SAP Basis Online Test
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What is the transaction used to import SAP-provided support packages into your system.
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SPAM
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SAPM
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SNOTE
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SARA
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Basis is essentially the operating system for all SAP applications, including Advanced Business Application Programming. It provides a number of services and benefits. Do you know them? Find out in this quiz on SAP Basis!
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You were assigned to run an ABAP program with more than one selection screen as a background job. How do you supply input to the selection screen and run it as a back ground job?
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SPA/GPA Parameter
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ABAP Memory
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Variant
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Function Modules
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A. VariantExplanation
To supply input to the selection screen and run it as a background job, you can use a variant. A variant is a predefined set of input values that can be used to execute a program with specific parameters. By creating a variant, you can save the input values for the selection screen and assign it to the background job. This way, the program will run with the specified input values without any manual intervention.Rate this question:
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What is the scheduler that checks the job scheduling table in the databases that are waiting for processing and transfer them to the free background work process in accordance with their priority?
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Back ground job scheduler
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Time dependent job scheduler
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Dialog scheduler
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Standard job scheduler
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A. Time dependent job schedulerExplanation
The correct answer is the Time dependent job scheduler. This scheduler checks the job scheduling table in the databases that are waiting for processing and transfers them to the free background work process based on their priority.Rate this question:
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What are the 3 different Oracle database startup modes?
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Warm, cold, maintenance
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Mount, nomount, open
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Online, offline, utility
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Level 1, level 2, level 3
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A. Mount, nomount, openExplanation
The three different Oracle database startup modes are mount, nomount, and open. In the mount mode, the database is started and mounted, but not opened for user access. In the nomount mode, the database is started but not mounted or opened, which allows for operations like database creation or restoration. In the open mode, the database is fully started, mounted, and opened for user access.Rate this question:
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What are the 3 different Oracle database shutdown modes?
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Warm, cold, maintenance
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Level 1, level 2, level 3
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Normal, immediate, abort
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Regular, active, passive
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A. Level 1, level 2, level 3Explanation
The correct answer is level 1, level 2, level 3. In Oracle database, the shutdown modes are categorized into three levels. Level 1 is the normal shutdown mode where the database waits for all connected users to disconnect before shutting down. Level 2 is the immediate shutdown mode where the database terminates all active sessions and rolls back uncommitted transactions before shutting down. Level 3 is the abort shutdown mode where the database shuts down abruptly without performing any cleanup operations.Rate this question:
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What action needs to be taken when Oracle returns an ORA-1653 error, failure to allocate an extent for a table in a specific tablespace?
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The tablespace should be moved to a faster disk so that Oracle can find the extents quicker.
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The tablespace size should be increased by adding 1 or more datafiles.
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This is an Oracle internal error message which should be registered with Oracle immediately.
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The database must be shutdown immediately to avoid damage.
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A. The tablespace size should be increased by adding 1 or more datafiles.Explanation
When Oracle returns an ORA-1653 error, it means that there is a failure to allocate an extent for a table in a specific tablespace. The correct action to resolve this error is to increase the tablespace size by adding one or more datafiles. By doing so, Oracle will have more space to allocate extents for the table, preventing the error from occurring again.Rate this question:
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SAP SUPPORT PACKS CAN BE APPLIED TO WHICH TYPE OF LANDSCAPE?
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1-SYSTEM LANDSCAPE
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2-SYSTEM LANDSCAPE
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3-SYSTEM LANDSCAPE
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ALL OF THE ABOVE
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A. ALL OF THE ABOVEExplanation
The correct answer is "ALL OF THE ABOVE". This means that SAP support packs can be applied to any type of landscape, whether it is a single system landscape or a multi-system landscape. Support packs are updates and patches released by SAP to fix bugs, improve functionality, and enhance security in their software. These support packs can be applied to any type of landscape to ensure that the SAP system is up to date and running smoothly.Rate this question:
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ON SAP INSTALLATION WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CLIENT/CLIENTS ARE CREATED BY DEFAULT?
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CLIENT 000
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CLIENT 001
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CLIENT 066
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ALL OF THE ABOVE
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A. ALL OF THE ABOVEExplanation
All of the above clients (client 000, client 001, and client 066) are created by default during SAP installation.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is a key responsibility of SAP BASIS?
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Configuring user interfaces
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Managing database backups and recovery
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A. Managing database backups and recoveryExplanation
SAP BASIS (Business Application Software Integrated Solution) refers to the technical foundation that enables SAP applications to function smoothly. One of its key responsibilities includes managing database backups and recovery, along with system administration tasks like monitoring system performance, configuring systems, and ensuring smooth system operations. Writing ABAP code and creating financial reports are tasks handled by developers and functional consultants, not BASIS administrators.Rate this question:
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HE SYSTEMS IN A SYSTEM LANDSCAPE SHARE CUSTOMIZING AND REPOSITORY OBJECTS VIA ________ ?
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TRANSPORT REQUESTS
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CONSOLIDATION ROUTE
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REMOTE FUNCTION CALL
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ALL OF THE ABOVE
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A. TRANSPORT REQUESTSExplanation
In a system landscape, the systems share customizing and repository objects via transport requests. Transport requests are used to transport changes made in one system to other systems in the landscape. These requests contain the necessary information and objects that need to be transported, ensuring consistency and synchronization across systems. By using transport requests, customization and repository objects can be easily shared and deployed in different systems within the landscape.Rate this question:
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DEVELOPMENT CLASSES CONTAINS ____________?
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REPOSITORY OBJECTS
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USER MASTER DATA
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CUSTOMIZING DATA
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ALL OF THE ABOVE
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A. REPOSITORY OBJECTSExplanation
Development classes typically contain repository objects. These objects can include programs, function modules, tables, views, classes, and other elements created during the development process in software development environments such as SAP. While user master data and customizing data may be present in a system, they are not typically stored within development classes.Rate this question:
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IS IT POSSIBLE TO DEFINE MORE THAN ONE CONSOLIDATION AND DELIVERY ROUTES IN A TRANSPORT DOMAIN ?
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Yes
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No
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A. YesExplanation
It is possible to define more than one consolidation and delivery routes in a transport domain. This allows for flexibility in managing the transportation of goods and optimizing the routes based on various factors such as distance, time, and cost. Having multiple routes also helps in accommodating different customer preferences and requirements.Rate this question:
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATIONS ABOUT TRANSPORTS REQUESTS NOT PRESENT IN COFILES?
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INFORMATION OF TRANSPORT TYPES
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REQUIRED IMPORT STEPS
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TRACE FILES
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POST PROCESSING EXIT CODES
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A. TRACE FILESExplanation
The correct answer is TRACE FILES. The information about trace files is not present in COFILES. COFILES typically contain information about transport types, required import steps, and post-processing exit codes. Trace files, on the other hand, are used for debugging and troubleshooting purposes and are not directly related to the transport requests themselves.Rate this question:
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COPYING OF ONE PACKAGE NAME TO ANOTHER PACKAGE NAME IS CALLED
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TRANSPORT OF COPIES
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RELOCATION
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CUSTOMIZING REQUEST
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WORKBENCH REQUEST
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A. RELOCATIONExplanation
Copying of one package name to another package name is called relocation. Relocation refers to the process of moving or transferring a package from one location to another. In this context, it means moving or copying a package name from one package to another package. This can be done for various reasons, such as organizing and categorizing packages or transferring packages between different systems or environments.Rate this question:
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WHILE DOING SYSTEM COPY, YOU HAVE TO PRESERVE RFC DESTINATIONS (SM59), WHAT PROCEDURE WILL YOU FOLLOW -
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EXPORT SM59 TABLES USING TRANSPORT REQUEST
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TAKE SNAPSHOTS AND PRESERVE THEM
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THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE, THE DATA WILL BE OVERWRITTEN
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USER SAP* AND INSTALL
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A. EXPORT SM59 TABLES USING TRANSPORT REQUESTExplanation
To preserve RFC destinations (SM59) during a system copy, the procedure would involve exporting the SM59 tables using a transport request. This ensures that the RFC destinations are saved and can be imported into the new system after the system copy is completed.Rate this question:
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IN WHICH CLIENT SHOULD WE CONFIGURE STMS
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000
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001
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800
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ANY CLIENT
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A. 000Explanation
The correct answer is "000". STMS (SAP Transport Management System) should be configured in the client 000. Client 000 is the default client in SAP systems and is typically used for system administration and configuration purposes. Configuring STMS in client 000 ensures that the transport management system is set up and managed effectively for the entire SAP system landscape.Rate this question:
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DOES NOT COME UNDER /USR/SAP/TRANS
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BIN
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PROFILE
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TMP
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LOG
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A. PROFILEExplanation
The correct answer is PROFILE. This is because the question is asking which of the given options does not come under the directory /usr/sap/trans. The options BIN, TMP, and LOG are all directories that can be found under /usr/sap/trans, but PROFILE is not a directory that is typically found under that path.Rate this question:
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CONTANS A MESSAGE SERVER ?
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DIALOG INSTANCE
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CENTRAL INSTANCE
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BOTH A & B
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NONE OF THE ABOVE
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A. CENTRAL INSTANCEExplanation
The correct answer is "CENTRAL INSTANCE." A message server is a component in a distributed system that manages the communication between different instances. In this case, the central instance is likely responsible for handling the messaging between different components or instances in the system. The other options, dialog instance, both A and B, and none of the above, do not specifically mention a message server.Rate this question:
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IN SAP NETWEAVER AS ABAP+JAVA TWO DIFFERENT DATABASES ARE REQUIRED, ONE FOR ABAP, ANOTHER FOR JAVA.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
In SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP+JAVA, only one database is required, which is used for both ABAP and Java. Therefore, the statement that two different databases are required is incorrect.Rate this question:
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THREE SYSTEMS IN A SINGLE LANDSCAPE CAN HAVE DIFFERENT TRANSPORT DIRECTORIES
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Yes
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No
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A. YesExplanation
It is possible for three systems in a single landscape to have different transport directories. This means that each system can have its own designated directory for transporting data, files, or information. This allows for better organization and management of the systems within the landscape, as each system can have its own specific directory for transport purposes.Rate this question:
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