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

Answer : A

Answer : A, D, E

The Internet Communication Manager (ICM) in an AS ABAP-based SAP system features an Internet Server Cache (ISC) designed to optimize web content delivery and reduce load times. The parts of the ISC include:

A). Memory cache: This component stores frequently accessed web objects in the server's memory, allowing for faster retrieval and reduced access times for subsequent requests. The memory cache is essential for improving the performance of web applications by minimizing the need to fetch data from slower storage mediums.

D) Disk cache: The disk cache component of the ISC stores web objects on the server's disk. While not as fast as memory cache, it provides a larger storage capacity for caching, useful for less frequently accessed data or larger objects that might not fit efficiently in memory.

E) UFO cache: The UFO (URL Filter Object) cache is a specialized component of the ISC that stores the results of URL filtering operations. This cache helps in quickly determining if a requested URL is allowed or needs to be blocked or redirected, enhancing security and control over web traffic.

These caching mechanisms work together to significantly enhance the performance and efficiency of web services provided by the SAP system, ensuring quick response times and reduced server load by avoiding unnecessary processing and data retrieval operations.

Answer : B, D

In an AS ABAP-based SAP system, the start conditions of a background job can include the occurrence of a specific event (B) and reaching a predefined date and time (D). Events in SAP can be triggered by various system activities or manually, and jobs can be set to start upon these event triggers. Similarly, scheduling jobs to start at a specific date and time allows for precise planning of system activities, such as nightly batch processing. Starting a dynamic work process (A) or locking user DDIC in client 000 (C) are not standard start conditions for background jobs.

Answer : C, D

During the installation of SAP Solution Manager with an ABAP and Java stack, SAPinst, the installation tool, suggests specific user IDs for the Java stack component. 'SAPJSF' (C) is suggested as a user for J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition) related tasks and services within the Solution Manager environment. 'J2EE_ADMIN' (D) is another user ID recommended by SAPinst for administrative tasks on the Java stack, providing comprehensive rights for managing the Java environment. These user IDs are essential for the administration and operation of the SAP Solution Manager's Java components, ensuring secure and efficient management of the system. 'SAP' (A) and 'Administrator' (B) are generic and not specifically recommended during the Solution Manager Java stack installation.

Answer : B, D

In SAP S/4HANA, the SAP Fiori launchpad is a central entry point for SAP Fiori apps. It provides a role-based, personalized aggregation of business apps for users. To enhance user experience and provide access to traditional SAP GUI transactions, certain configurations can be made:

B) By applying the correct settings in the SAP Fiori launchpad configuration (transaction /UI2/FLP_SYS_CONF or /UI2/FLP_CUS_CONF): These transactions allow administrators to configure system-wide or customer-specific settings for the Fiori launchpad. By setting the right parameters here, administrators can enable access to the SAP Easy Access menu within the Fiori launchpad, thereby integrating traditional SAP GUI transactions into the modern Fiori user experience.

D) By assigning the correct target mappings, shipped via catalog /UI2/CLASSICAL_GUI_MENU: This catalog contains target mappings that point to traditional SAP GUI transactions. By assigning these target mappings to the user roles, users can access SAP Easy Access menu items directly from the Fiori launchpad. This integration provides a seamless experience, allowing users to utilize Fiori apps alongside traditional SAP GUI transactions without needing to switch between interfaces.

This approach ensures that users can access a wide range of applications from a single entry point, combining the modern Fiori UX with the comprehensive functionality of traditional SAP transactions.

Answer : B, C, E

Answer : D

The 'sapstartsrv' process (D) plays a critical role in the start-up procedure of an AS Java-based SAP system instance. It acts as the SAP System Start Service, providing a centralized service for starting and stopping SAP system instances, including those based on AS Java. This process ensures a controlled and consistent method for managing system instance operations, contributing to system stability and reliability. The 'jstart' process (A) is involved in starting individual Java server processes, 'saphostexec' (B) is a host agent service that provides various functionalities at the host level, and 'sapcpe' (C) is used for copying and maintaining instance-specific files, but the initiation of the system instance start procedure is managed by 'sapstartsrv'.