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1.

Mapplet definition
Refer to the mapping illustrated below. Assume that the mapplet definition is valid and
that the individual transformation expressions are valid. Select the statement that is
correct.
A. The mapping will be valid as it is.
B. The mapping is valid because the third mapplet output group, Update Changes, does
not have any output ports connected to a transformation or Target definition.
C. The mapping is invalid because you cannot concatenate two or more data flow paths
together into one mapplet input group.
D. The mapplet is invalid because the number of output ports in each output group does
not match. Input transformation in mapplet

2.Input transformation in mapplet


Select the statement below that is true.
A. A mapplet that does not contain an Input transformation is always an active mapplet.
B. A mapplet that does not contain an Input transformation is an active mapplet only if it
contains at least one active transformation.
C. A passive mapplet can be made into an active mapplet by adding one or more Joiner
transformations to the mapplet.
D. A passive mapplet can be made into an active mapplet by adding one or more
Lookup transformations to the mapplet. Output transformations in a mapplet

3.How many Output transformations can be placed in a mapplet?


A. One
B. One or more
C. One or more unless there is at least one Target definition in the mapplet, in which
case zero Output transformations are permitted.
D. Any number
4. Homogeneous Source Definitions
How many homogeneous Source Definitions can be placed in a Mapplet?

A. One
B. One for each Source Qualifier transformation.
C. Zero to one if the mapplet does not contain an Input or ERP Source
Qualifier transformation.
D. Unlimited

5. Difference between the Router and Filter transformations


A major difference between the Router and Filter transformations is that filtered rows can be captured in
the Router. (T/F)

A. True
B. False
6. Filter transformation
A Filter transformation contains the following condition: ITEM_COST > 100.00. The value for
ITEM_COST for a specific row is 35. What will happen to that row?

A. It is dropped from the mapping flow.


B. It is dropped from the mapping flow and written to the appropriate reject
(bad) file.
C. It is dropped from the mapping flow and written to the appropriate reject
(bad) file if the Filter property "Forward Filtered Rows" is set to True.
D. If the Filter property "Forward Filtered Rows" is set to True, the row is sent
to downstream transformations, if any, but not written to the target table.

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