Which of the following best describes the granularity of a table?

The correct answer is B. Detail level. Granularity refers to the level of detail at which data is stored in a table - specifically, what each row represents. High granularity means data is at a fine, detailed level (e.g., individual transactions). Low granularity means data is aggregated or summarized (e.g., monthly…

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ARollup
BDetail level
CTime slice
DGrouping

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B
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C
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D
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Explanation

Granularity refers to the level of detail at which data is stored in a table - specifically, what each row represents. High granularity means data is at a fine, detailed level (e.g., individual transactions). Low granularity means data is aggregated or summarized (e.g., monthly totals). Rollup is an aggregation operation that reduces granularity. Time slice refers to a specific time-based filter or snapshot. Grouping is a query operation, not a structural property of a table.

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#Data granularity#Table structure#Data detail

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