Question 1

What are valid scenarios in material processing to use parallel change requests? There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Options :

A : Approval step in which several approvers need to approve the different change requests and the sequence of their approvals is NOT relevant

B : Separate processors in a relevant sequence need to maintain material general data

C : Approval step in which several approvers need to approve the different change requests and the sequence of their approvals is relevant

D : Separate processors in a NOT relevant sequence need to maintain sales and plant data

Answer: C,D

Question 2

How to use context-based adaptations?

Options :

A : The adaptation of a FPM application depends on runtime parameters. A particular adaptation, or configuration, is applied when the application is called.

B : CBA reduces the need to make extra copies of application configurations.

C :

The parameters for CBA are provided by the generic MDG schema USMD_GEN: OTC, logical action,

change request type, and change request step.

D : Each adaptation of a configuration contains only the delta changes to its base configuration.

E : None of the above.

Answer: A,B,C,D

Question 3

Which of the following is an advantage to use the Floorplan Manager to design SAP Master Data Governance (MDG) Web Dynpro Uls?

Please choose the correct answer.

Options :

A : SAP MDG Web Dynpro personalization features are made available automatically

B : SAP MDG Web Dynpro Uls can be enhanced by the enrichment framework

C : SAP MDG Web Dynpro Uls can be used for all SAP MDG domains

D : SAP MDG Web Dynpro components run without feeder classes

Answer: B

Question 4

What are the data model for custom objects?

Options :

A : Starting with EhP6, a sample data mode SF (SFLIGHT) is delivered.

B :

It includes full PFCG roles, the entry page of a work center, and

authorization.

C : Maintain Distribution Model (MD64)

D : Generate Partner Profiles (WE20)

Answer: A,B

Question 5

What is the difference between loose and strict interlocking for hierarchies? There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Options :

A : Loose inter locking locks only the next parent element in the hierarchy in the same change request.

B : Strict inter locking locks only the element assigned to the hierarchy in the same change request.

C : Loose inter locking locks only the next child element in the same change request.

D : Strict inter locking locks the whole hierarchy in the same change request.

Answer: C,D

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