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CDW110 EXAM 2023 -2024 ACTUAL EXAM 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS |AGRADE How to see what schema is being used for reports? - ANSWER - SELECT SCHEMA_NAME() Which Cogito tools query from Caboodle? - ANSWER - Mainly SlicerDicer, but also certain custom Radar metrics and Workbench templates True or false: all tables and columns in Caboodle are written in PascalCase - ANSWER - True True or false: all key columns in Caboodle are surrogate keys - ANSWER - True Surrogate key - ANSWER - The column's value does not exist in the source database and is created duri ng the ETL process. This is necessary because Caboodle contains both Epic and non -Epic data Lookup column - ANSWER - A column in one table whose value identifies at least one row in another table. Most tables in Caboodle have at least one Compared to Fact tables, Dimension tables usually contain.. - ANSWER - More data and fewer lookup columns True or false: lookup columns end in -Key - ANSWER - True Where to look for identifying information for validation in Caboodle? - ANSWER - EpicId or EpicCsn columns DMC - ANSWER - Data Model Component. Consists of the table, the packages used to populate the table, and underlying metadata tables that assist with ETL Dimension tables - ANSWER - One row for each entity within the set. Examples are ProviderDim, PatientDim Fact tables - ANSWER - One row for each occurrence of some significant, measurable event. Examples are MedicationOrderFact and EncounterFact Bridge tables - ANSWER - For many to many relationships DataMart - ANSWER - Report on data points from several DMC s in one place What does it mean when a DMC name ends with X.? - ANSWER - It's custom made What are some of the pros of Caboodle being a dimensional data model? - ANSWER - Intuitive, quicker to write a report, quicker run times due to fewer tables and join s What is the downside of Caboodle being a dimensional data model? - ANSWER - More complicated ETL process to maintain Star schema - ANSWER - Fact table surrounded by and linked to dimensions Where is the Caboodle data dictionary found? - ANSWER - Analytic s catalog Data dictionary overview section - ANSWER - Description, type of database object, granularity Data dictionary column section - ANSWER - Name, data type, availability in SlicerDicer, links to (lookup columns), chronicles info, description Data di ctionary lineage section - ANSWER - Available in expanded column. Contains chronicles INI nd item numbers and how the item can be used in SlicerDicer sessions (FDS records) Data dictionary ER diagram section - ANSWER - Classic star schema for investigating joins. Only for Fact and DataMart. Non join columns can also be listed by clicking the key to expand into full column list Data dictionary dependencies section - ANSWER - Indicates what database objects a table is dependent on. Clarity or caboodle tables and columns Data dictionary queries section - ANSWER - Lists SSIS packages that populate the table and their queries True or false: it is possible for more than one SSIS package and more than one data source to populate a table in caboodle - ANSWER - True Change tracking - ANSWER - A property of a table that informs us how Caboodle will be updated when changes are made to the so urce databases Change tracking types - ANSWER - 1) None, 2) Snapshot Change Tracking How to tell if a table is using snapshot change tracking? - ANSWER - Chip in the overview section of the table Non snapshot table - ANSWER - Reflect the current content of the source data at the time of the most recent extract Non Snapchat table granularity - ANSWER - One row per entity extracted to the table Snapshot table - ANSWER - Use change tracking which allows to store but current and historical data Snapshot table granularity - ANSWER - One row per entity for a date range When using snapshot tables, additional filtered is needed to ensure that... - ANSWER - Only current data is returned True or false: snapshot data tracks when a specific change took place - ANSWER - False What is the granularity of PatientDim? - ANSWER - A patient record for a date range What does the DurableKey identify in a table? - ANSWER - Unique entities Which columns show the date range for a Snapchat column? - ANSWER - StartDate and EndDate What are the default start and end dates? - ANSWER - 1/1/1979, 12/31/2099 True or false: for a given DurableKey value, there is exactly one row where IsCurrent = 1 - ANSWER - True What is the correct way to join a snapshot table? - ANSWER - Join on DurableK ey and filter IsCurrent = 1 True or false: DurableKey only exist in snapshot tables - ANSWER - True Referential Integrity - ANSWER - Lookup columns will always have a value and that value will find a match in the destination table True or false: due to re ferential integrity, there are no nulls in Caboodle tables - ANSWER - False. Nulls can exist in non -lookup columns True or false: Caboodle enforces referential integrity in all 3 schemas - ANSWER - False, only dbo and FullAccess, not in FilteredAccess What is the lookup value or unspecified values? - ANSWER - -1 What is the lookup value for non -applicable values? - ANSWER - -2 What is the lookup value for deleted values? - ANSWER - -3 How to filter out deleted data from a Fact table? - ANSWER - Use the Count column. It stores a 1 when the row should be included in a calculation and a 0 when not What happens to the Durable Key when there is a deletion? - ANSWER - It remains the same in the new row What happens string cells when there is a deletion? - ANSWER - *Deleted What happens to all other cells when there is a deletion? - ANSWER - NULL How can you tell a column is lookup? - ANSWER - Ends in -Key True or false: in a Snapshot table, PrimaryKey and DurableKey remain untouched - ANSWER - True Inferred row - ANSWER - Placeholder rows that are added to the destination table when the lookup column value does not have a match in the destination tableThe benefits of buying summaries with Stuvia:
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