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A. The export process starts.

B. The repository objects can no longer be changed.

C. Object entries are copied into the object list of the transport request for the respective repository objects.

D. Repository locks are released for the respective repository objects.

A. A dedicated background work process is reserved for class "A" jobs.

B. Class "B" and class "C" jobs can encounter delays.

C. When all background work processes of an SAP system are reserved for class "A" jobs, jobs of classes
"B" and "C" will be automatically promoted to class "A".

D. Class "A" jobs are started with a higher probability at their planned start time.

A. The Server port has to be defined for the HTTP protocol.

B. The SAP Web Dispatcher has to be started.

C. The Logical port has to be defined for the HTTP protocol.

D. The Internet Communication Manager has to be started.

A. When you remove a child system from the CUA you automatically lose all users that exist in this child client.

B. Once the CUA has been configured completely and the users have been transferred to the CUA master client, you cannot remove the CUA completely any more.

C. You can remove the CUA completely.

D. A child system can to be removed from the CUA (permanently or temporarily).

A. Definition of roles

B. Favorites in SAP Easy Access

C. Assignment of roles

D. The Information which user master records should exist in which child system

E. Initial passwords

A. ...a system environment variable defined on the Oracle database server and each SAP

B. ...a user environment variable defined on the Oracle database server only.

C. ...a system environment variable defined on the Oracle database server only.

D. ...a user environment variable defined on the Oracle database server and each SAP application server.

E. application server.

A. With ABAP support packages, existing functions can be patched.

B. Each ABAP software component, like SAP_BASIS or SAP_APPL, has its own support packages.

C. Support packages can be implemented in an arbitrary order.

A. ABAP Dictionary import -> ABAP Dictionary activation -> Main import -> Generation of ABAP programs and screens

B. Main import -> Execution of user-defined activities (XPRAs) -> ABAP Dictionary activation -> Generation of ABAP programs and screens

C. Main import -> Generation of ABAP programs and screens -> ABAP Dictionary import-> ABAP Dictionary activation

D. ABAP Dictionary import -> Execution of user-defined activities (XPRAs) -> Main import-> ABAP Dictionary activation

A. To change the monitoring behavior of the SAP system if the system is monitored with transaction RZ20

B. To switch the SAP system into maintenance mode

C. To enforce the reset of the shared memory areas by restarting the work processes

D. To synchronize the database with the local instance buffer

A. Manage large amounts of data in a multiuser environment so that many users can concurrently access the same data.

B. Recover data to point of known consstency n the event of a system failure

C. Control access to data in terms of security, using its own user authorization concept

D. Deliver high performance for processing of data requests

E. Maintain relationships between data

A. Support for message server failover

B. It manages the lock table in the main memory and receives requests for setting or releasing locks

C. The applications can lock objects are release locks again.

D. Guaranteed message transmission

E. Communication between different services

F. Forwarding of messages and requests to all participants (broadcast)

A. To import SAP objects to keep the SAP system at the latest maintenance level.

B. To implement adjustments in the SAP system due to changes in legal requirements.

C. To enter user data.

D. To import all the transport requests that SAP makes available on the SAP Service Marketplace.

E. To transport programs developed by the customer.

A. In transaction SU01 (User Maintenance), create an SAP user (type "system") that is used by the Directory Server to connect to the SAP system.

B. In transaction SM59 (Configuration of RFC Connections), create an RFC connection of type "T" from the SAP system to the LDAP connector.

C. In transaction LDAP (Directory Service Connection), provide logon credentials (user and password) in the SAP system which are then used to log on to the Directory Server.

D. In transaction LDAP (Directory Service Connection), maintain host name, port number, and product name of the Directory Server.

E. In transaction SICF (Maintain Services), activate the ICF service used for the communication between the SAP system and the Directory Server.

A. The "Queue-controlled transports, single transports" strategy has been set.

B. The authorization for "Import All Requests" is missing for the respective SAP system.

C. The "Import All Requests" button is never available in a development system.

D. Client-specific transport routes have been configured.