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Which is the right level of permission to be set for a folder in a library?

  1. Access + Full Control
  2. Browse + Modify
  3. Browse + Access
  4. Access + Modify

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The right level of permission to be set for a folder in a library depends on the intended use of the folder and its contents. However, the most common and recommended level is Browse + Access, which allows the user or group to access and browse the folder contents, and open and use items found in such folders, but not save or modify them1. This level of permission ensures that the folder and its items are visible and usable, but not editable or deletable by unauthorized users or groups. It also allows the folder to show subfolders, if the user or group has Browse + Access permission for the subfolders as well2. The other levels of permission are either too restrictive or too permissive for most scenarios. For example, Access + Full Control would allow the user or group to execute information links, modify and save items, and change permissions for the folder and its contents, but not browse the folder contents or open analysis files1. This level of permission is usually reserved for the Library Administrator group, which has full control of the entire library2Browse + Modify would allow the user or group to browse and access the folder contents, and also modify items or save new items, but not change permissions for the folder and its contents1. This level of permission is suitable for collaborative work, where multiple users or groups can edit and save items in the same folder. However, it also poses a risk of accidental or intentional deletion or modification of items by unauthorized users or groupsAccess + Modify would allow the user or group to execute information links, and also modify items or save new items, but not browse the folder contents, open analysis files, or change permissions for the folder and its contents1. This level of permission is rarely used, as it limits the visibility and usability of the folder and its items, while allowing modification and saving of items.


Reference:

Setting Folder Permissions
Permissions
Editing Folder Permissions
How to report on library permissions



Which two are not permission levels for a Spotfire Library folder? Choose 2 answers

  1. Access
  2. Browse
  3. Modify
  4. Browse + Access
  5. Browse + Access + Modify

Answer(s): A,C

Explanation:

According to the official documentation, there are four levels of permissions that can be set for a folder in the library: Access, Browse + Access, Browse + Access + Modify, and Full Control12. Therefore, the options A (Access) and C (Modify) are not valid permission levels by themselves. Access only allows the user to execute information links in the folder, but not browse or open the contents1. Modify is not a standalone permission level, but a part of Browse + Access + Modify, which allows the user to modify and save items in the folder1.


Reference:

1: Setting Folder Permissions - TIBCO Software1, 2: Permissions - TIBCO Software2



Which of the following join operators is not available in the Information Designer?

  1. Right Outer join
  2. Unique Join
  3. Left Outer Join
  4. Right Single Match Join
  5. Inner Join

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

A unique join is a type of join that eliminates duplicate rows from the result set. It is not available in the Information Designer, as it is not a standard SQL join operator. The join operators that are available in the Information Designer are: inner join, left outer join, right outer join, full outer join, left single match join, right single match join, and freehand join12. These join operators can be used to define how rows in different tables relate to one another, and can be reused in multiple information links3.


Reference:

Creating a Join in Information Designer, Freehand Joins in Information Designer, Overview of Joins in Information Designer



Which of the following is not a statistical function?

  1. CountSmall()
  2. CountBig()
  3. LAV ()
  4. StdDev()

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

CountSmall() is not a valid statistical function in TIBCO Spotfire. It is not listed among the statistical functions that can be used in expressions or data functions. The other options are valid statistical functions that can perform calculations such as counting non-empty values, computing the lower adjacent value, or calculating the standard deviation.


Reference:

Statistical Functions - TIBCO

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