SAP C_BW4H_214 Dumps

The feature of generating an external SAP HANA view is used to expose SAP BW/4HANA objects as SAP HANA calculation views, which can be consumed by other SAP HANA tools or applications. The following SAP BW/4HANA objects support this feature:

•Open ODS view, which is a flexible object that can be created on top of any source system and can be used as a source for other objects such as CompositeProviders or BW queries. An Open ODS view can have an external SAP HANA view generated automatically during activation or manually using the context menu option Generate External SAP HANA View.

•Composite Provider, which is a powerful object that can combine data from different InfoProviders using join or union operations. A Composite Provider can have an external SAP HANA view generated automatically during activation or manually using the context menu option Generate External SAP HANA View.

•SAP Analytics Cloud analytics designer: This tool can help you create web-based dashboards with interactive visualizations using Javascript. You can use the analytics designer to create custom applications that leverage the power of SAP Analytics Cloud models and APIs12.

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•A. Use fewer drill-down characteristics in the initial view: This can improve the query performance by reducing the amount of data that needs to be transferred and displayed at the start of the query execution. The user can drill down to more details later if needed1.

•D. Use mandatory characteristic value variables: This can improve the query performance by restricting the data selection to a smaller set of values that are relevant for the user. The user can also change the variable values later if needed1.

•E. Use include functions in the restricted key figures: This can improve the query performance by avoiding unnecessary calculations and aggregations that are done when using exclude functions. Include functions are also more efficient than selections or restricted key figures when filtering data1.

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The delta merge process is used to transfer data modifications from the delta storage to the main storage in SAP HANA database. It can be initiated in SAP BW/4HANA in the following ways:

•By using a specific process type in a process chain, called Trigger for DB Merge. This process type can be added to a process chain and linked to the loading processes that require a delta merge. The process type allows specifying the object type and name for the delta merge.

•By using the SAP BW/4HANA data load monitor, which is a web-based tool for monitoring and managing data loads. The data load monitor has an option to trigger a database merge for an object after a successful data load.

•C. SAP ABAP Connection: This is what you need to use to combine data from a non-sap system and an InfoCube of your SAP BW powered by SAP HANA system using SAP Data Warehouse Cloud. You can use an SAP ABAP connection to connect to your SAP BW system and access the InfoCube data as a remote table. You can then join this remote table with the data from the non-sap system that you have already loaded into SAP Data Warehouse Cloud using a graphical view12.

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•A. High Cardinality is set in InfoObject B: This is an object property that prevents you from changing InfoObject B into a navigational attribute for InfoObject A. A characteristic with high cardinality cannot be used as a navigation attribute for another characteristic, and therefore it cannot have navigation attributes itself12.

•B. Attribute Only is set in InfoObject B: This is an object property that prevents you from changing InfoObject B into a navigational attribute for InfoObject A. A characteristic that is marked as an exclusive attribute can only be used as a display attribute for another characteristic, but not as a navigational attribute. In addition, the characteristic cannot be transferred into InfoCubes34.

•D. Conversion Routine “ALPHA” is set in InfoObject A: This is an object property that prevents you from changing InfoObject B into a navigational attribute for InfoObject A. A characteristic that has a conversion routine cannot have navigational attributes, because the conversion routine would have to be applied to the navigational attributes as well, which is not possible5 .

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