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A. UseOdiPingAgentin a package to ping AGT agent.

B. In Topology, test the connections to the AGT agent.

C. In Topology, test the connections to servers A and B by using the AGT agent.

D. In Topology, test the connections to servers A and B by using Local (No Agent).

A. Only the production environment can be used.

B. All environments linked to a logical schema can be used to reverse-engineer table structures.

C. The execution should be done only on the development data environment, as long as the other environment is a mirrored copy.

D. Only a Java engine intermediate environment can be processed.

A. You need not deploy the generated code manually in a source or target server. ODI prepares a package for the development environment.

B. You need not deploy the generated code manually in a source or target server. ODI Agent coordinates the execution of commands prepared for the job, and executes them on the correct server.

C. You must deploy the generated code manually in a source or target server. You must then compile the generated code and then double-check if the code prepared for the development server is the same as the code for the production server.

D. You must deploy the generated code manually in a source or target server. You must copy all procedures generated into the development, test, and production servers.

A. Run Exception and Restart

B. Run Exception and Continue

C. Run Exception and Fail

D. Run Exception and Raise

E. Run Exception and Ignore

A. Open the data stores, go to the Journalizing tab, and modify the order there.

B. Right-click Datastore, select Changed Data Capture, and then select Order.

C. Openthe model, go to the Journalizing tab, and modify the order there.

D. Open the model, go to the Journalized tables tab, and modify the order there.

A. All generated code can be viewed together at the step level, with a complete list of executed code.

B. It is only possible to view code at the Task level.

C. It is only possible to see code at the Session level.

D. Depending on the audit level declared when running the execution, some of the generated code at the step level can be viewed.

A. Create a custom KM to handle this by using ODI variables defined at the Topology level to create unique temporary object names.

B. Create a custom Knowledge Module (KM) to handle this by using ODI variables to create unique temporary object names.

C. Select the Use Unique Temporary Object Names check box at the Physical Design level.

D. Use variables in the Logical Design of the Mapping to create unique temporary object names.

A. It is not possible to enforce constraints on some technologies such as flat files and Java Messaging Service (JMS) queries.

B. It is possible to enforce a primary key on a flat file by using a CKM; however, you have to save it as a fixed file.

C. It is only possible to forward-engineer it to the flat file definition.

D. It is not possible to enforce constraints on any technology.