12. Examples of, a. Discrete date parts b. Continuous date values are "03 2019", "luly 4, 2019", and "December 2019 ANSWER 13. Examples of a. Discrete date parts b. Continuous date values are "2019", "Q3", and "July" ANSWER 14. By default, Tableau Desktop aggregates but does not aggregate ANSWER Dimensions; Measures b. Measures; Dimensions a. 15. The process of adding dimensions to the view to increase the number of marks is known as setting the ANSWER a. Aggregation b. Level of Detail c. Disaggregation Level of Summary

12. Examples of, a. Discrete date parts b. Continuous date values are "03 2019", "luly 4, 2019", and "December 2019 ANSWER 13. Examples of a. Discrete date parts b. Continuous date values are "2019", "Q3", and "July" ANSWER 14. By default, Tableau Desktop aggregates but does not aggregate ANSWER Dimensions; Measures b. Measures; Dimensions a. 15. The process of adding dimensions to the view to increase the number of marks is known as setting the ANSWER a. Aggregation b. Level of Detail c. Disaggregation Level of Summary

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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