Identify the two true statements about user permissions.

• A. DRM uses Property Categories to assign security access for Property Definitions.
• B. Administrators assign a permission level to a user; and based on thatpermission, a role is associated to that user.
• C. Security in DRM can be assigned by Version, Hierarchy, Property Category, and
  Property Definition.
• D. If a user has conflicting levels of access, the lowest level of access is assigned.
• E. You can set up a security administrator who only has access touser managementand no access to create or manage data and metadata within DRM.

Identify the two true statements about node access groups.

• A. Access levels are assigned separately for leaf and limb nodes.
• B. Valid node access levels are Read, Edit,LimitedEdit, Insert, Inactivate, and Add.
• C. Node access groups may be assigned by the Application Administrator or Access
  Manager.
• D. Node access groups use inheritance to assign the same access to descendants of a node but this inherited security may be overwritten at lower levels.
• E. Node access groups can be used to filter the display of the hierarchy so that users only see the section of the hierarchy for which they have access.

Choose the three valid features of Data Relationship Management (DRM).

• A. DRM has extract, translate, and load capabilities for hierarchy and fact data.
• B. DRM generates financial restatements when charts of accounts change.
• C. DRM provides immediate feedback to users about the constraints on hierarchies and data relationships.
• D. DRM provides audit trail capabilities of data changes.
• E. DRM streamlines change management for dimensions and hierarchies.
• F. DRM provides drill-through capabilities of data from upper-level nodes to lower level nodes.

Per the example:

Your organization has two ERPs: PeopleSoft (PS) and SAP. Each ERP has its own chart of accounts. Each chart of accounts is mapped to a consolidated chart of accounts. The
Finance department maintains the consolidated account hierarchy.
Identify the steps in the correct order to manage the mapping of the local chart of accounts in the consolidated chart of accountsstructure using DRM hierarchies.
1 . Build the consolidated chart of accounts hierarchy.
2 . Build the PeopleSoft and SAP chart of accounts hierarchies.
3 . Create a property category called CoA Map with two property definitions: PS CoA
Mapping and SAP CoA Mapping.
4. Create an alternate Market hierarchy with limb nodes "large", "Medium", and "Small".
Insert cities as leaf nodes under the appropriate Market Size nodes.
5. Use the Blend function to merge the PeopleSoft and sap chart of accounts to the correct consolidated account node In the consolidated hierarchy.
6. Drag and drop the PeopleSoft and SAP chart of accounts to the correct consolidated account in the consolidated hierarchy.

• A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
• B. 4, 3, 1, 2, 5, 6
• C. 3, 1, 2, 5, 6
• D. 3, 1, 2, 4, 6
• E. 1, 2, 4, 6

Review the example below:
Product
All Products

Alternate Product Hierarchy
All Products
High Calorie, Sugar Filled Products

Your target Essbase database requires an alternate of the Product, rolling up product
SKUs by Caffeinated and NonCaffeinated. You currently maintain this value as a property.
Once a valid export is built, what are the two ways you can create the new hierarchy in an existing version?

• A. Use an Import to build the alternate hierarchy in DRM into the existing version.
• B. Use the DRM Migration utility to build the alternate hierarchy into an existing version.
• C. Use an Action script to build the alternate hierarchy into the existing version.
• D. Use the DRM Migration utility to build the alternate hierarchy into a new version and then the Blend feature to blend into an existing version.
• E. Use an Import to build the alternate hierarchy into a new version and then the Blend feature to blend into an existing version.