A. Manage large amounts of data in a multiuser environment so that many users can concurrently access the same data.

B. Control access to data in terms of security, using its own user authorization concept

C. Recover data to point of known consstency n the event of a system failure

D. Maintain relationships between data

E. Deliver high performance for processing of data requests

A. The transport strategy for the PSM system is set to Single Transports.

B. PSM is a virtual system.

C. There is no transport request waiting to be imported into this system.

D. There is no consolidation route pointing to the PSM system.

A. Transaction SMLG is considered for Load Balancing in AS Java as well as for AS ABAP

B. SAP Web Dispatcher distributes load between different Java instances of one AS Java- based SAP system

C. Visual Administrator can be used for defining logon groups for AS Java, those are considered by SAP Web Dispatcher

D. The dispatcher of an AS Java instance distributes load between the server processes of the local AS Java instance.

A. Every running Oracle database is associated with an Oracle instance.

B. The combination of Oracle (background) processes and memory buffers is called an Oracle instance.

C. Every Oracle database needs shared instance.

D. Using Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC), one database is served by two or more instances.

A. The ICF service is inactive. It has been switched from active to inactive because a superior ICF service has been deactivated.

B. The ICF service is inactive. It has been deactivated explicitly.

C. The ICF service is active. It has been switched from inactive to active because a subordinate ICF service has been activated.

D. The ICF service is active. It has been activated explicitly.

A. AS Java dialog instance

B. AS ABAP dialog instance

C. Central services dialog instance

A. Maintenance of host name, port number and product name of the directory server inside the SAP system

B. Creation of an RFC connection of type "T" to the LDAP connector

C. Definition of a system user that is used by the SAP system to log on to the directory server

D. Creation of an RFC destination of type "S" pointing to the directory server

E. Creation of an SAP user (type "system") that is used by the directory server to connect to the SAP system

A. Concurrent processing

B. Fast recovery

C. Load balancing

D. Fast and reliable detection of a node or network failure

A. Online shrinking of tables

B. Online redefinition of tables

C. Coalesce tables

D. Online backup

E. Update statistics

A. A transport domain consists of the client-independent table TDOM (the transport domain table), into which all transports (exports or imports) in the SAP System are logged.

B. All SAP Systems within one transport domain have RFC destinations (names beginning with "TMS...") pointing to the same transport domain controller system.

C. A transport domain can only be set up if more than one application server is installed.

D. All SAP Systems in a transport domain must belong to the same transport group.

E. All SAP Systems within one transport group have a common transport directory.

A. SAP only supports RAC on systems with a cluster filesystem.

B. Real Application Clusters also supports all Oracle backup and archiving features that are available in single instance Oracle databases.

C. Migration to Oracle Real Application Clusters is relatively easy where unloading and loading of data isnecessary.

D. While with a standard cluster solution you effectively use just one active database instance, RAC makes itpossible to use several instances simultaneously.

A. All systems act as a backup domain controller.

B. All systems have a common transport directory.

C. All systems are connected with a transport domain controller via transport routes

D. All systems have a common transport domain controller.

A. In transaction SM59 (Configuration of RFC Connections), create an RFC connection of type "T" from the SAP system to the LDAP connector.

B. In transaction SU01 (User Maintenance), create an SAP user (type "system") that is used by the Directory Server to connect to the SAP system.

C. In transaction LDAP (Directory Service Connection), maintain host name, port number, and product name of the Directory Server.

D. In transaction LDAP (Directory Service Connection), provide logon credentials (user and password) in the SAP system which are then used to log on to the Directory Server.

E. In transaction SICF (Maintain Services), activate the ICF service used for the communication between the SAP system and the Directory Server.

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 AS Java-based SAP systems and the Transport Domain Controller must have the same SAP release level.

B. The transport landscape for AS Java-based SAP systems must be maintained in transaction STMS in the Transport Domain Controller.

C. Client-dependent transport routes must exist for all SAP systems in your transport domain.

D. An RFC destination to the CTS Deploy Web Service must be configured on the AS ABAP-based Transport Domain Controller.

E. The Software Deployment Manager (SDM) of the Transport Domain Controller must be configured for deployment in AS Java-based runtime systems.