Why do you use parameter mapping in a calculation view?Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A.To convert the data types of input parameters
• B.To push down filters to the lowest level calculation views
• C.To assign variables to one or more attributes
• D.To pass variable values to external value help views

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Referring to the diagram, which privileges would a user require to view United States data when querying the CUBE calculation view?

• A.A SELECT privilege and an Analytic Privilege (Country = United States) on the CUBE calculation view
• B.SELECT privileges and Analytic Privileges (Country = United States) on both views
• C.A SELECT privilege on the CUBE calculation view and an Analytic Privilege (Country = United States) on the DIMENSION calculation view
• D.A SELECT privilege and an Analytic Privilege (Country = United States) on the DIMENSION calculation view

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Which type of join supports a temporal condition in a calculation view?

• A.Inner join
• B.Text join
• C.Referential join
• D.Left outer join

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You want to ensure that your calculation view does not give unexpected results for a query that is based on any combination of columns.What is the recommended approach for verifying the results?

• A.Set the HIDE property for columns NOT required.
• B.Select and deselect columns from the output mapping.
• C.Write and execute a custom SQL query in the SQL Console.
• D.Select Data Preview for the calculation view.

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Why does SAP issue warnings about the use of imperative or procedural SQLScript statements?

• A.They could modify the database.
• B.They can limit parallelization of query execution.
• C.They introduce potential security risks.
• D.They call multiple processing engines.

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