CA Technologies CAT-221 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

CA Technologies CAT-221 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 21:

  Because the information you need in a query is spread over two tables, you want to join the tables using NSQL. Which guideline should you follow for such joins?

  A. Make sure your query contains at least two sub queries.
  B. Never use a property other than the ID as the dimension key.
  C. If concatenating or linking together syntax on Oracle platforms, first convert the data to a string.
  D. To help ensure that the query does not produce duplicate dimensional data, carefully consider which field defines the dimension.
  D. To help ensure that the query does not produce duplicate dimensional data, carefully consider which field defines the dimension.

• Question 22:

  CA Clarity PPM services in a cluster need to be able to communicate with each other. Therefore, you need to make sure that:

  A. All application ports are the same.
  B. The Beacon is turned off on all application servers.
  C. The Beacon multicast addresses and ports are the same on each server.
  D. The Clarity System Administration (CSA) is installed on all application servers.
  A. All application ports are the same.

• Question 23:

  Which feature characterizes NSQL multi-dimensional queries?

  A. The data provider is always an object.
  B. The related portlets have a Y-axis subpage.
  C. They enable more complex charts such as Donut charts.
  D. They always include change_key and merge_key attributes.
  B. The related portlets have a Y-axis subpage.

• Question 24:

  A process in CA Clarity PPM v13 has failed. To gather information about the possible cause, which log file do you review?

  A. bg-ca.log
  B. admin.log
  C. app-ca.log
  D. app-system.log
  A. bg-ca.log

• Question 25:

  A drilldown portlet can be (Choose two):

  A. A Grid portlet
  B. A Filter portlet
  C. A Graph portlet
  D. An HTML portlet
  A. A Grid portlet
  C. A Graph portlet

• Question 26:

  You can visually customize the CA Clarity PPM user interface using a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS). Which new benefit does CCS version 3 (CSS3) offer?

  A. You can specify property values as simple expressions.
  B. You no longer need to compress images because this will occur automatically.
  C. You can represent an image in an encoded string instead of referencing the image on a file system.
  D. You can assign names to rules, which enables you to use client-side scripts to reference the rule even if its selector changes.
  C. You can represent an image in an encoded string instead of referencing the image on a file system.

• Question 27:

  You want to create a chart portlet to display small changes over time for more than one group and to compare more than one value. Which new CA Clarity PPM v13 chart type should your portlet use?

  A. Area
  B. Donut
  C. Bubble
  D. Funnel
  A. Area

• Question 28:

  Before saving a Generic Execution Language (GEL) script in a process, it is recommended that you:

  A. Validate the GEL script
  B. Remove all FTP Library tags
  C. Delete all namespace declarations
  D. Test the GEL script in a duplicate process
  D. Test the GEL script in a duplicate process

• Question 29:

  You need the ability to control the results that display in a dynamic NSQL query, based on values entered in a view. Which type of lookup do you need to create?

  A. Open Schema lookup
  B. Parameterized lookup
  C. Transformation lookup
  D. Static dependent lookup
  B. Parameterized lookup

• Question 30:

  The CA Clarity PPM bundle includes CA Business Intelligence (CABI) software. Which features characterize CABI? (Choose three)

  A. Support for cached content
  B. Component-based content development
  C. A built-in INSolve Functional Intelligence QuickStart Pack
  D. An InfoView Business Relationship Manager (BRM) module for complex report design
  E. A built-in paging mechanism to help ensure the scalable delivery of large volumes of content
  A. Support for cached content
  B. Component-based content development
  E. A built-in paging mechanism to help ensure the scalable delivery of large volumes of content