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Which statement is true?
- A. Complex Boolean survivorship rules are permitted.
- B. The first defined survivorship rule takes precedence.
- C. Complex fuzzy matching survivorship rules are permitted.
- D. Blank fields are automatically dropped from survivorship consideration.
Answer : B
You added a new field to matching fields of an existing match specification and provisioned all match specification components. Then you ran the job but it failed immediately. The input data size is 2G bytes and the job worked without any issues before you modified.
What is most likely the cause of the problem?
- A. Lack of physical memory.
- B. Lack of scratch disk space.
- C. The job needs to be re-compiled.
- D. The frequency file needs to be re-generated.
Answer : A
Customer data is being processed in a single file. Among the fields present for matching are national identity number and birth date, both of which are inconsistently populated.
Which match type should be used to match this data?
- A. One-source Ranged
- B. One-source Cognitive
- C. One-source Transitive
- D. One-source Dependent
Answer : A
If a One-source match identifies four match groups with each match group having three duplicates, how many survivorship output records will there be if you used the match group as the group identification column?
- A. 3
- B. 4
- C. 6
- D. 12
Answer : B
Which statement is true?
- A. A batch QualityStage match job must have a match statistics output link.
- B. You can override match designer cutoff thresholds within the QualityStage match stage.
- C. To add or remove output links in my QualityStage batch job, you must re-provision the match designer as well as re-compiling the batch match job.
- D. A comma delimited text file format is required for the match designer sample input data defined in the Test Environment tab in the match designer interface.
Answer : C
Which data element is required for Address Verification (AVI)?
- A. City.
- B. Zip +4.
- C. Country.
- D. Record ID.
Answer : C
Which two elements are part of a lookup table in Standardization Rules Designer?
- A. Input Value
- B. Returned Value
- C. Exception Value
- D. Unhandled Token
- E. Classification Token
Answer : A,D
Which two are goals for re-engineering data?
- A. Identifying duplicate records.
- B. Masking personal information.
- C. Optimizing database performance.
- D. Identifying hidden attributes in free-form fields.
- E. Monitoring database activity for sensitive objects.
Answer : A,B
What would happen if a special character is included in the SEPLIST and not in the
STRIPLIST?
- A. That special character will be ignored.
- B. You will get an error when you test a statement.
- C. The token class for that character becomes the character itself.
- D. You need to enclose in double quotes any special characters in the SEPLIST that is not in the STRIPLIST.
Answer : C
A client's data has information from several source systems combined into a single input file. The data needs to be matched within source system and all data must be retained.
There is a field present in the data which identifies the source system.
Which approach would best accomplish this task?
- A. Pass all the data into a Match One-source stage blocking on the Source System field.
- B. Pass all the data into a Remove Duplicates stage and process the remaining data into an One-source match blocking on the Source System field.
- C. Separate the data by source system using a Filter stage, pass each sources system's data through an One-source match and match on the Source System field.
- D. Sort the data by source system, pass the data through a Remove Duplicates stage and pass the data to a Two-source match stage blocking on the Source System field.
Answer : A
Which statement is true regarding QualityStage data survivorship?
- A. Survivorship is used to create groups of duplicate records.
- B. The Survive stage is used to mark records as possible duplicates.
- C. The Survive stage is used after matched record groups have been identified.
- D. The Survive stage can be used to correct and identify unhandled data from the Standardize stage.
Answer : C
You are designing a reference match that will be run on a daily basis. Where should the reference data frequencies typically be generated?
- A. In a Server job in the same Job Sequence.
- B. In a shared container in the same job as the match.
- C. In a different job stream and part of the daily process.
- D. In a different job stream and not part of the daily process.
Answer : B
You decide to classify values that are often spelled or represented incorrectly in your data.
What is the correct way to implement this classification?
- A. In the Standardization Rules Designer on the Classifications page, classify these values independently.
- B. In the classification definition, increase the similarity threshold for the values that are represented correctly.
- C. Use the results of the Word Investigation to identify default classes and then assign the values to a custom class.
- D. Use the results of the Character Concatenate Investigation to identify values that are spelled or represented incorrectly, you can classify these values independently.
Answer : C
Refer to the exhibit that appears below.
You are developing an ISD reference match job. The reference data is maintained in a database and must be referenced at runtime.
You have three passes in your match specification and the input is one record at a time.
Which statement is true about the job design?
- A. Use normal lookup in the lookup stage.
- B. The Lookup stage should be replaced with Join stage.
- C. You can select reference data from the database using user defined SQL.
- D. You need to add two more Lookup stages to select necessary reference data.
Answer : C
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