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A business' operating periods are event-driven, and the batch window begins and ends at various times of the evening. The Administrator needs to configure TASM to dynamically trigger the reporting planned environment using an API call issued when the batch window ends.
Which type of event can the Administrator use to meet this requirement?
User-Defined Event is the appropriate event type in TASM (Teradata Active System Management) for dynamically triggering actions based on custom triggers, such as the completion of an event-driven batch window. This event type allows the administrator to define specific conditions or API calls to trigger changes in the system, such as switching to a reporting planned environment.
The other options:
API Event is not a defined event type in TASM.
System Event is used for events triggered by system-level occurrences, such as system state changes or alerts, but not for custom triggers like batch window completion.
Period Event is based on predefined, fixed time intervals, which wouldn't work for the variable timing of the batch window in this scenario.
An Administrator needs to restrict developers from accessing the Vantage system during the night, between 11:00PM and 05:00AM, but they are permitted to have limited access during the rest of the day.
How should the Administrator accomplish this goal?
A Planned Environment in Teradata Workload Management allows the Administrator to configure different system behaviors based on time windows. By throttling the concurrency of developer workloads to zero between 11:00 PM and 05:00 AM, the Administrator effectively restricts developers from running queries or jobs during that period. Outside of that time window, you can configure a limited concurrency for the developers.
Option A (Create a system filter): A filter can be used to restrict access based on the accountstring, but it isn't the most efficient way to handle time-based restrictions.
Option B (Create a health condition): This would involve more manual intervention and isn't designed for consistent, scheduled access control like Planned Environments.
Option C (Change workloads to have a throttle count of 0): While throttling the workload could work, Planned Environments provide a more flexible and scheduled approach for handling time-based restrictions.
Which statement accurately characterizes privileges?
When a privilege is granted at the database level, it applies to all objects within the database, and this is reflected in DBC.AccessRights, which tracks access rights for users and roles on specific objects.
An Administrator needs to perform a cleanup task on the LOAD_ISOLATED table Employee_Address, which has grown in size.
Which lock is placed on the table when the Administrator performs clean up of the logically deleted rows?
When performing cleanup tasks such as deleting logically deleted rows, the WRITE lock is typically applied. This lock ensures that the Administrator can modify the data in the table (such as removing logically deleted rows) while preventing other users from accessing the table for write operations. However, it allows other users to read from the table.
Other lock types:
ROW ACCESS allows reading specific rows without blocking other access, which is not suitable for cleanup tasks.
EXCLUSIVE locks the entire table for both reading and writing, which is generally too restrictive for this kind of operation.
READ only allows read access and does not permit any modifications, which would prevent the cleanup task from being performed.
An Administrator wants to see the list of foreign servers and their parameters in a Teradata QueryGrid configuration for a Vantage system.
Which database shows this information?
TD_SERVER_DB contains the metadata for foreign servers and their configurations in a Teradata QueryGrid environment. This includes information about the foreign servers and their associated parameters, which is useful for managing and monitoring QueryGrid connections.
The other options are not directly relevant for this purpose:
TD_SYSFNLIB contains system functions and is unrelated to QueryGrid server configurations.
TD_FOREIGN_DB is not a valid database in the context of QueryGrid configuration.
SECADMIN is related to security and user management but does not contain information about foreign servers in QueryGrid.
