SAP Certified Technology Associate - System Administration (SAP ASE) with NetWeaver 7.5 - C-TADM54-75 Free Exam Questions

A. The required RFC connections have to be named identically to the logical system they are connecting to.

B. The naming convention recommended by SAP for both RFC connections and logical system names, is the following: "CUA_", for example, CUA_DEV.

C. The required RFC connections have to be named in capital letters.

D. You need to use trusted RFC connections for setting up a CUA environment.

E. The users that are used for the RFC connections for the CUA need to be of type "SYSTEM" with authorization SAP_ALL.

A. The ABAP load generation is performed on the shadow repository.

B. The overall runtime of the update process is shorter.

C. The shadow instance is installed on the same host as the primary application server (PAS).

D. The downtime is shorter.

A. R3trans

B. R3import

C. RDDIMPDP

D. tp_abap.exe

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

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

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

D. 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".

A. The transport strategy is set to 'queue-controlled mass transports'.

B. The transport strategy is set to 'queue-controlled single transports'.

C. Quality assurance is deactivated.

D. Quality assurance is set to 'Delivery after confirmation'.

A. You do not have the necessary authorizations to maintain the objects underneath the yellow symbol.

B. Full authorization is not allowed in this area.

C. You have full authorization for this area.

D. Maintenance of authorizations for the corresponding area has not yet been completed. Additional work is needed.

A. Client-independent Customizing settings

B. Screens (dynpros)

C. Programs

D. Buffers

A. The lock table is located in the shared memory of the message server, and can be accessed by all work processes through the message server.

B. requests a lock, the lock operation is performed by the enqueue work process on the central instance.

C. If a dialog work process from another instance (without enqueue work process)

D. The lock table is located in the shared memory of the computer where the enqueue work process is running.

E. The lock table is a transparent table located in the SAP system, and the contents can be displayed using the ABAP dictionary.

A. Transport requests should be imported into the productive system one by one in the order of their sequence in the import queue

B. In general importing transport requests into the productive systems requires a maintenance window (downtime window).

C. Transport requests should always be imported into the productive system in the sequence of their export from the development system

D. Transport requests should only be imported if the software component vector of the transport requests fit to the software components and their Support Package level of the target system.

E. Transport requests should be imported project wise into the productive system

A. The SAP MC is Java-based, therefore you can only start and stop the Java part of an instance.

B. The ABAP-dispatcher triggers the start of the Java part of the instance.

C. If you use the command. "stopsap J2EE DVEBMGS00" on operation system level,

D. only the java part of the instance is stopped.

E. The Java-dispatcher and the ABAP-dispatcher of one instance write their respective developer traces in different files on the same directory.

A. You can define the number of background work processes reserved for jobs of class "A".

B. You can switch spool work processes to dialog work processes.

C. You can switch background work processes to dialog work processes.

D. You can define the number of work processes reserved for RFC communication.

A. Define three RFC connections to the target clients in the source system.

B. Define RFC connections between the three clients in the target system.

C. Define one broadcast RFC connection of type "M" (multiple targets) to the target system in the source system.

D. Define three RFC connections to the source client in the target system.

A. It is possible to monitor more than one SAP system by using the functions offered by CCMS monitoring.

B. Correctly configured threshold values to be used for monitoring purposes can be switched by using operation modes.

C. You need a special key (generated within SAP Solution Manager) to create your own monitor definitions in transaction RZ20.

A. The Profile files can be only maintained by operation system tools.

B. The Profile files are only read when the system/instance is started.

C. After maintenance of a dynamically switchable profile parameter, the profile is read immediately.

D. The profile files are created during the installation of the system and can also be edited later.