WebFOCUS TUTORIALS

Please find below the most common list of interview questions for WebFOCUS

1) Explain the Master file Approach of generating reports?

2) Explain the webfocus Architecture?

3) What are all the Types of Joins available in Webfocus?

4) How Right Outer Join can be implemented in Webfocus?(Match Command)?

5) What is segment, Root Segment in a master file?

6) What is HTML Painter? Report Painter...? Report Assistant?

7) What are Dialogue parameter variables?

8) How to execute a stored procedure in FEX code?

10) What is am Accordin Report, Cross Tab Report, Drill down Report?

11) Is it possible to include input elements in a report output?

12) What is MRE?

13) While using master file to generate a report, it takes 5 minutes for you to fetch the output... What are all you have to do to improve the performance?

14) What is Report Caster? What are the various options available in Report Caster to deliver reports?

15) What are the different Kind of Mails that can be used to deliver reports in Report Caster?

16) What is Report Bursting? Why is it used for?

17) What are the various scheduling Frequencies available in Report Caster?

18) What is Error code you have faced to the most while implementing FEX code?

19) Architecture of Developer Studio?

20) What are all the directories that are available while you create a new project using dev studio?

21) What you have to do to get alternate row color on a Table output using FEX?

22) What is the concept of Hold File Reuse?

23) How webfocus is superior / worse compared to other Reporting tools?

24) Explain the iWay flow of ETL?

25) What is an Active HTML Report?

26) What are kind of Charts / Graphs that can be generated using webfocus?

27) What is a Compound Report?

28) What is a PDF Layout Painter, what for it is used for?

29) What’s that you can do to segregate the Common Style information that is used across many reports?

30) How logging / Debugging can be done in webfocus?

31) What are the Standards that need to be followed while developing a Report?


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