CLR110 Clarity Data Model Exam 2025/2026 ACTUAL
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What is the hierarchy of the Chronicles Data Structure? -
ANSWER-Master file
> Record > Contact >
Item
What programming language codes Chronicles? -
ANSWER-The M
programming
language
What is KB_SQL? - ANSWER-Knowledge-Based SQL... KB_SQL
is a translator. Epic wrote Chronicles in M Script. To make the
data stored in Chronicles more accessible to report writers,
Epic used KB_SQL to translate the data stored in Chronicles
from M Script to the relational tables and columns of Clarity.
,Why is Clarity Used? - ANSWER-Clarity makes it easy to
determine which table
a Chronicles item should extract to, and this also makes
calculations easy
True or False: The Clarity Console stores definitions for the
database objects that can be extracted to and stored in the
Clarity database. - ANSWER-False. The Clarity Compass stores
these definitions.
Which tool would you use to find the table and column that
extracts EPT 18864: Attending Provider? - ANSWER-Column
Search, to enter the Clarity Compass
What happens when a column is marked as Deprecated? -
ANSWER-No more
data will be extracted into the
column.
In which of the following scenarios would it be appropriate, and
even necessary, to reach out to your Clarity ETL administrator?
A.) You need to use CLARITY_DEP_CUST_FIELDS in a report.
You found the table in the Clarity Compass, but cannot query
the table on your database.
,B.) You found a view that looks useful in your reports. You
query the view, get
data returned, but you want to know how this view fits in with
your reports. -
ANSWER-A: CLARITY_DEP_CUST_FIELDS likely has not been
extracted to
the Clarity database. Your ETL administrator can
enable this for you.
Reviewing a colleague's report, you see an unfamiliar table and
want to find out
more about it. However, you try looking it up, but can't find
it in the Clarity
Dictionary. Why might this happen, and where should you
look instead? -
ANSWER-The Clarity Dictionary from the UserWeb contains
only Epic-released
definitions. Any modifications made by your database
administrators will not be
reflected. To find all customizations, access the Clarity
Compass within
Hyperspace.
, What Hyperspace activities are used to access the Clarity
Compass? - ANSWER-1.) Clarity Compass [column search +
Database Object Search]
2.) Analytics catalog
How do you map Chronicles items to Clarity tables and
columns? - ANSWER-
1.) Find the INI + Item number of the data point to use
on the report.
2.) Use the INI + Item number to find the appropriate Clarity
table and column.
3.) Join the Clarity tables together using the correct
foreign key.
What EPIC tools can get more information about Clarity
database objects in
hyperspace? - ANSWER-Clarity Dictionary&
Report Repository
A Chronicles item can store one or more options from a limited
list. Which of the following could account for this behavior?
(Choose all that apply)
A. Single Response
B. Multiple Response
C. Networked
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (MULTIPLE CHOICES AND RATIONALES) |
ALREADY GRADED A+ / 2025 BRAND NEW EXAM!!
What is the hierarchy of the Chronicles Data Structure? -
ANSWER-Master file
> Record > Contact >
Item
What programming language codes Chronicles? -
ANSWER-The M
programming
language
What is KB_SQL? - ANSWER-Knowledge-Based SQL... KB_SQL
is a translator. Epic wrote Chronicles in M Script. To make the
data stored in Chronicles more accessible to report writers,
Epic used KB_SQL to translate the data stored in Chronicles
from M Script to the relational tables and columns of Clarity.
,Why is Clarity Used? - ANSWER-Clarity makes it easy to
determine which table
a Chronicles item should extract to, and this also makes
calculations easy
True or False: The Clarity Console stores definitions for the
database objects that can be extracted to and stored in the
Clarity database. - ANSWER-False. The Clarity Compass stores
these definitions.
Which tool would you use to find the table and column that
extracts EPT 18864: Attending Provider? - ANSWER-Column
Search, to enter the Clarity Compass
What happens when a column is marked as Deprecated? -
ANSWER-No more
data will be extracted into the
column.
In which of the following scenarios would it be appropriate, and
even necessary, to reach out to your Clarity ETL administrator?
A.) You need to use CLARITY_DEP_CUST_FIELDS in a report.
You found the table in the Clarity Compass, but cannot query
the table on your database.
,B.) You found a view that looks useful in your reports. You
query the view, get
data returned, but you want to know how this view fits in with
your reports. -
ANSWER-A: CLARITY_DEP_CUST_FIELDS likely has not been
extracted to
the Clarity database. Your ETL administrator can
enable this for you.
Reviewing a colleague's report, you see an unfamiliar table and
want to find out
more about it. However, you try looking it up, but can't find
it in the Clarity
Dictionary. Why might this happen, and where should you
look instead? -
ANSWER-The Clarity Dictionary from the UserWeb contains
only Epic-released
definitions. Any modifications made by your database
administrators will not be
reflected. To find all customizations, access the Clarity
Compass within
Hyperspace.
, What Hyperspace activities are used to access the Clarity
Compass? - ANSWER-1.) Clarity Compass [column search +
Database Object Search]
2.) Analytics catalog
How do you map Chronicles items to Clarity tables and
columns? - ANSWER-
1.) Find the INI + Item number of the data point to use
on the report.
2.) Use the INI + Item number to find the appropriate Clarity
table and column.
3.) Join the Clarity tables together using the correct
foreign key.
What EPIC tools can get more information about Clarity
database objects in
hyperspace? - ANSWER-Clarity Dictionary&
Report Repository
A Chronicles item can store one or more options from a limited
list. Which of the following could account for this behavior?
(Choose all that apply)
A. Single Response
B. Multiple Response
C. Networked
