Infosys Build Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Time range refers to a specific period of time within a larger timeframe.

• It is a subset of a larger timeframe

• It can be defined by a start and end date

• It is commonly used in financial planning and forecasting

• Examples include monthly, quarterly, and annual time ranges

To create a test environment for testers in a dev and prod setup, we can follow the ALM process.

• Create a separate branch from the dev environment codebase for testing purposes

• Deploy the branch to a separate environment for testing

• Once testing is complete, merge the branch back into the dev environment

• Deploy the updated dev environment to the prod environment

• Ensure proper version control and documentation throughout the

Yes, we can set DCA for a module with time as a line item.

• DCA (Dynamic Cell Access) can be set for a module with time as a line item.

• It allows users to restrict access to certain cells based on time periods.

• For example, a user can set DCA to restrict access to certain cells during weekends or holidays.

• DCA can be set up in the module blueprint by selecting the line item and choosing 'Dynamic Cell Access' from the dropdo...read more

Lineitem subsets are used to group related line items. Number lists are used to store numerical data.

• Lineitem subsets are used to organize and group related line items in a module.

• Number lists are used to store numerical data, such as sales figures or budget amounts.

• Lineitem subsets can be used to filter data in a module or to create calculations based on specific line items.

• Number lists can be used in formulas and cal...read more

Sum adds up values in a range while lookup retrieves a specific value from a table based on a given criteria.

• Sum is used to calculate the total of a range of values.

• Lookup is used to retrieve a specific value from a table based on a given criteria.

• Sum can be used with multiple ranges of values.

• Lookup can be used to search for a value in a table and return a corresponding value from another column.

• Example: Sum(A1:A5) wi...read more