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

Answer : D

When preparing for the installation of an AS ABAP-based SAP system, after downloading all software components calculated by the Maintenance Planner, it is essential to download SAPCAR (D). SAPCAR (SAP Compression and Archive tool) is a command-line utility used to compress and decompress SAP software packages and patches, which are typically delivered in .SAR or .CAR file formats. This tool is crucial for extracting the installation and update files that are required for setting up the SAP system.

Answer : C, D

A Transport of Copies is used in SAP systems to transport objects without the intention of them being part of a consistent change management process. Unlike Workbench Requests, which are meant for transporting development changes through the system landscape, Transports of Copies do not enforce a sequence and do not require a consolidation or delivery route. Therefore, when importing a Transport of Copies (C), it is not forwarded to subsequent systems in the landscape as a normal Workbench Request would be, allowing for more flexibility in transporting objects to specific systems without affecting the entire landscape. After the import (D), repository objects in the target system are classified as copies, emphasizing their nature as potentially temporary or test changes that are not part of the standard transport route, providing a clear distinction from objects transported via Workbench Requests.

Answer : B, C

Answer : B

Answer : C, D, E

In an SAP HANA Multitenant Database Container (MDC) system, database isolation (C) enhances the separation between tenant databases at the operating system level, increasing security and reducing the risk of interference between databases. Each tenant database operates as a separate entity, with its own set of resources, while sharing a common system database. An MDC system is identified by a single System ID (SID) (E), simplifying system identification and management. The name server's role is primarily within the system database, not directly providing index server functionality (D), and it doesn't run compile server or preprocessor server for each tenant database (A), as these services are part of the system database's infrastructure.

Answer : B, C

In the Central Services instance of an AS ABAP-based SAP system, certain processes can run optionally, complementing the core services provided by the instance. These optional processes include:

B) RFC Gateway: The RFC (Remote Function Call) Gateway enables communication between SAP systems and between SAP systems and external systems using the RFC protocol. Running the RFC Gateway as part of the Central Services instance can facilitate centralized management of RFC communications, especially in complex landscapes requiring numerous cross-system integrations.

C) SAP Web Dispatcher: The SAP Web Dispatcher functions as an application-level gateway, load balancer, and reverse proxy for SAP systems. While it's commonly deployed as a standalone component, in some scenarios, it may run as part of the Central Services instance to provide immediate and integrated routing and load balancing capabilities, particularly in smaller or less complex environments.

Incorporating these processes into the Central Services instance can offer administrative and operational conveniences, depending on the specific requirements and architecture of the SAP system landscape.

Answer : A, D

In SAP HANA, tenant database functionalities can be managed and restricted through various administrative tools and applications. The 'Manage Restricted Features' app (A) allows administrators to control and restrict specific features or functionalities at the database level, ensuring compliance and security as per the organizational policies. Similarly, the 'Manage Database Configuration' app (D) provides a comprehensive interface for system database administrators to adjust and manage database configurations, including the enabling or disabling of functionalities for tenant databases. These tools offer a high level of granularity and control, making it possible to tailor the database environment to meet specific requirements or constraints. The 'hdblcm' tool (B) and 'hdbuserstore' tool (C) serve different purposes and are not directly used for disabling tenant database functionalities.