Qlik Talend Data Catalog Implementer (TDCCI) Certification Exam Sample Questions

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01. A new glossary curator at Pinnacle Media wants to locate a specific set of previously reviewed terms without browsing through the entire glossary manually, and also wants a personal space to collect items she is still evaluating.
Which combination of capabilities addresses both needs?
a) Certifications and endorsements, since attaching either one to a term will automatically filter the glossary down to only what she is evaluating.
b) A classification group, since grouping the terms by classification will automatically separate reviewed items from unreviewed ones.
c) Semantic lineage reports, since they list every glossary term that has ever been reviewed, organized by reviewer.
d) Advanced search to locate the specific reviewed terms, and a worksheet to collect the items she is still evaluating.
 
02. An implementer at Harborview Telecom is training new business analysts on the business glossary model.
Which statement correctly distinguishes a term from a definition within that model?
a) A term belongs to the metamodel that defines the catalog's object types, while a definition belongs only to the business glossary model.
b) A term is the labeled business concept itself, while a definition is the explanatory text that describes what that term means.
c) A term is actually the explanatory text describing a business concept, while a definition is instead the label that gets attached to that same explanatory text.
d) A term and a definition are the same object type in the business glossary model, distinguished only by which custom attribute happens to be applied to them.
 
03. A nightly script at Amberwood Textiles calls the REST API to import a batch of glossary updates. For the past week, the job has succeeded on some nights and failed partway through on others, always after running for a long stretch without a break.
Which explanation best fits this pattern?
a) The source system being harvested has changed its schema, which would cause every run to fail at the very first record rather than partway through.
b) The glossary terms being imported are formatted incorrectly, which would explain occasional failures but not a pattern tied to how long the job has been running.
c) The script's session is expiring partway through the long-running job, so calls made after that point are no longer authenticated.
d) The classification process is reclassifying the imported terms mid-run, which interrupts the import job before it can finish.
 
04. Marrow Foods has an existing business glossary of approved terms and a technical data model describing its inventory database.
What does mapping the business glossary to that technical model actually involve?
a) Linking each business term to the specific technical data elements that it represents in the inventory model.
b) Rebuilding the inventory model from scratch so that every column name matches an approved glossary term exactly, word for word.
c) Bootstrapping a brand-new business glossary model using only the technical column names taken from the inventory database.
d) Creating a stitching configuration between the inventory model and a second, unrelated technical model.
 
05. Andaman Insurance has spent months refining a set of data classes in its production catalog and now wants a newly stood-up staging catalog to recognize the same kinds of sensitive content.
Which action lets the staging environment reuse that refined work instead of starting over?
a) Running a full harvest in staging against the same sources already harvested in production, since the classes will be regenerated automatically from the raw data alone.
b) Exporting the data classes from production and importing them into the staging environment.
c) Granting staging users an object role scoped to the production environment's classified objects.
d) Publishing a Stitching Report from production so staging inherits the same recognized data classes.
 
06. A steward at Cinderford Water Authority wants to be personally alerted whenever a particular glossary term changes, without making any statement about whether the term currently meets quality standards.
Which action fits this intent, and how does it differ from certifying the term?
a) Certifying the term, which also sets up personal change notifications in addition to declaring it meets quality standards
b) Publishing the term, which notifies every catalog user automatically without the steward needing to watch it
c) Endorsing the term, which is required before watching can be enabled for any glossary object
d) Watching the term, which only sets up personal change notifications and carries no judgment about the term's quality
 
07. At Thornwood Legal, a term named Contract Effective Date has documentation that was written directly by a business analyst, while a related term named Renewal Trigger Date has documentation that the system derived from its mapped relationships.
How would these two situations typically be described in Talend Data Catalog?
a) Contract Effective Date has direct documentation, while Renewal Trigger Date has inferred documentation.
b) Neither term has documentation until a Stitching Report is generated to confirm the underlying data flow.
c) Both terms have inferred documentation, because glossary documentation in Talend Data Catalog is typically derived from mapped relationships rather than written directly.
d) Contract Effective Date has inferred documentation, while Renewal Trigger Date has direct documentation.
 
08. An implementer at Castlebrook Systems notices that the same set of source systems has been harvested many times, producing multiple overlapping snapshots that are hard to compare over time.
Which capability under metadata repository management would help make sense of these snapshots?
a) Disabling incremental harvesting entirely so that only one snapshot can ever exist in the repository.
b) Assigning object roles to each snapshot so that only certain users may open older harvest results.
c) Versioning of harvested metadata, so that successive harvest results can be tracked and compared over time.
d) Publishing a Stitching Report for each snapshot so the snapshots can be distinguished by report title alone.
 
09. A data steward at Northgate Financial Services discovers that a widely used metadata object contains a known data quality issue that other users should be aware of before relying on it.
Which social catalog action best communicates this to other users browsing the catalog?
a) Assigning the object to a new classification group, so the concern is recorded as a data category
b) Adding an endorsement to the object, so that users see a positive signal of confidence in it
c) Setting a watch on the object, so the steward personally receives future change notifications
d) Adding a warning to the object, flagging the concern directly to anyone who views it
 
10. Which administrative task is explicitly associated with monitoring how well the Talend Data Catalog application itself is performing, distinct from tracking who accessed what?
a) Reviewing system logs and test performance results as part of ongoing administration.
b) Publishing a Stitching Report after connecting two data models together.
c) Mapping business glossary terms to their corresponding technical model objects as part of ongoing business glossary maintenance and governance work.
d) Classifying harvested columns into predefined data classes during profiling.

Answers:

Question: 1 Answer: d Question: 2 Answer: b
Question: 3 Answer: c Question: 4 Answer: a
Question: 5 Answer: b Question: 6 Answer: d
Question: 7 Answer: a Question: 8 Answer: c
Question: 9 Answer: d Question: 10 Answer: a

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