SAP C_TADM_23 SAP Certified Consultant - SAP S/4HANA System Administration Exam Practice Test

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Question 1

What is the purpose of a pre-production system in an AS ABAP-based four-system landscape? Hint There are 2 correct answers to this question



Answer : A, C


Question 2

Which services can you stop in the SAP HANA cockpit (rom the SYSTEMDB Manage Services app? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question



Answer : B, D

In the SAP HANA database, the SYSTEMDB Manage Services app within the SAP HANA cockpit provides a user-friendly interface for managing various database services. Among the services that can be stopped through this app are:

B) Compile server: The Compile server in SAP HANA is responsible for the compilation of SQLScript procedures and anonymous blocks. Stopping this service might be necessary for maintenance or troubleshooting purposes, particularly in scenarios involving the optimization or update of SQLScript-based applications.

D) Preprocessor: The Preprocessor service in SAP HANA is used for text analysis and processing, playing a crucial role in text mining and text analytics features. Administrators might need to stop this service for updates, maintenance, or troubleshooting text analysis functionalities.

The ability to stop these services from the SAP HANA cockpit provides administrators with granular control over the database environment, enabling targeted maintenance and optimization tasks to be performed without affecting the overall database availability.


Question 3

In an SAP S/4HANA system, a target system alias. FIORI. is maintained for source system alias S4FIN Which connection is relevant for the extraction of back-end catalogs with alias S4FIN?



Answer : D


Question 4

In ABAP programs, what are features of ABAP SQL that are not available with native SQL?

Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question



Answer : B, D

ABAP SQL and native SQL are two methods of executing SQL statements within ABAP programs in SAP systems. ABAP SQL, also known as Open SQL, offers certain features not available with native SQL:

B) Database independence: ABAP SQL provides a level of abstraction from the underlying database system, allowing developers to write database-agnostic code. This means that the same ABAP SQL code can run on any database supported by SAP, such as SAP HANA, Oracle, or Microsoft SQL Server, without modification. This database independence simplifies code maintenance and enhances portability across different SAP system environments.

D) Use of the AS ABAP data buffer: ABAP SQL leverages the application server's data buffering capabilities, which can significantly improve performance by reducing database access. When data is read using ABAP SQL, it can be retrieved from the buffer if it has been accessed recently, instead of making a round trip to the database. This feature is particularly beneficial for frequently accessed, read-intensive data, contributing to reduced database load and faster data retrieval.

These features underscore the advantages of using ABAP SQL for database operations within ABAP programs, offering enhanced portability, performance, and ease of use in a multi-database SAP landscape.


Question 5

What are prerequisites for enabling communication between a standalone SAP Web Dispatcher and an AS ABAP-based SAP system? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question



Answer : A, C


Question 6

Using standard Ip settings, what are features of transport strategy "Queue-Driven Transports. Mass transports" but NOT of transport strategy "Queue-Driven

Transports Single transports"?

Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.



Answer : B, C, D

In SAP systems, the transport management system (TMS) facilitates the migration of development objects from one SAP system to another. Within TMS, there are different transport strategies, including 'Queue-Driven Transports. Mass transports' and 'Queue-Driven Transports. Single transports'. The features unique to 'Queue-Driven Transports. Mass transports' include:

B) Using the 'Import Request' function causes the imported transport requests to remain in the import queue: This feature is significant for mass transports as it allows multiple transport requests to be processed in a batch. This means that after a transport request is imported, it stays in the queue, enabling the subsequent requests to be processed in a streamlined manner without manual intervention for each request.

C) Return Code 8 is considered a successful import: In mass transport scenarios, a return code of 8, which typically indicates warnings, is treated as a successful import. This approach allows the mass import process to continue despite minor issues that do not critically impact the import's success.

D) The 'Import All Requests' function is available: This function enables the import of all queued transport requests in one operation, which is particularly useful in mass transport scenarios where numerous transports need to be imported efficiently and effectively. This feature streamlines the import process, reducing the time and effort required to manage individual transport requests.

These features are designed to support the efficient handling of multiple transport requests, enhancing the flexibility and effectiveness of the transport management process in complex SAP landscapes.


Question 7

You want to perform rapid activation for SAP Fiori. In what order should you run the task lists7



Answer : B


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