A.To break up complex SQL into smaller steps

B.To capture the interim result of a calculation in an expression

C.To provide a run-time attribute filter based on a user input

D.To pass values between procedures and calculation views

A.Cross joins

B.Referential joins

C.Spatial joins

D.Temporal joins

A.To provide a data source that is only consumed by other calculation views.

B.To provide a leaner model when only attributes are required

C.To ensure all reporting tools can consume the calculation view

D.To support optimized multidimensional reporting

A.Projection node

B.Union node

C.Graph node

D.Rank node

A.Classification

B.Association

C.Clustering

D.Social network analysis