Query Manager allows you to save user queries in categories. What is the purpose of a category? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• AAllows you to schedule the running of queries by category
• BEnables the query to be saved and printed as a report
• CControls access to the saved user query
• DGroups similar types of user queries

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  9% (2)
• C
  87% (20)

Explanation

In Query Manager, categories serve two key functions: they control who can access saved queries (C) by acting as a permission boundary - access rights are assigned at the category level, not the individual query level - and they group related queries together (D) for easier organization and navigation.

Option A is incorrect because scheduling is not a function of categories in Query Manager; query execution scheduling is handled separately. Option B is incorrect because saving and printing as a report is a function of the query itself, not the category it belongs to.

Memory tip: Think of a category like a folder with a lock - it organizes similar files (groups queries, D) and you need the right key to open it (controls access, C). Scheduling and reporting are separate concerns handled elsewhere in the system.

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