Master the SAS Institute A00-250 Exam: Essential Study Tips and Strategies

users

ACT's

roles

libraries

a userID.

a user ID and password.

a user ID and authentication domain.

a user ID, password, and authentication domain.

It connects to the metadata server using the SAS Trust credentials.

It writes a log to the metadata server directory.

You can execute the program in a SAS session with XCMD option enabled.

It restores the backup files from theSASBackup directory to the appropriate subdirectories in the metadata server directory.

Use the appropriate SAS application to make the modification.

Open the SAS data sets where the metadata is stored and make the modification.

Move the files to a project repository and open the SAS data sets in the physical folder to make the modification.

Use SAS Management Console's Metadata Manager plug-in to make the modification.

One per machine running a stored process server, workspace server, and/or pooled workspace server.

One for each type of server instantiated byanobject spawner.

One for every three servers that need to be instantiated by an objectspawner.

Never more than one per environment.

Use the restore job created by the Backup Wizard.

Execute the restoreServer.sas program.

Write custom code to invoke the OMABAKUP macro with the RESTORE option enabled.

Use the RESTORE macro.

User ID

Password

User ID and Password

No information can be saved

integrated authentication

back-end authentication

internal authentication

host authentication

Settings on an item have priority over settings on the item's parent.

If identity precedence and the type of setting do not resolve a conflict, the outcome is a denial.

Explicit settings have priority over ACT settings.

A direct member of multiple groups cannot have conflicting settings.