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What is constant selection |
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Question Submitted By :: Rajat.fore |
| This Interview Question Asked @ Accenture |
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| Answer | This feature allows you to mark a selection in query
designer as constant, navigation and filtering has no
effect on this during runtime.  |
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Which data you load first ( MASTER or TRANSACTIOANAL ) ?
And why ? |
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Question Submitted By :: Tapu.sapbw |
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| Answer | The master data is loaded first. Because , it determines how transactions happens and which way it is to be happened. The master data is building block, upon which we maintain the record of the transactions as they takes place.  |
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what is the main difference between view and the function
module? |
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Question Submitted By :: Rajabw |
| This Interview Question Asked @ IBM |
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| Answer | Hi I believe that this question came up in relation to
Generic Extractors (Which can be created on
Table/View,Function Module and Infoset query). View is a
combination of two or more tables with keys being commmon
among these tables and doesn't hold phisical data. Function
module is a modularization technique where in you pick data
from different tables checking the data in these tables
against certain conditions.  |
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| Answer | Added to the above answer, Function Module can even access
the Pool tables, whereas View can not.  |
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what is the differences between standard DSO and write
optimised DSO and Direct update DSO. |
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Question Submitted By :: Rajabw |
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| Answer | Standard DSO can have one user and one operation at a time.
Write optimized DSO is used to get unique records  |
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What is Cell Definition ? |
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Question Submitted By :: Tapu.sapbw |
| This Interview Question Asked @ Satyam |
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| Answer | It is a cell specific definition.(intersection of two
structures one char structure and one key firgure structure)  |
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What do you do , when you get a GAP ?
What is FIT-GAP analysis ? |
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Question Submitted By :: Tapu.sapbw |
| This Interview Question Asked @ TCS |
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| Answer | Fit gap means, before implementing the SAP all the business data is in the form of documents, we cannot keep this data as is in the SAP. There should be a gap. So by filling this gap, we make configuration with the help of these documents. This is called as fit gap analysis.  |
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what is the difference between Data Target and Info Provider |
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Question Submitted By :: Rddybw |
| This Interview Question Asked @ IBM |
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| Answer | Data Target refers to an object where there is a physical
storage of data. Info-provider refers to a logical object
where there is no physical storage of data.  |
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| Answer | Infoproviders are objects for which you can create and execute queries in SAP BI.
These includes objects that physically store data – the data targets, such as Infocube, DSO, characteristics Infoobjects. They also include objects that do not store physical data, such as Infosets, Virtual Infoproviders and Multiproviders.
Infoproviders is a generic term used to describe any objects or views relevant to reporting.
Data Targets become InfoProviders if they are used for BEx Reporting.  |
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