Certification practice question and correct answers upgrand pass A+ Models help Developers to create technical processes (Jobs). - correct answerTrue.-correct answersHow to display assignment information for a particular shape or connection in a busi

Certification practice question and correct answers upgrand pass A+ Models help Developers to create technical processes (Jobs). - correct answerTrue.-correct answersHow to display assignment information for a particular shape or connection in a business model? - correct answerTo display any assignment information in the table, select a shape or a connection in the active model, then click the Assignment tab in the Business Model view.-correct answersYou can assign Routines to a shape in a Business Model. - correct answerTrue.-correct answersWhat are the different types of items that you can assign to a shape in a business model? - correct answerJob designs, Metadata, Business Models, Documentation and Routines (Code).-correct answersHow to assign an element to a shape in a business model? - correct answerDrag the element from the Repository to the shape.-correct answersWhere can you find the elements that are associated to a shape in a business model? - correct answerBusiness model view assignment tab.-correct answersHow do you rename a Business Model? - correct answerRight-click the relevant Business Model label on the Repository tree view then select Edit properties to display the corresponding Main properties information in the [Edit properties] dialog box. Edit the model name in the Name field, then click Finish to close the dialog box.- correct answersWhat is the use of creating a business model? 1. To Run Talend Jobs 2.To provide no technical view of a business workflow 3.To assign documentation with a project 4.To provide a Graphical view of a business workflow? - correct answer1 & 4-correct answersWhat is a Job design? - correct answerIt is a graphical design, of one or more components connected together, that allows you to set up and run dataflow management processes.-correct answersHow to create a Job? - correct answerIn thtree view of the Integration perspective, right-click the Job Designs node and select Create job from the contextual menu.-correct answersHow do you create a new version of an existing job? - correct answerRight Click on the job, open another version and select create a new version and open or edit properties/change the minor or major version and finish.-correct answersJob Description can be modified from? - correct answerEdit job properties from the repository.-correct answersComponents to design the job are selected from which panel? - correct answerThe Palette.-correct answersWhat are the properties you define while creating a new Job? - correct answerName, Purpose and Description.-correct answersHow many ways you can add text information to a job? - correct answerAdd a note to the job, select any component in the job and select Documentation/comment and check show information.- correct answersWhat are the different ways to add a component onto the design workspace? - correct answerThere are several ways to add a component onto the design workspace. You can: (a) Find your component on the Palette by typing the search keyword(s) in the search field of the Palette and drop it onto the design workspace. (b) Add a component by directly typing your search keyword(s) on the design workspace. (c) Add an output component by dragging from an input component already existing on the design workspace. (d) Drag and drop a centralized metadata item from the Metadata node onto the design workspace, and then select the component of interest from the Components dialog box.- correct answersWhat are the 2 methods used to connect components? - correct answerRight-click the source component. In the contextual menu that opens, select the type of connection you want to use to link the components. Or Click the input component. When the O icon appears, click it and drag the cursor to the destination component. A Row > Main connection is automatically created between the two components.-correct answersFrom which view do you execute a job? - correct answerRun view.- correct answersWhat are the different row connections? - correct answerThe Row connections can be main, lookup, reject or output.-correct answersWhat does a Main row connection do? - correct answerIt passes on data flows from one component to the other.-correct answersCan you connect two input components using the Main row connection? - correct answerYou cannot connect two Input components together using a Row > Main connection. Only one incoming Row connection is possible per component. You will not be able to link twice the same target component using a main Row connection. The second row linking a component will be called Lookup.-correct answersHow is ErrorReject connection enabled and what does it do? - correct answerThis link is enabled when you clear the Die on error checkbox in the tMap editor and it gathers data that could not be processed (wrong type, undefined null value, unparseable dates, etc.).-correct answersWhy you should centralize context variables in the Repository? - correct answerContext variables centrally stored in the Repository can be reused across various Jobs.-correct answersHow to run a Job in a selected context? - correct answerClick the Run Job tab, and in the Context area, select the relevant context among the various ones you created.-correct answersWhich component will you use to load context values explicitly from a file or database? - correct answertContextLoad.-correct answersHow to create SQL queries in Talend? - correct answerSQLBuilder helps you create your SQL queries.-correct answersFrom which view can you run a Talend job? - correct answerThe Run view.-correct answersWhen you run a job, statistics are displayed in the workspace. From which view can you clear them? - correct answerRun view > Basic Run > Clear.- correct answersHow to run a Job in normal mode? - correct answerClick the Run view to access it. Click the Basic Run tab to access the normal execution mode.-correct answersHow to run a Job in Java Debug mode? - correct answerClick the Run view to access it. Click the Debug Run tab to access the debug execution modes.-correct answersHow to run a Job in Traces Debug mode? - correct answerClick the Run view. Click the Debug Run tab to access the debug and traces execution modes. Click the down arrow of the Java Debug button and select the Traces Debug option. An icon displays under every flow of your Job to indicate that process monitoring is activated.-correct answersHow to display Statistics? - correct answerIn the Run view, click the Advanced settings tab and select the Statistics check box to activate the Stats feature and clear the box to disable it.-correct answersHow do you remove the calculated stats displayed in the workspace? - correct answerClick the Clear button from the Basic or Debug Run views to remove the calculated stats displayed.-correct answersShowing the statistics in the workspace slows