A. Go to the SQL Plan Cache tab on the Performance tab

B. Go to the Expensive Statements Trace tab on the Performance tab

C. Sort expensive statements by total execution time; from largest to smallest

D. Sort SQL plan cache by total execution time, from largest to smallest

A. In the REPLICATION_STATUS colum of the view M_SERVICE_REPLICATION

B. In the STATUS column of the view M_SYSTEM_OVERVIEW

C. In the Host column of the Services subtab of the Landscape tab in the Administration editor

D. In the Host Status column of the Configuration subtab of the Landscape tab in the Administration editor

A. Add a filter to display long-running queries in the SQL Plan Cache tab of the Performance Administration view.

B. Paste the long-running query into the SQL Console and double-click it.

C. Right-click on the statement and select Visualize Plan in the SQL Plan Cache tab of the Performance Administration view.

D. Select the Analysis tab to visualize data in the Data Preview of the long-running query.

A. Select the Landscape tab in the SAP HANA Administration Console Navigate to the Configuration subtab In the indexserver Role (Actual) column, identify the row with the value "MASTER"

B. Select the Volumes tab In the Show dropdown list, select Services Identify the master indexserver in the Service column

C. Select the Landscape tab in the SAP HANA Administration Console
Navigate to the Services subtab
In the Service column, identify the row with the value "indexserver", and in the Detail column,
identify the row with the value "master"

D. Select the Landscape tab in the SAP HANA Administration Console Navigate to the Configuration subtab In the indexserver Role (Configured), identify the row with the value "MASTER 1"

A. The path for the backup files

B. Which backup files are obsolete

C. When to execute the net backup

D. Whether a recovery is possible

A. Trace status

B. Trace file

C. Passport trace level

D. Threshold duration

A. Administration editor - System Information

B. SYS schema

C. Administration editor - Alerts

D. Administration editor - Performance overview

E. _SYS_BI schema

A. Administration editor -> System Information -> Component memory usage.

B. Administration editor -> Landscape -> Services -> Reset Memory Statistics from the context menu.

C. ALTER SYSTEM RESET MONITOERING VIEW SYS.M_DATA_VOLUMES.

D. ALTER SYSTEM RESET MONITOERING VIEW SYS.M HEAP_MEMORY_RESET.

A. Right-click on a configuration setting in the Configuration tab in the Administration editor.

B. Go to the Configuration tab in the Administration editor and inspect the System column.

C. Double-click the Database Information row in the System information tab in the Administration editor.

D. Go to the Configuration tab in the Administration editor and inspect the Default column.