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You need to restrict access to data in the tables in the data warehouse. What should you do?
The correct answer is C. Create views and grant permissions to the views. Case Study: 4 - WingTip Toys (QUESTION 87 - QUESTION 98) General Background You are a data architect for WingTip Toys. The company uses SQL Server 2012 Enterprise edition. SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) and SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) are installed on separate…
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You need to restrict access to data in the tables in the data warehouse. What should you do?
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- AConfigure column-level permissions.
- BConfigure database roles.
- CCreate views and grant permissions to the views.
- DConfigure application roles.
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A3% (1)
- B14% (4)
- C76% (22)
- D7% (2)
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Case Study: 4 - WingTip Toys (QUESTION 87 - QUESTION 98) General Background You are a data architect for WingTip Toys. The company uses SQL Server 2012 Enterprise edition. SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) and SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) are installed on separate servers. The company's data warehouse initially contained less than 100 MB and 100 million rows of data from only one data source. It now contains more than 10 TB and 10 billion rows of data, in 25 tables, from 12 data sources. The largest table in the data warehouse, the factOrders table, contains 5 TB of data. The factOrders table contains three date keys: OrderDateKey InvoiceDateKey, and ShipDateKey. The data warehouse server has 1 TB of RAM. Memory usage is currently at 20 percent. One billion rows of data are added to the data warehouse each month. New data is copied each night from the data sources into SQL Server staging tables, and existing records are not updated. The largest data set is order information, which is loaded in parallel into multiple staging tables, one for each data source. All the staging tables have the same structure and belong to the same filegroup as the factOrders table. The dimCustomers table stores customer information that may change over time. You are developing three SSAS databases, as described in the following table. Business users frequently generate reports in Microsoft Excel by using PowerPivot. The PowerPivot Management Dashboard does not currently display any usage data. Several SSRS reports exist that use the data warehouse as a source. The data warehouse queries are aggregate queries that use the factOrders table and one or more dimension tables. All SSRS data sources use Integrated Windows authentication. SSRS displays a security access error message when managers run SSRS reports based on the Operations database. Reporting performance has become unacceptably slow. Business Requirements Improve the query speed of the SSRS reports. Allow business users to create reports by using PowerPivot and Power View. Ensure that all users other than business users can view metadata for the Customers dimension. Ensure that business users cannot view metadata for the Customers dimension. Technical Requirements Modify the tables in the data warehouse to minimize aggregate query processing time. Minimize disk storage in the data warehouse. Ensure that all multidimensional models process data as quickly as possible. Create a fact table named factCustomerContact in the data warehouse to store the contact date, customer key, and communication type for each instance of customer contact. Store the history of customer information changes in the dimCustomers table. Move data from the staging tables into the factOrders table as quickly as possible. When creating dimensions for the date keys in the factOrders table, minimize storage space requirements and optimize the cube processing time. Ensure that queries against the Sales database return the most current data in the data Ensure that the SSAS model of the Finance database does not page to disk or return a memory error as the size of the database grows. Create an SSAS monitoring solution that tracks the following data: - Queries answered per second - Queries from cache direct per second - Queries from file per second.
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