EMC Content Management System Administration Sample Questions:

1. You need to plan the restore of a cold backup of your repository.
What is the correct restore procedure for a cold backup?

A) 1. stop all software that does not work with the Content Server
2.restart the operating system
3.import the database
4.restore each content vault
5.recover the database
6.restore the repository.key file
7.start the repository
8.start all software that works with the Content Server
B) 1. stop all software that works with the Content Server
2.stop the repository
3.stop the database
4.restore the database
5.restore each content storage area
6.start the database
7.start the repository
8.start all software that works with the Content Server
C) 1. stop the index server
2.stop the file server
3.stop the database
4.restore the index vault
5.start the index server
6.restore the file server
7.start the file server
8.restore the database
9.start the database
D) 1. stop all software that works with the Content Server
2.stop the repository
3.stop the database
4.restore the database
5.restore each content storage area from /dev/null
6.start the database
7.start the repository
8.start all software that works with the Content Server

2. Department managers have complained about the storage management costs they have to pay for.
Your manager asks you to find a way to reduce those costs.
How do you reduce Documentum storage needs?

A) Use the Content Duplication Checking and prevention feature in Content Storage Services (CSS).
B) Generate hash values and check for duplicate content using Retention Policy Services (RPS).
C) Set the dfc.content.use_compression key in the dfc.properties file for the client.
D) Use the Content Duplication Checking feature in Trusted Content Services (TCS).

3. An administrator logs in to Webtop and enters the following url:
http://my_server:port_number/webtop/wdk/dmclTrace.jsp?level=10
What does the above statement do?

A) It enables tracing and the trace will be stored in a local file on the Content Server machine.
B) It enables tracing and the trace will be stored in a local file on the application server machine.
C) It enables tracing and the trace will be stored in a local file on the client computer.
D) It enables tracing but the application server must be restarted for tracing to take effect.

4. In a basic Documentum repository installation, the Default storage location for your content files is filestore_01 and that is backed up daily. When a document has not been modified in six months it should be moved to filestore_02 on a lower-cost media backed up less
frequently.
How would you make sure content gets moved from filestore_01 to filestore_02 when it meets the criteria?

A) execute the following DQL: update dm_location objects set mount_point_name =
'filestore_02' where mount_point_name =
'filestore_01' and datediff ( month , r_modify_date , date ( today ) ) >= 6
B) create a records migration job that moves the objects content
C) create a dm_move_content object with a query predicate that returns the movable
objects
D) execute the following DQL: update dm_document objects set a_storage_type =
'filestore_02' where datediff ( month ,
r_modify_date , date ( today ) ) >= 6 and a_storage_type = 'filestore_01'

5. During an upgrade, the following error message is reported by one of the post install
scripts:
com.documentum.install.shared.common.error.DiException, err,
An exception occurred in:
DiWAServerSetStorageLicense,
beanID: setStorageLicense2 - DiWAServerSetStorageLicense failed!
[DM_API_E_BADATTRNAME]error: "Bad attribute name 'r_storage_mode' for
document/object.
How can you detect this prior to the upgrade?

A) run the Consistency Checker prior to upgrades
B) run filesystem checks
C) run the Data Dictionary Publisher job
D) run the dm_error utility to obtain information about the error message

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