C_BOWI_40 · Question #144
Which two are running aggregate functions in Web Intelligence? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. RunningMax() B. RunningSum(). Web Intelligence includes a specific set of running aggregate functions; RunningMax() and RunningSum() are valid built-in functions, while RunningTotal() and RunningMean() do not exist in the library.
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Which two are running aggregate functions in Web Intelligence? (Choose two.)
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- ARunningMax()
- BRunningSum()
- CRunningTotal()
- DRunningMean()
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Web Intelligence includes a specific set of running aggregate functions; RunningMax() and RunningSum() are valid built-in functions, while RunningTotal() and RunningMean() do not exist in the library.
RunningMax() is a standard Web Intelligence running aggregate function that progressively calculates the maximum value seen so far as it iterates across report rows.
RunningSum() is a standard Web Intelligence running aggregate function that calculates a cumulative sum incrementally across report rows.
RunningTotal() is not a valid Web Intelligence function; cumulative totals are computed using RunningSum(), which is the correct built-in function name.
RunningMean() is not a valid Web Intelligence function; progressive average calculations are performed using RunningAverage(), the correct built-in function name.
Concept tested: Web Intelligence running aggregate functions
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