A00-260 · Question #44
Assume that you have completed the Register Tables wizard in SAS Data Integration Studio. Which statement is true?
The correct answer is D. Metadata for the physical table(s) selected is stored in the SAS Folders location specified in the. Register Tables is a metadata operation, not a data movement operation - it simply registers information about existing tables into the SAS Metadata Repository, which is organized and accessed through SAS Folders. No physical data is ever moved or copied; the wizard only…
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Assume that you have completed the Register Tables wizard in SAS Data Integration Studio. Which statement is true?
Options
- AThe physical table(s) selected are copied to the application server specified in the library.
- BThe physical table(s) selected are copied to the SAS Folders location specified in the wizard.
- CMetadata for the physical table(s) selected is stored on the application server specified in the
- DMetadata for the physical table(s) selected is stored in the SAS Folders location specified in the
How the community answered
(20 responses)- A5% (1)
- C5% (1)
- D90% (18)
Explanation
Register Tables is a metadata operation, not a data movement operation - it simply registers information about existing tables into the SAS Metadata Repository, which is organized and accessed through SAS Folders. No physical data is ever moved or copied; the wizard only records metadata (table name, columns, library location, etc.) into the SAS Folders path you specify.
Why the distractors fail:
- A & B are wrong for the same reason: the wizard never copies or moves physical table data anywhere - not to an application server, not to SAS Folders.
- C is a near-miss but wrong on the destination: metadata lives in the SAS Metadata Repository (surfaced via SAS Folders), not on the application server itself.
Memory tip: Think of "Register" like listing a book in a library catalog - you're adding a card to the catalog (SAS Folders/metadata), not moving the book (physical data) anywhere.
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