Using the Database Configuration application, which two methods can be used to add a View definition to Maximo after adding a new Object and setting it as a View?

Question

Options

• Aimport a saved query
• Bset it for report mode
• Cset it to dynamic access
• Dspecify the SQL where clause
• Eimport an existing database view

• A
  8% (3)
• B
  5% (2)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  85% (33)

Explanation

In Maximo's Database Configuration application, once an Object is created and flagged as a View, you must define what data it surfaces. Specifying the SQL WHERE clause (D) lets you manually write the filtering logic that shapes the view's dataset, while importing an existing database view (E) pulls a pre-built view definition directly from the underlying database - both directly define the view's data scope.

The distractors are wrong because they address unrelated functions: importing a saved query (A) is a reporting/search feature unrelated to view definition; setting report mode (B) controls how an object behaves in reporting contexts, not what data it contains; and dynamic access (C) is a security/access-control setting, not a data-definition method.

Memory tip: Think "Define or Derive" - you either define the view yourself with SQL (D) or derive it from something already in the database (E). Both answers are about sourcing the view's data structure, which filters out anything that's just a mode or setting toggle.

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