A00-260 · Question #34
In SAS Data Integration Studio, source table records and dimension table records are combined for output using which transformation?
The correct answer is B. Lookup. Lookup is correct because it is specifically designed to join records from a source (fact) table with matching records from a dimension (reference) table, enriching the output with additional attributes - exactly the pattern used in data warehousing ETL flows. A. Data…
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In SAS Data Integration Studio, source table records and dimension table records are combined for output using which transformation?
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- AData Validation
- BLookup
- CDataFlux IS Job
- DTable Loader
How the community answered
(47 responses)- A2% (1)
- B87% (41)
- C4% (2)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
Lookup is correct because it is specifically designed to join records from a source (fact) table with matching records from a dimension (reference) table, enriching the output with additional attributes - exactly the pattern used in data warehousing ETL flows.
- A. Data Validation checks data quality rules (nulls, ranges, formats) but does not combine records from two tables.
- C. DataFlux IS Job integrates DataFlux data quality jobs into a SAS DI Studio process flow; it handles cleansing, not table joining.
- D. Table Loader writes transformed data to a target table - it's the destination step, not a joining mechanism.
Memory tip: Think of a "lookup" as looking something up in a reference book (the dimension table) to add details to what you already have (the source record) - same concept, same name.
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