Question 1

You are designing the storage properties for your Planning application. What two design principles should you follow related to the dynamic calc storage property?

Options :

A : Dynamically calculated members should roll up to stored members

B :

You cannot calculate and store dynamic calculated members in calc scripts and business rules.

C : Consider dynamic calc members on sparse parents with 100 t children.

D : Tagging upper-level members of sparse dimensions can reduce block size.

E :

If you use a large number of dynamic calcs, you should consider increasing the Dynamic Calculator Cache

F : Consider Dynamic Calc and Store over Dynamic Calc.

Answer: B,E

Question 2

A planning end user opens a data form and sees a long list of entities in the drop-down list in the Page section. She would like to shorten this list and use the search functionality instead. How can she change the number of members needed on a form to initiate a page dropdown search?

Options :

A : Form Management>>Display tab

B : Form Management>> Options tab

C : Preferences>>Database Settings tab

D : Preferences>> Display Options tab

E : This change can only be made by the Planning Administrator.

Answer: D

Question 3

Identify the two true statements about shared members.

Options :

A : You can assign a custom attribute value to a shared member.

B : You can define a member formula for a shared member.

C : You can assign security rights to a shared member.

D :

There is no limit to the number of shared members that you can create for the base member.

E : Shared members may be defined for Accounts and Entity dimensions only.

Answer: C,D

Question 4

Identify three key benefits of the Planning solution.

Options :

A : Standardized data forms for plan data entry available both for the Web and in Excel

B :

One tool to budget and forecast as well as provide reporting for very detailed Actuals Information

C : Central repository of business rules that can be run by end users to calculate plan data

D : Detailed security down to the cell level

E : Flexible solution customizable for almost any kind of budgeting and forecasting process

Answer: A,C,E

Question 5

What differentiates a user-defined custom dimension from the Entity and Account dimensions?

Options :

A : You can only add custom attributes to user-defined custom dimensions.

B :

You assign valid plan types for the user-defined custom dimension at the dimension level.

C : You assign data types for the user-defined custom dimension at the dimension level.

D : You cannot: assign security for user-defined custom dimensions.

E :

You can easily delete a user-defined custom dimension in Planning but you cannot delete an Entity dimension.

Answer: B

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