1.
Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) was formerly known as
Correct Answer
C. Synopsis
Explanation
Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) was formerly known as "Synopsis".
2.
The Sunopsis was rebranded in
Correct Answer
A. October 2006
Explanation
The correct answer is October 2006. This means that the rebranding of Sunopsis occurred in October 2006.
3.
The following are components of ODI except
Correct Answer
C. Web Interface Module
Explanation
The Web Interface Module is not a component of ODI. ODI consists of Metadata Navigator, Lightweight Designer, and The Modular Repository. The Web Interface Module is not mentioned as one of the components, therefore it is not part of ODI.
4.
The web application that can be used to view objects in the repository is
Correct Answer
B. Lightweight Designer
Explanation
The Lightweight Designer is a web application that allows users to view objects in the repository. It provides a user-friendly interface for navigating and exploring the metadata stored in the repository. Users can easily search for and access different objects, such as tables, views, and procedures, and view their properties and dependencies. The Lightweight Designer simplifies the process of managing and understanding the metadata in the repository, making it an ideal tool for users who need to interact with and analyze the objects in the repository.
5.
The Oracle Warehouse Builder and ODI were fused in
Correct Answer
A. 2009
Explanation
The correct answer is 2009. This is the year when Oracle Warehouse Builder and ODI (Oracle Data Integrator) were fused together. This fusion brought together the features and capabilities of both tools into a single integrated platform for data integration and management.
6.
The following are modules of the ODI graphical interface except
Correct Answer
D. Custom manager
Explanation
The question is asking for modules of the ODI graphical interface that are NOT included in the list. The options provided are Designer, Security manager, Topology manager, and Custom manager. Out of these options, the correct answer is "Custom manager" because it is the only module that is not included in the list.
7.
Concerning the ODI, which of these is odd?
Correct Answer
D. Data security
Explanation
The question is asking which of the options is odd concerning the ODI. The options listed are data extraction, data loading, data transformation, and data security. The first three options, data extraction, data loading, and data transformation, are all related to the process of managing and manipulating data in an ODI. However, data security is not directly related to the process of managing and manipulating data, but rather focuses on protecting the data from unauthorized access or breaches. Therefore, data security is the odd option in this context.
8.
The Metadata Navigator enables access to the following repository through a
Correct Answer
C. Web interface
Explanation
The Metadata Navigator allows users to access the repository through a web interface. This means that users can interact with the repository using a web-based graphical user interface, accessing and managing metadata through their web browser. The other options, such as web application, web environment, and web service, do not specifically refer to the graphical user interface aspect of accessing the repository.
9.
The following are types of ODI 12c agents, except
Correct Answer
D. Dual agent
Explanation
The correct answer is "Dual agent" because it is not a type of ODI 12c agent. The other options listed, JEE agent, Standalone agent, and Colocated agent, are all valid types of ODI 12c agents. A dual agent is not a recognized type of agent in the context of ODI 12c.
10.
Concerning ODI installation, which of these is odd?
Correct Answer
C. User control
Explanation
The odd one out in this list is "User control" because it does not directly relate to the installation process of ODI. Studio, Agents, and Repositories are all components that are typically involved in the installation and setup of ODI. User control, on the other hand, is more related to the management and control of user access and permissions within the ODI environment, rather than the installation itself.