A00-260 · Question #60
How do you enable performance statistics for a SAS Data Integration Studio job?
The correct answer is A. Define Collect Runtime Statistics on the SAS Data Integration Studio job. Option A is correct because Collect Runtime Statistics is the specific property in SAS Data Integration Studio that enables performance monitoring for a job - it captures execution metrics like CPU time, elapsed time, and row counts at the transformation level. Option B…
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How do you enable performance statistics for a SAS Data Integration Studio job?
Options
- ADefine Collect Runtime Statistics on the SAS Data Integration Studio job.
- BDefine Collect Table Statistics on the SAS Data Integration Studio job.
- CDefine Collect Diagnostics on the SAS Data Integration Studio job.
- DDefine Collect Table Statistics on the SAS Data Integration Studio options.
How the community answered
(71 responses)- A89% (63)
- B7% (5)
- C1% (1)
- D3% (2)
Explanation
Option A is correct because Collect Runtime Statistics is the specific property in SAS Data Integration Studio that enables performance monitoring for a job - it captures execution metrics like CPU time, elapsed time, and row counts at the transformation level. Option B ("Collect Table Statistics") relates to gathering data quality/distribution statistics about table columns, not job runtime performance. Option C ("Collect Diagnostics") is not a real SAS DI Studio property name - it's a plausible-sounding distractor. Option D is wrong on two counts: the setting is "Runtime Statistics" (not "Table Statistics"), and it's configured on the job itself, not in global DI Studio options.
Memory tip: Think "Runtime = Running the job" - you want Runtime Statistics to measure how the job runs (speed/performance), set directly on the job object.
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