Q. What possibilities does reporting offer as a strategic tool in a Web-enabled data warehouse?

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Q. What technique allows a user to request a first report at high summary levels and proceed further with the analysis?

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Q. What is a benefit of a browser-based application in a Web-enabled data warehouse environment?

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Q. What are the commonly used technologies to build Web-enabled user interfaces?

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Q. What is a common client software in a Web-enabled data warehouse environment?

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Q. What is a key characteristic of HTML in terms of platform compatibility?

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Q. How does HTML handle the context of the network link between the browser and the application?

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Q. What does HTML support in terms of navigation?

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Q. What is a limitation of using HTML for OLAP features such as pivoting and drill down?

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Q. What is a suitable scenario for using HTML?

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Q. What type of functionality does Java support for Web-based systems?

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Q. What is a limitation of Java applets in terms of writing to hard drives or printing to local printers?

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Q. What is a drawback of Java as an interpretive language?

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Q. What is ADO's platform compatibility?

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Q. What is a characteristic of Plug-Ins in terms of execution?

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Q. What serious issues arise when opening a Web-enabled data warehouse to users throughout the enterprise and business partners?

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Q. What is a consideration at the network level to enhance security in a Web-enabled data warehouse?

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Q. What aspect of security management is crucial at the application level for a Web-enabled data warehouse?

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Q. What is a potential threat to the security of a Web-enabled data warehouse?

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Q. Why is plugging the security hole related to information terrorists difficult?

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