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Sometimes, measuring the effect of a series of transactions is as useful as measuring the transactions themselves. These effects are called status measurements. Common examples include account balances and inventory levels. Status can often be discerned by aggregating the transactions that contribute to it. You can figure out how many ballpoint pens are in the stockroom, for example, by adding up all the deliveries of ballpoint pens to the stockroom and deducting all the pens that were removed from the stockroom. This will give you the number of pens remaining, but it is a highly inefficient process. Some status measurements cannot be described as the effect of a series of transactions. Examples include the water level in a reservoir, the air pressure inside a piece of industrial machinery, the oxygen level in the air, and the ambient temperature on a factory floor. These status measurements also describe levels, but it is not practical to describe them as a series of changes. When the measurement of status is important, a transaction fact table is inefficient at best. The solution is an alternative design called a periodic snapshot fact table, or simply snapshot fact table. The snapshot fact table samples the measurement in question at a predetermined interval. This makes it easy to study the measurement in question, without the need to aggregate a long chain of transaction history.

3 16. A and B are correct because components run in containers that are hosted by application servers. C and D are not true. Containers do not run in components. Application servers do not run in containers. 3 17. A is correct for Enterprise JavaBeans (prior to EJB 3.0). EJBHome interfaces are placed in a directory service to facilitate access to an EJB component. The EJB home interface is used to obtain access to an EJBObject interface. B, C, and D are incorrect because EJB components are never accessed directly, but only through their EJBHome and EJBObject interfaces. 3 18. A is correct. Enterprise JavaBeans containers run within the context of servers. B, C, and D are incorrect. Servers do not run within containers. A server does not run in a container. Many containers can run in a server.

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A status measurement, such as an account balance, can often be constructed from transaction history. This is an inefficient way to monitor status, however, if the transaction history stretches very far into the past, or if it is necessary to compute the status of numerous things. If status is to be analyzed, it will be necessary to store it somewhere. One might be tempted to do so in the same fact table that records transactions, but this turns out to be a poor solution, and it will not work at all for status measurements that do not have corresponding transactions.

3 19. A and B are correct for Enterprise JavaBeans (prior to EJB 3.0). The container notifies the bean using the ejbLoad()and ejbStore()methods. The ejbLoad()method alerts the bean that its container-managed fields have just been populated with data from the database. This gives the bean an opportunity to do any postprocessing before the data can be used by the business methods. The ejbStore()method alerts the bean that its data is about to be written to the database. This give the bean an opportunity to do any preprocessing to the fields before they are written to the database. C and D have nothing to do with data persistence. 3 20. D is correct for Enterprise JavaBeans (prior to EJB 3.0). A stateful session bean would be put in an EXIST state until any of the following occurs: Call remove() on the EJBObjects stub from the client Call remove(handleToEJBObject) on EJBHome s stub from the client System exception in bean Session time-out Container failure A, B, and C are not true. 3 21. A is correct for Enterprise JavaBeans (prior to EJB 3.0). There is no clear indication that a stateful session bean is or is not pooled, while for the stateless session bean there is a specific paragraph that discusses the sequence for adding or removing a pooled bean instance. Performance reasons may motivate some containers to pool stateful session beans and avoid the overhead of recreating the entire object. In the black box, it may be pooled, hence the methods ejbActivate() and ejbPassivate() are included. B, C, and D are all true statements.

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