A user imports the incorrect content and wants to replace just the content because the metadata is
correct. Since you are the System Administrator, the user provides you with the correct content to
be replaced. You run the setfile API to replace the correct content and the old content becomes an
orphan object. You want to clean up the space used by this particular content without running the
dm_DMClean job.
Which administrative method will recover the space?

Your repository contains an application job. The job method is written as a command line program.
This job runs often and takes several minutes. Analysis shows that session, memory, and
processor use by all of the individual job processes and sessions are constraining system
performance.
Which system component in the Content Server addresses this situation?

A problem has been detected in the execution of a Content Server method. You need to isolate
the problem as either the method server or the program code.

What will you use to run the method program from the command line to determine the source of
probable cause?

In order to use network locations as part of your distributed model for the Content Server, there
are two important requirements. The first is that proximity values must be defined for each network
location.
What is the second requirement?

Where can an object replication job be created?

You have a client with offices on four different continents. They have a primary repository located
in the United States, which they want to share with all offices. The offices outside of the U.S. have
very minimal IT support available. The content is mostly read-only, with most of the updates done

in the
U.S. The same content is used at all the remote locations. The content files are very large, and
take a long time to download at the remote locations.
What repository configuration would require the least IT support at the remote offices and still
deliver a local copy of frequently-used content?

Which terms can Documentum Administrator be used to manage ?

The client has set up a Federation headquartered in the US (governing repository) and distributed
plants in Brazil, India, and Australia (member repository). Each has it own local repository. The
system is running, and users can search across the repositories. A new Vice President of Finance
has been hired in Australia and is added to the Australia repository. After three days the Vice
President complains the corporate financial report in the US is not accessible.
Why can the Vice President not see the US report if they are in the management group and have
the appropriate permissions?

You are setting up a distributed content configuration. You need to add proximity values to your
repository configuration.
How do you add proximity values?

What is the difference between object replication and content replication?