Finance FAQs

Who uses accounting?
Taxpayers like to use accounting ...... More »
Explain about Auditing in BO XI R2? What is the use of it?
Auditor is used by the business objects administrators to know the complete information of the business intelligence system. ► it monitors entire BIsystem at a glance. ► Analyzes usage and change impact ...... More »
How do we Tune the BO Reports for Performance Improvement?
We can tune the report by using index awareness in universe ...... More »
Why we ca not create an aggregate on an ODS Object?
► Operational Data Store has very low data latency. Data moved to ODS mostly on event based rather than time based ETL to Data Warehouse/Data Mart. ► ODS is more closer to OLTP system. We don't normally prefer to store a...... More »
what is hierarchy relationship in a dimension. whether it is: 1. 1:1 2. 1:m 3. m:m
1:M ...... More »
How to connect GDE to Co Operating system in Abinitio?
We can connect Ab Initio GDE with Co>operating system using Run->Settings.In there u can specify the host IP address and the connection type .Refer Ab Initio help for further details. ...... More »
Explain the Name of some standard Business Intelligence tools in the market?
Some of the standard Business Intelligence tools in the market According to there performance 1)MICROSTRATEGY 2)BUSINESS OBJECTS,CRYSTAL REPORTS 3)COGNOS REPORT NET 4)MS-OLAP SERVICES ...... More »
What are the various modules in Business Objects product Suite?
Supervisor: Supervisor is the control center for the administration and security of your entire BusinessObjects deployment. Designer: Designer is the tool used to create, manage and distribute universe for BusinessObjects and We...... More »
Is there a difference between accounting for conversion of bonds and accounting for the conversion of preferred stock?
Bonds have discounts and premiums and accrued interest. Preferred Stock does not. ...... More »
Is push down accounting accepted under generally accepted accounting standards?
Yes, in some cases. For example: The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (the "FFIEC") approved a reporting requirement, effective October 1, 1989, to use push down accounting in certain acquisitions of national banks, state member ...... More »