C_BW4H_211 V1

You use InfoObject B as a display attribute for InfoObject A.

Which object properties prevent you from changing InfoObject B into a navigational attribute for InfoObject A? Note: There are 3 correct nswers to this question."

A. High Cardinality is set in InfoObject B

B. Attribute Only is set in InfoObject B

C. Data Type "Character String" is set in InfoObject A

D. Conversion Routine "ALPHA" is set in InfoObject A

E. InfoObject B is defined as a Key Figure.

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Answer: B,D,E

Explanation:

High Cardinality is a property that can be set on InfoObjects, but it doesn’t prevent the changing of a display attribute into a navigational attribute.

If "Attribute Only" is set for InfoObject B, it can’t be used as a navigational attribute. This setting restricts the InfoObject to only being used as an attribute.

The data type of InfoObject A doesn’t influence the ability to change InfoObject B into a navigational attribute.

If a conversion routine (like "ALPHA") is set in InfoObject A, it doesn’t directly prevent InfoObject B from being used as a navigational attribute, but it might cause inconsistencies in the data when used for navigation.

If InfoObject B is defined as a key figure, it can’t be used as a navigational attribute. Navigational attributes must be dimensions, not key figures.

Which interface do you use to create a BW InfoObjet with access type "SAP HANA view!?
A . BW moedling perspective in SAP HANA studio
B. SAP HANA modeler perspective in SAP HANA studio
C. Embedded SAP GUI in SAP HANA studio
D. SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA

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Answer: A

Explanation:

To create a BW InfoObject with access type "SAP HANA view", you would use the BW Modeling perspective in SAP HANA Studio. This perspective allows you to work with BW InfoObjects and other BW modeling entities, and it includes the ability to set the access type for InfoObjects to "SAP HANA view". The other interfaces are either focused on native HANA modeling (B and D) or general-purpose SAP tasks (C), and do not provide the specific BW modeling functionality needed for this task.

What does a Composite Provider allow you to do in SAP BW/4HANA? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.

A. Combine Infoprovider using Join and Unions

B. Join two ABAP CDS views

C. Define new restricted key figures

D. Create new calculated fields Integrate

E. SAP HANA HDI calculation views.

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Answer: A,D,E

Explanation:

Composite Provider allows you to combine InfoProviders using join and union operations in SAP BW/4HANA. This is one of the key features of a Composite Provider, allowing users to create complex models using multiple data sources.

Joining two ABAP CDS views is not a specific feature of a Composite Provider in SAP BW/4HANA. This can be done without a Composite Provider.

Defining new restricted key figures is a function of the BEx Query Designer, not of the Composite Provider.

Creating new calculated fields is another function of a Composite Provider. It allows users to extend their data model with calculated fields, based on existing ones.

Integrating SAP HANA HDI calculation views is also a function of a Composite Provider. This allows for more advanced modeling and analytical capabilities by utilizing HANA’s native calculation views.

In a DatStore object (advanced) of type Data Mart, which request-based deletion is possibel?
A . The lastest not-yet-activated reques in the inbound table
B. The lastest request in the active data table
C. Any older activated reqeust in the inbound table
D. The lastest request in the change log table

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Answer: A

Explanation:

In a DataStore Object (advanced) of type Data Mart, only the latest not-yet-activated request in the inbound table can be deleted. Once a request has been activated and the data has been moved to the active data table or the change log table, it cannot be deleted on a request basis. Similarly, older activated requests in the inbound table cannot be deleted on a request basis.

The Database Explorer in the Web IDE for SAP HANA proveides a data file improt wizard to create a table in SAP HANA from a flat file.

What are possible actions adter the system suggests the target structure?? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

A. Change the order of the fields in the target table

B. Switch the table type between row store and column store

C. Define sorting properties for a target table field

D. Adjust the suggested data type of the target table fileds

E. Map InfoObjetcs to fields in the target tavle

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Answer: A,B,D

Explanation:

In the data file import wizard, you can change the order of the fields in the target table.

You can also switch the table type between row store and column store. This determines how the data will be stored in SAP HANA.

Defining sorting properties for a target table field is typically done as part of the data modeling process and is not available as an option in the data file import wizard.

You can adjust the suggested data type of the target table fields. The wizard usually suggests a data type based on the input data, but this can be manually adjusted if needed.

Mapping InfoObjects to fields in the target table is part of BW modeling and not typically part of the process of importing data into a table in SAP HANA using the data file import wizard.

You want to run a BW query, but you only have partial authorization for the data selection.

What happens related to the BW query in this scenario?
A . The BW query starts and shows an error message
B. The BW query does not start running
C. The BW query starts and the unautohorized values are
D. The BW query starts and only the authorized data is displayed

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Answer: D

Explanation:

In SAP BW/4HANA, the system’s authorization concept allows for selective data access. This means if a user only has partial authorization for a BW query, the query will still run, but it will only display the data for which the user has authorization. Unauthorized data will not be shown. So, even with partial authorization, the user can still see a subset of the data.

What are some of advantages of using SAP BW/4HANA business content? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
A . Automatic generation of Analysis Authorizations during SAP BW/4HANA content activation
B. Automatic content activation during installation of SAP BW/4HANA
C. Accelerated SAP BW/4HANA implementation using ready-made models
D. Ability to combine business content objects with custom-defined objects.

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Answer: C,D

Explanation:

Accelerated SAP BW/4HANA implementation using ready-made models: SAP BW/4HANA business content provides pre-built models, reports, queries, and so on, which help in reducing the development time and thus accelerating the implementation process.

Ability to combine business content objects with custom-defined objects: SAP BW/4HANA business content is flexible and can be combined with custom objects to meet specific business needs.

A and B are not correct as they do not represent real advantages of using SAP BW/4HANA business content. The automatic generation of Analysis Authorizations or automatic content activation during installation are not standard features of SAP BW/4HANA business content.

For which requirements do you suggest an SAP HANA modeling focus rather that an SAP BW/4HANA modeling focus?? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
A . Enhance existing SAP HANA content models
B. Report on a harmonized set of master data
C. Load snapshots or deltas from different sources on a periodic basis
D. Leverage SQL in-house knowledge

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Answer: A,D

Explanation:

When the requirement is to enhance existing SAP HANA content models, it would be more suitable to focus on SAP HANA modeling. This is because the existing models are already in HANA and can be modified directly using HANA tools.

Reporting on a harmonized set of master data is more related to BW/4HANA modeling as SAP BW/4HANA provides robust support for master data management.

Loading snapshots or deltas from different sources on a periodic basis is a task generally handled by ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) processes within BW/4HANA, so this is more of a BW/4HANA focus.

If you have SQL in-house knowledge, you would likely want to leverage this and therefore would focus on SAP HANA modeling, as HANA provides a SQL interface to its database.

You want build a web-based dashboard with interactive visualizations using Javascript.

Which SAP tool can you use to create this?
A . SAP BusinessObjects
B. Web Intelligence
C. SAP Analytics Cloud analytics designer
D. SAP Crystal Reports
E. SAP Smart Business Cockpits

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Answer: C

Explanation:

The SAP Analytics Cloud analytics designer is a powerful and flexible tool that allows you to create analytical applications and dashboards. It supports scripting (JavaScript) which allows the creation of complex, interactive and highly customised applications. This is most suitable for building a web-based dashboard with interactive visualizations using JavaScript.

SAP BusinessObjects is a suite of front-end applications that allow business users to view, sort and analyze business intelligence data.

Web Intelligence is a reporting tool in SAP BusinessObjects for creating ad-hoc reports and analysis.

SAP Crystal Reports is a business intelligence application, marketed to small and medium businesses by SAP. It is used to design and generate reports from a wide range of data sources.

SAP Smart Business Cockpits provide pre-configured dashboards for specific business scenarios, they are less customizable compared to the SAP Analytics Cloud analytics designer.

In the Web IDE for SAP HANA workspace, you have imported a project including an HDB module with calculation views.

What do you need to do in the project sittings before you can successfully build the HDB module?
A . Enter an organization
B. Reset the project type
C. Assign a space
D. Define a package

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Answer: C

Explanation:

In the SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA, before building an HDB module, you must assign a space to the project. Spaces are logical containers in the SAP Cloud Platform where applications and services run. They help to organize development, testing, and production environments. Therefore, option C is the correct answer.