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1. You are designing a strategy for an enterprise reporting solution that uses SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS).
Many of the SSRS reports will use common utilities and functions, including the following:
- Report utility functions and business logic in code - Standardized report formatting properties such as fonts and colors for report branding
Formatting may change and new functions may be added as the reporting solution evolves.
You need to create a strategy for deploying the formatting and code across the entire enterprise reporting solution. You must also ensure that reports can be easily updated to reflect formatting and function changes.
What should you do? (More than one answer choice may achieve the goal. Select the BEST answer.)

A) Store the formatting properties and code in database objects. Use stored procedures to populate a default value for report parameters and map each parameter to a corresponding formatting property.
B) Create an assembly that contains formatting properties and code. Deploy the assembly on the Reporting Server and reference the assembly from each report.
C) Create a report as a template. Apply standardized formatting to the template. Store code in the Code section of the template.
D) Build a web service that retrieves formatting properties and runs code. Call the web service through a report dataset.

2. You are designing a SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) report to display vineyard names and their year-to-date (YTD) grape yield. Grape yield values are classified in three bands:
High Yield
Medium Yield
Low Yield
You add a table to the report. Then you define two columns based on the fields named VineyardName and YTDGrapeYield.
You need to set the color of the vineyard text to red, yellow, or blue, depending on the value of the YTD grape yield values.
What should you do?

A) Use an expression for the Color property of the vineyard text box.
B) Use an expression for the Font property of the vineyard text box.
C) Use an expression for the Style property of the vineyard text box.
D) Add an indicator to the table.
E) Use an expression for the TextDecoration property of the vineyard text box.

3. You need to implement the Customer Sales and Manufacturing data models.
What should you do? (Each correct answer presents a partial solution. Choose all that
apply.)

A) Use SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) to redevelop and deploy the projects.
B) Use the current SSAS instance.
C) Use the Database Synchronization Wizard to upgrade the database to tabular mode.
D) Use SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) to copy the database design to the SSAS instance, and specify tabular mode as the destination.
E) Install a new instance of SSAS in tabular mode.

4. You are developing a SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) cube. The cube contains several dimensions, a local measure group, and a linked measure group. Both measure groups use MOLAP partitions.
You need to write-enable one of the linked measure group partitions to support Microsoft Excel 2010 PivotTable What-If Analysis.
What should you do before the partition can be write-enabled?

A) Implement the cube as a local cube.
B) Ensure that the measure group measures only use semiadditive aggregation functions.
C) Implement the linked measure group as a local measure group.
D) Ensure that the measure group measures only use nonadditive aggregation functions

5. You are designing a customer dimension for a multidimensional OLAP (MOLAP) database. The dimension table will contain millions of rows of data.
Customer dimension attributes will come from the following two sources:
- An enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that contains millions of rows of data. Attributes from this source will be updated daily.
- A marketing database that contains thousands of rows of data representing customers' geographic information. Attributes from this source will be updated monthly.
Most report queries against the cube use attributes from both sources. Customers in the
cube dimension will frequently be filtered by the geographic attributes.
You need to design the dimension table and cube dimension to ensure that report queries perform well, and minimize the time required to reprocess cube attributes.
What should you do? (More than one answer choice may achieve the goal. Select the BEST answer.)

A) Create a dimension table for each source. Create one cube dimension that joins the two dimension tables together.
B) Create one dimension table that combines data from both sources. Create a cube dimension for each source.
C) Create one dimension table that combines data from both sources. Create one cube dimension that references the dimension table.
D) Create a dimension table for each source, and a cube dimension for each source.

Solutions: