A. in the query properties, in the Extended tab.

B. In the characteristic's context menu in the default value section

C. In the characteristic's context menu in the info provider section

D. in the query properties, in the general tab.

A. Threshold value in conditions

B. Calculated key figures

C. Formulas in a transformation

D. Restricted key figures

A. An SAP HANA Source system in the SAP HANA modeler of the SAP HANA studio.

B. A database connect Data source SAP Business warehouse modeling tools of the SAP HANA studio.

C. An SAP Business warehous dats o
urce for smart data integration in the administration console u of the SAP HANA studio.

D. An SAP smart data integration remote source in the administration console of the SAP HANA studio.

A. Change the formula collision property to use result of this formula.

B. Set an exception aggregation to change the calculation behavior

C. Create a new structure to receive a new time stamp.

D. Change the formula collision property to use result of concurrent formula

E. Create the formula again to receive a new time stamp.

A. In the calculated key figure dialog in the SAP business warehouse query Designer in the HANA studio

B. Designer in the SAP HANA studio.

C. In the key figure's characteristic variable restrictions in the SAP business warehouse query

D. In the characteristic definition in the data warehousing workbench in the SAP A studio

E. In the info provider definition in the data warehousing workbench in the SAP HANA

A. Create an infosource as a non-persistent intermediate layer.the source-dependent parts of the a transformation need to be implemented before the info source.

B. Create an infoset as a non-persistent intermediate layer.the source-dependent parts of the transformation need to be implemented before the info set.

C. Create an open ODS as a non-persistent intermediate layer to perform a join from the source dependent parts need to be implemented in the same transformation.

D. Create a composite provider as a non-persistent intermediate layer to perform a join from the source the source-dependent parts need to be implemented in the same transformation.

A. Concatenation uses a single key value but compounding uses more than one

B. Adding key fields in concatenation is easier because only the transformation needs to be changed but in compounding structres need to be changed and date re-loaded

C. Compounding is easier to filter in queries because the objects are seperate whereas with concatenation, the key string needs to be marked

D. Concatenation is supported in the definition of the InfoObject whereas compoubding is only relevant for transectional data.

E. Compounding is easier for users to understanding because it is based on a 1:1 object mapping but concatenation is more complex for users to understand and decipher

A. Change the attribute type.

B. Change a refernce characteristic.

C. Add attributes to a characteristic.

D. Add or delete a compounding charecteristic

A. Active data and change log

B. Active data,inbound table,and change log

C. Change log and inbound Table

D. Active data and inbound Table