SAP Certified Application Associate - Modeling and Data Management with SAP BW 7.4 - C-TBW60-74 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. Aggregates can be created on dimension characteristics and navigational attributes B. Several dimension characteristics used in an aggregate always have the same aggregation level C. Aggregates can only be created for Basic Cubes D. Aggregates are stored as a single transparent table, which houses the aggregated data E. Aggregates reduce the number of key figures

A. The queries have not been written against a MultiProvider. B. The queries have not been assigned to a BEx transport request. C. The queries are contained in the incorrect InfoArea. D. The queries not have an active version.

A. You must change the request status to green before you can delete. B. You cannot delete the request if it has a red status. C. You have to create Aggregates before you delete the request. D. You cannot delete the request since it is compressed.

A. If the price of an object changes slowly, model it as a display attribute. B. If the price of an object changes slowly, model it as a navigational attribute. C. If the desired result is the price paid by a customer at the time of the Transaction, model price as a calculated Key Figure. D. Leave it out of the data model.

A. Ability to extract once and deploy many times B. Homogenized data C. A single version of the truth D. Fast load of mass data

A. Multiple aggregates should be designed to fit into a rollup hierarchy. B. Aggregates can share dimension tables with the InfoCube. C. Aggregates containing navigational attributes can be larger than aggregates based on dimensional characteristics. D. Time-dependent aggregates can be adjusted upon changes of the key date only through process chains. E. Aggregates are evaluated by the BW system based on usage and number of records.

A. Activation Queue, Active Data and PSA B. Change Log, Activation Queue, Active Data C. Active Data, Change Log and PSA D. Change Log, Activation Queue, PSA

A. When you use customer written programs in R/3 to populate your tables. B. If you want to extract data without delta extractions. C. When the application does not feature its own data extraction method. D. When Business Content does not contain a data source for your application. E. When the data to be extracted is highly granular.

A. Configure the hierarchy with a time-dependent structure B. Enter the postable nodes as Link Nodes C. Create multiple similar hierarchies D. Configure the hierarchy as time-dependent

A. A DTP with the transfer method Persistent Staging Area (PSA) B. A DTP with extraction mode INITIAL C. A process chain using the DTP D. A DTP with extraction mode FULL