Microsoft 70-767 Implementing a SQL Data Warehouse Exam Practice Test

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You are implementing a Microsoft SQL Server data warehouse with a multi-dimensional data model. Sales

information is stored in a single table. The table includes the order date, expected shipping date, promotion ID,

currency, and sales office columns. A dimension table exists for each attribute.

Business users must be able to examine the sales data based on dates, promotions, currency, and the office

of the sale.

You need to design the data model.

Which data model should you use?

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You are implementing a Microsoft SQL Server data warehouse with a multi-dimensional data model. You are

optimizing the data model across multiple cubes.

You examine the existing data model and observe that each cube contains multiple date dimension tables.

You need to optimize the data model in and across cubes without changing the overall table structure.

What should you use?

You manage the user accounts in master data Services (MDS).

You need to assign a user access to the MDS data and functions.

Which two components must you assign? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

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You are developing a Master Data Management (MDM) solution for a company by using Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), SQL Server Master Data Services (MDS), and SQL Server Data Quality Services (DQS).

You have an MDS model named Geography that contains the entities described in the following table.

You define a domain-based attribute in the State entity that references the CountryRegion entity. You define another domain-based attribute in the city entity that references the State and CountryRegion entities. A single derived hierarchy named Geography supports navigation between the CountryRegion, State, and City levels. Subscription views exist for all entities. The subscription views have the same name as the entity on which they are based.

You initialize each entity member. New City entity members are imported daily based on customer city values in a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) database. The CRM database is a SQL Server relational database. When new cities are imported from the CRM database, the state codes must be standardized to those already defined in the State entity.

In the CRM database, sales managers and assigned to countries/regions. A sales manager may be assigned to one or more countries/regions. A country/region may have one or more assigned sales managers. The CRM database contains a table named ManagerCountryRegion that stores a row for each manager-country/region relationship.

You create the following MDS users and map each user to an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) user account: User1, User2, and User3. Both User1 and User2 belong to the Explorer functional area.

Users must be able to complete the tasks described in the following table.

You need to configure the City entity to meet User1 and User2 access requirements.

What should you do?

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You are developing a Master Data Management (MDM) solution for a company by using Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), SQL Server Master Data Services (MDS), and SQL Server Data Quality Services (DQS).

You have an MDS model named Geography that contains the entities described in the following table.

You define a domain-based attribute in the State entity that references the CountryRegion entity. You define another domain-based attribute in the city entity that references the State and CountryRegion entities. A single derived hierarchy named Geography supports navigation between the CountryRegion, State, and City levels. Subscription views exist for all entities. The subscription views have the same name as the entity on which they are based.

You initialize each entity member. New City entity members are imported daily based on customer city values in a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) database. The CRM database is a SQL Server relational database. When new cities are imported from the CRM database, the state codes must be standardized to those already defined in the State entity.

In the CRM database, sales managers and assigned to countries/regions. A sales manager may be assigned to one or more countries/regions. A country/region may have one or more assigned sales managers. The CRM database contains a table named ManagerCountryRegion that stores a row for each manager-country/region relationship.

You create the following MDS users and map each user to an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) user account: User1, User2, and User3. Both User1 and User2 belong to the Explorer functional area.

Users must be able to complete the tasks described in the following table.

You need to complete the development of the SSIS data flow to load cities into the City staging table.

Which transformation type should you use for Component 3?

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You create a set of Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) packages to support an ETL process.

You need to deploy the SSIS packages and meet the following requirements:

*Maximize ease of use for backup processes.

*Manage security of packages from a single place.

*Maintain versioning pf packages.

*Implement parameters to assign values to packages.

*Use stored procedures to run SSIS packages.

*Use SQL Server Agent to run packages.

Solution: Solution: You use the Project Deployment model. You save the packages to the msdb database.

Does this meet the goal?

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You create a set of Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) packages to support an ETL process.

You need to deploy the SSIS packages and meet the following requirements:

*Maximize ease of use for backup processes.

*Manage security of packages from a single place.

*Maintain versioning pf packages.

*Implement parameters to assign values to packages.

*Use stored procedures to run SSIS packages.

*Use SQL Server Agent to run packages.

Solution: You use the Project Deployment model with an SSIS catalog to store and manage packages.

Does this meet the goal?