COPY: SAP S/4HANA Conversion Exam Quiz

During the upgrade process, programs with 'automatic adjustment' flag are automatically modified and saved without user input.

The system automatically saves adjustments made to programs during the upgrade process without requiring user intervention.

The 'Postprocessing' step in the upgrade process, after all post-procedure steps are completed. This marks the point when all dialog users can access the system.

SUM (Software Update Manager) is used to execute Unicode conversion processes. It involves loading the necessary conversion components.

The DMO (Database Migration Option) guide provides detailed information about SUM phases starting with 'EU_CLONE_'. This guide covers the migration process.

Using the 'Benchmarking' option, you can assess performance during the database migration by running tests. The 'Repetition' option focuses on data consistency by migrating the entire database.

During the BIND_PATCH phase, the 'Calculated level' represents the latest SAP Support Packages available in the download directory. This ensures that the system has the most recent updates.

The 'Calculated level' in the BIND_PATCH phase reflects the SAP Support Packages present in the download directory. These packages are crucial for maintaining system stability and functionality.

SUM allows for generating ABAP loads (SGEN) during the post-downtime phase of the upgrade process to ensure system stability and optimized performance.

When the option 'Do not compare table contents' is selected in SUM's DMO, the system skips the table comparison step during the migration process. This may speed up the migration but can lead to inconsistencies.

The repository becomes accessible on the target database after the 'Uptime migration (EU_CLONE_MIG_UT_RUN)' phase during a DMO procedure with SUM.

The 'Conversion' step in an SAP S/4HANA conversion with DMO can be partially shifted to uptime processing, allowing for a smoother transition and reducing downtime.

DOC.D, an older database, is not supported as a source system for the migration process. Newer versions of the database are required for compatibility.

The transaction /ASU/SHOW_NOTE displays a specific SAP note in a web browser, providing details and instructions related to the note.

The recommended procedure for upgrading to SAP ECC 6.08 from a single codepage system is to convert to Unicode before the upgrade. This ensures better compatibility and functionality.

SUM 2.0 is used when upgrading to SAP ECC 6.08 without using DMO, while SUM 1.0 is preferred when using it.

A stack XML file, produced by the maintenance planner, is necessary for the prerequisite check, ensuring that the system meets the requirements for the upgrade.

Benchmark runs primarily aim to optimize the migration process, identifying bottlenecks and improving performance during the data transfer to the target system.

By default, SUM uses R3load and a network socket connection to transfer data from the source database to the target database during the migration.

The SAP S/4HANA Conversion Guide provides information about simplification item (SI) checks, helping users analyze and adapt their code for compatibility with the S/4HANA system.

Deletes are directly executed in the target table using a delete trigger to keep the source and target tables synchronized during database operations.

Checking for the latest software patches and updates is required during the prerequisite check for using SUM. This ensures the system is up-to-date and ready for the upgrade.

A standalone AS ABAP system with SAP_BASIS 752 and above can be used for the ABAP Test Cockpit (ATC) to analyze your custom code before converting to SAP S/4HANA.

During the EU_CLONE_MIG_DT_RUN phase, 40 Process Buckets are executed in parallel. These buckets correspond to 40 pairs of R3load processes, resulting in 80 total processes running simultaneously.

The latest content of the simplification database, used for the Custom Code Migration Worklist, can be downloaded from the SAP Support Portal.

The main SAP Note for the SUM version generally includes links to various patch levels for SUM.

The PARMVNT_UPG phase in SUM happens during the technical downtime of an SAP S/4HANA conversion.

When configuring R3load processes in the DMO of SUM, the number of parallel processes is often limited by the number of available CPU cores for optimal performance.

Applying SAP Notes via the Note Assistant helps acquire the latest updates for the Custom Code Migration Worklist, ensuring your code is up-to-date for S/4HANA conversion.

During technical downtime in DMO, more than the defined number of processes can run if the system resources allow it, speeding up the migration process.

The benchmarking option allows you to test the migration process with a subset of data, evaluating the performance and resource usage for planning the full migration.

The activation of dictionary objects occurs during the shadow instance phase of the SUM main configuration.

The 'Calculated level' in the BIND_PATCH phase reflects the latest SAP Support Packages present in the download directory, ensuring the system has the most recent updates.