple the stored (not the total) members of the dense dimensions (here Measures: 40, Time:17, and Dense:2) with 8 to calculate the block size.

Note: Data block size is determined by the amount of data in particular combination of dense dimensions. For ex: when you change the dense or sparse configuration of one or more dimensions in the database, the data block size changes. Data block size is 8n bytes, where n is the number of cells that exist (ie. Stored, not total) for that combination of dense dimensions. Note: Optimal range is 8 to 100 kb

Correct Answer: CD

C: Access cannot be assigned directly to a shared member. You assign access rights to shared members in one of two ways:

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From the security assigned directly to the base member

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From the security assigned at the parent or ancestor of the shared member

D: You can create multiple shared members for the base member. A base member must exist before you can create a shared member, but there is no limit to the number of shared members you can create for the base member.

E: Shared members are available for Entity, Account, and user-defined custom dimensions. " Shared members contain read-only values and are only available in the Entity dimension. "