A. InfoSphere Business Glossary and InfoSphere Metadata Workbench
B. InfoSphere Information Analyzer and InfoSphere DataStage
C. InfoSphere Business Glossary and InfoSphere Metadata Repository
D. InfoSphere DataStage and InfoSphere QualityStage
E. InfoSphere Information Analyzer and InfoSphere Discovery
A. Information Analyzer
B. Data Architect
C. FastTrack
D. Blueprint Director
E. InfoSphere Discovery
A. discovering the actual values of missing data
B. transforming the data from one data type to another
C. determining the number and frequency of unique values in a single domain
D. identifying all the data sources for data consolidation
A. When a job is generated from a FastTrack specification, it can contain connection information to access the source and the target.
B. In a FastTrack mapping specification involving a lookup, you cannot specify a file that will contain the reject records; this must be performed using the DataStage Designer.
C. When generating a job from a FastTrack specification, you can specify for the source and target the stage type desired (e.g. sequential file, ODBC connector, DB2 stage)
D. Changes in mapping specification can be propagated as annotations.
A. Changing the processing options for the PF key analysis does not impact which columns will be identified as primary key and foreign keycolumn.
B. Discovery will identify at most one map between two data objects.
C. Running a step (column analysis, PF keys, Maps) results in the execution of one or more DataStage jobs.
D. Transformations are discovered during the execution of the Maps step.
A. It reduces disk usage for staging areas
B. It facilitates near-linear scalability
C. Same operation is performed on each partition of data separately
D. Data is broken up into each partition
