A. D1-IMDSeeder
B. D1-IMDRetry
C. D1-IMDPreVEE
D. D1-GenericIMDMain
E. D1-IMDPeriod
A. Usage Subscription
B. Usage Transaction
C. Usage Rule
D. Usage Factor
A. Components are attached to assets.
B. Components are not a class of assets.
C. Components have a disposition that tracks their location and status.
D. Components can be installed at locations.
E. Components can't have specifications.
A. Final Measurementscan have multiple derived values, which represent other values for the same Final Measurement Date/Time.
B. Derived values can have multiple Final Measurements, which represent other values for the same InitialMeasurement Date/Time.
C. Final Measurementscan have one derived value, which represents an alternative for the same FinalMeasurement Date/Time.
D. Final Measurements can have one derived value, which represents the Initial Measurement for the sameFinal Measurement Date/Time.
A. cancel all tenders associated with the payment
B. charge a NSF Fee for the payment cancellation
C. impact the credit rating
D. generate a new Financial Transaction to reverse the original Financial Transaction
A. Bill determinants are derived from the final measurements of the measuring components or devices installed at the usage subscription's service points during the calculation period.
B. Bill determinants are derived from the initial measurement data of the measuring components installed at the usage subscription's devices during the calculation period.
C. Bill determinants are derived from the initial measurement data of the measuring componentsdevices installed at the usage subscription's service points during calculation period.
D. Bill determinants are derived from the final measurements for only interval measuring components ordevices installed at the usage subscription's service points during the calculation period.
A. 2
B. 5
C. 15
D. 10
