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What are five reasons to use Attributes over a Shared Members dimension?

The correct answer is A. To create crosstab reports C. To describe a sparse dimension D. To perform comparisons based on certain type of data E. To perform calculations based on characteristics F. To add dimensionality to the database without increasing database size. C: Attribute dimensions can only be applied to sparse dimensions. F: Varying attributes let you vary information in one dimension by up to four additional Incorrect answer: B: Attribute dimensions can only be applied to sparse dimensions. Exam Questions, Study Guides, Practice…

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What are five reasons to use Attributes over a Shared Members dimension?

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  • ATo create crosstab reports
  • BTo describe a dense dimension
  • CTo describe a sparse dimension
  • DTo perform comparisons based on certain type of data
  • ETo perform calculations based on characteristics
  • FTo add dimensionality to the database without increasing database size

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  • A
    80% (20)
  • B
    20% (5)

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