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Which set of statements generates monthly amount on a cumulative basis annually?

  • A. result = load “opportunity1”;
    result = group result by (‘CloseDate_Year’,’CloseDate_Month’); result = foreach result generate ‘CloseDate_Year’,’CloseDate_Month’, sum(sum(Amount)) over ([..0] partition by ‘CloseDate_Year’ order by (‘CloseDate_Year’,’CloseDate_Month’)) as ‘Cumulative Closed Amount’;
  • B. result = load “opportunity1”;
    result = group result by (‘CloseDate_Year’,’CloseDate_Month’); result = foreach result generate ‘CloseDate_Year’,’CloseDate_Month’, sum(sum(Amount)) over ([..] partition by ‘CloseDate_Year’ order by (‘CloseDate_Year’,’CloseDate_Month’)) as ‘Cumulative Closed Amount’;
  • C. result = load “opportunity1”;
    result = group result by (‘CloseDate_Year’,’CloseDate_Month’); result = foreach result generate ‘CloseDate_Year’,’CloseDate_Month’, sum(sum(Amount)) over ([..0] partition by all order by (‘CloseDate_Year’,’CloseDate_Month’)) as ‘Cumulative Closed Amount’;
  • D. result = load “opportunity1”;
    result = group result by (‘CloseDate_Year ~ ~ ~ CloseDate_Month’); result = foreach result generate ‘CloseDate_Year’,’CloseDate_Month’, sum(sum(Amount)) over ([..0] partition by ‘CloseDate_Year’ order by (‘CloseDate_Year’,’CloseDate_Month’)) as ‘Cumulative Closed Amount’;
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jaybarros
1 year, 1 month ago
Selected Answer: A
The correct answer is A, D uses an old syntax ~~~
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