IBM C2080-474 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

IBM C2080-474 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 81:

  A user has been asked to configure an alert to fire if the number of "Purchase Confirmed" events falls below 10 in any 30 minute period. Refer to the following alert configuration:

  

  Which setting needs to be changed to meet these requirements?

  A. Change the value of Reset
  B. Change the value of Interval
  C. Change the value of Direction
  D. Change the value of Threshold
  C. Change the value of Direction

• Question 82:

  Which two sections in the request are fully indexed by default?

  A. [env]
  B. [urlfield]
  C. [cookies]
  D. [appdata]
  E. [timestamp]
  F. [TimeBlock]
  B. [urlfield]
  D. [appdata]

• Question 83:

  A business analyst wants to generate an alert for instances when the Canister stops receiving data from the upstream pipeline. Which Canister status value should be used?

  A. NALT Record Count
  B. Active Sessions (STC)
  C. STC Compressed Size
  D. Server Client Connection Count
  B. Active Sessions (STC)

• Question 84:

  Which three are captured in IBM Tealeaf sessions?

  A. Hits
  B. Actions
  C. Request
  D. Response
  E. Directory structure
  F. Client's machine name
  A. Hits
  C. Request
  D. Response

• Question 85:

  Where are active sessions stored?

  A. Archive
  B. Session Index
  C. Long Term Canister
  D. Short Term Canister
  D. Short Term Canister

• Question 86:

  A travel company has created a business process scorecard for its Rewards points redemption process, which has five steps.

  The scorecard works properly, but the program director wants the scorecard to only show results from the United States, as the program had not yet been launched in other countries. The analyst edited the scorecard to use the "Geography" report group and the "Registration: Country-USA" dimension, as follows:

  

  However, upon saving the edited process scorecard, three of the steps are now missing. What must the analyst modify?

  A. Change the Permissions for the scorecard.
  B. Adjust the Grades to accommodate the report group.
  C. Create a new scorecard; do not edit an operational scorecard.
  D. Add the Geography report group to the events missing from the scorecard.
  D. Add the Geography report group to the events missing from the scorecard.

• Question 87:

  An analyst CANNOT compare date ranges in which type of report?

  A. Pie Chart
  B. Line Chart
  C. Area Chart
  D. Vertical Bar Chart
  A. Pie Chart

• Question 88:

  A business process consists of four pages: Page1.html Page2.html Page3.html Page4.html An analyst is tasked with building a scorecard for this business process. Successful business process traffic flow requires users to proceed from Page1 to Page2 then to Page3 and finally to Page4 in order. The analyst begins by building simple page events that detect when each of the pages are displayed to the user. There is an event that detects when Page1 is displayed, another that detects Page2, Page3 and so on. Assuming that the Business process start event is the Page1 event, what must be done to verify that the scorecard does NOT grade fragmented business process sessions?

  A. For every step in the process, add the previous step event to each current event.
  B. For every step of the process, verify that the final step is present in the session.
  C. For every step in the process, verify that the previous step exists in the session.
  D. For every step of the process, verify that each of the previous page events are present in the session.
  D. For every step of the process, verify that each of the previous page events are present in the session.

• Question 89:

  Which is an IBM Tealeaf session file format?

  A. .tlf
  B. .tlp
  C. .tlr
  D. .tla
  D. .tla

• Question 90:

  When configuring a Top Mover alert, what does the numeric value in the "Threshold" field represent?

  A. The percentage by which the event count must diverge from the mean in order for the alert to fire
  B. The raw count by which the event count must diverge from the historical average in order for the alert to fire
  C. The number of standard deviations by which the event count must diverge from the mean in order for the alert to fire
  D. The number of times the event count is allowed to exceed the average within the time interval defined for that Top Mover
  C. The number of standard deviations by which the event count must diverge from the mean in order for the alert to fire