30 Questions
How are virtual datasets indicated on the Datasets screen?
They are indicated by blue grid icons
What designation do virtual datasets have under the Type column?
Virtual
How can you manage virtual datasets?
You can manage, explore, delete, and view virtual datasets
You can only view and explore virtual datasets, but not manage or delete them.
False
Virtual datasets are indicated by green grid icons on the Datasets screen.
False
Physical datasets and virtual datasets have the same level of manageability and exploration.
True
Match the following actions with their applicability to virtual datasets:
Manage = Possible for virtual datasets Explore = Possible for virtual datasets Delete = Possible for virtual datasets View = Possible for virtual datasets
Match the following visual indicators with their representation of virtual datasets:
Blue grid icons = Indicates virtual datasets on the Datasets screen Green grid icons = Does not indicate virtual datasets on the Datasets screen Red grid icons = Does not indicate virtual datasets on the Datasets screen Yellow grid icons = Does not indicate virtual datasets on the Datasets screen
Match the following statements with their accuracy regarding virtual datasets:
Physical and virtual datasets have the same level of manageability and exploration. = Inaccurate statement regarding virtual datasets You can only view and explore virtual datasets, but not manage or delete them. = Inaccurate statement regarding virtual datasets Virtual datasets can be designated as 'Virtual' under the Type column. = Accurate statement regarding virtual datasets Virtual datasets are indicated by green grid icons on the Datasets screen. = Inaccurate statement regarding visual indicators of virtual datasets
What is the main difference between a virtual and a physical dataset in Flow.BI?
Virtual datasets are created using a SQL query, while physical datasets are represented by a table or view in a database.
When should virtual datasets be used in Flow.BI?
To combine data from multiple source entities or create new datasets from existing datasets.
In what scenarios should physical datasets be used in Flow.BI?
To explore or visualize simple data.
What is the best way to choose which type of dataset to use in Flow.BI?
By considering the specific needs of your application and users.
What can virtual datasets be used for in Flow.BI?
Combining data from multiple sources and exploring simple data.
How are physical datasets different from virtual datasets in terms of data usage?
Physical datasets can only be used to filter existing datasets, while virtual datasets can create new datasets from existing ones.
What is the primary advantage of using virtual datasets in Flow.BI?
They allow combining data from multiple sources and creating new datasets from existing ones.
Virtual datasets in Flow.BI can be created using a SQL query.
True
Physical datasets are only limited to the data present in the underlying database.
True
Virtual datasets are suitable for exploring or visualizing simple data in Flow.BI.
False
Physical datasets are ideal for creating highly performant datasets in Flow.BI.
True
Virtual datasets can be used to combine data from multiple source entities in Flow.BI.
True
Physical datasets are suitable for performing complex data transformations in Flow.BI.
False
The best way to choose which type of dataset to use in Flow.BI is to consider the specific needs of the application and the users.
True
Match the following dataset types with their appropriate usage in Flow.BI:
Virtual dataset = Combine data from multiple source entities Physical dataset = Explore or visualize simple data
Match the following dataset types with their capabilities in Flow.BI:
Virtual dataset = Create new datasets from existing datasets Physical dataset = Limited to data present in the underlying database
Match the following scenarios with the suitable dataset type in Flow.BI:
Need to perform complex data transformations = Physical dataset Need to filter a dataset = Virtual dataset
Match the following dataset types with their indications on the Datasets screen in Flow.BI:
Virtual dataset = Green grid icons Physical dataset = Representation for highly performant datasets
Match the following dataset types with their advantages in Flow.BI:
Virtual dataset = Combine data from multiple sources and perform complex data transformations Physical dataset = Create datasets for other users or applications and ensure high performance
Match the following actions with their suitability for virtual datasets in Flow.BI:
Combine data from multiple source entities = Suitable for virtual datasets Explore or visualize simple data = Not suitable for virtual datasets
Match the following actions with their suitability for physical datasets in Flow.BI:
Perform complex data transformations = Suitable for physical datasets Create new datasets from existing datasets = Not suitable for physical datasets
Learn how to manage, explore, delete, and view virtual datasets just like physical datasets. Virtual datasets are indicated by blue grid icons on the Datasets screen and are designated as 'Virtual' under the Type column.
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