최신 C_MDG_90 무료덤프 - SAP Certified Application Associate - SAP Master Data Governance

A. SAP Smart Business for SAP ERP 1.0 (based on SAP Fiori System Landscape with SAP HANA XS)

B. Sap advanced data structure

C. SAP MDG 8.0

D. SAP HANA

A. Company code data and FI data: Company code data is used by Accounting and is valid for an entire company code.

B. General data: This area is used by sales and accounting. General data is valid for all organizational units within a client and is stored at client level. Examples of general data include customer names and addresses.

C. None of these.

D. Sales area data and Sales data: Sales area data is used by the sales organization. Sales area data is valid for distribution channel, division, and sales area. A sales area can only belong to one company code.
Examples of sales area data might include terms of payments or special conditions that the customer has arranged with a specific sales area.

A. Call transaction a) MDGIMG. Find under General Settings Process Modeling Change Requests Define Rejection Reasons for Change Requests

B. On a technical level, it creates a wire from this UIBB to the Change Request UIBB (using the same parameters as for other wires in the OVP).

C. It includes a reference to an UIBB of the OVP that supplies the MDG Communicator at runtime with the information about the main entity.

D. Add a reason for your change request type with the pattern b) SFZ## by adding them and specify a reason.

A. Data distribution to operational systems via SOA or ALE.

B. Data quality services such as duplicate check.

C. Create or change a broad range of material master data attributes, including governed classification.

D. None of these.

E. Mass data upload and mass change capabilities.

A. Tools allow you to define new objects and related processes in order to govern your own master data domains

B. SAP Business Workflow and Universal WorkList (for example SAP Inbox, SAP Workflow Engine, notifications, and so on.

C. HR Organizational Management (Mini Master) (for example, PPOMA - OrgUnits, positions, user, assignment and attributes)

D. SAP BRF or Decision Management (for example, validations and workflow control)

E. SAP Customizing such as Transport and Release Management, Number Range Management, Retrofitting Technology, SAP Shipment and Business Configuration (BC) Sets, 000 Client Handling, Basis Analysis Tools, external tools and Service providers

F. SAP MDG foundation including Role Based Workflow (for example, process definition)

A. Storage allocation Determines special storage requirements such as storage UoMs, dimensions, weight, and hazardous markers

B. Sales Determines cost and UoMs for sales. Also used for dynamic availability checks.

C. Purchasing Determines appropriate suppliers and lead times. Data from the material master is automatically filled into purchase requisitions.

D. None of these.

E. Material requirements planning Determines required numbers of components for production.

A. Duplicate checks with the Customer Vendor Integration (CVI)

B. Credit-worthiness check (for example via Duns & Bradstreet interface) with the Data Import ^ Framework (DIF)

C. Address checks with the Enrichment Framework

D. Value added tax checks with the Service Mapping Tool (SMT)

A. The model holds and provides the business logic.

B. The controller handles the user input and steers the application.

C. Standard MVC allows for nested view controllers.

D. Views define the layout.

A. Reuse Standard Content: Reuse existing data structures and functionality of SAP Business Suite

B. Reuse: the existing data structures and functionality of SAP Business Suite

C. Enhance: functionality Be able to enhance MDG functionality based on predefined content (for example, plant or sales data) or customer-specific extensions

D. None of the above.

A. Workflow

B. Analytical

C. Transactional

D. Fact sheet

A. Automatically via the SAP Replication Server

B. Manually from search results or via backend transaction

C. Automatically via workflow or scheduled via jobs

D. Manually in the single-object processing

A. By deactivating or reactivating an entity, relationship, or attribute, you do not change any dictionary or database object; you change only the ability of MDG to edit the chosen object.

B. You can use the customizing activity Import BC Set to Reset Governance Scope to set the governance scope to the EPH6 model which contains only identifying and descriptive data.

C. Governance scope determines the fields from the data model that can be edited by the MDG application.

D. None of the above.

E. When you take a field out of governance scope, it becomes read-only on the MDG UI and you may wish to remove it.

A. Direct activation of new records
NO activation of updated records
Activation of erroneous best records with the change request process

B. NO Activation of new records
Direct activation of erroneous updated records
Activation of best records with the change request process

C. Direct activation of new records
Activation of updated records with the change request process
NO activation of erroneous best records

D. Activation of erroneous new records with the change request process
NO activation of erroneous updated records
Direct activation of erroneous best records

A. Entity Storage/Use Type 3 - NOT changeable via SAP MDG; no generated tables

B. Entity Storage/Use Type 1- Changeable via Change Request; generated data tables

C. Entity Storage/Use Type 4 - Changeable via other entity type; generated database table

D. Entity Storage/Use Type 2 - Changeable w/o Change Request; generated check/text tables

A. Records with a matching score lower than the low threshold are not regarded as duplicates.

B. Conversion from IDoc format to SOA-Messages

C. Export from client systems and MDG system, including master data, key mapping, and value mapping

D. Import to MDG system, including master data, key mapping, and value mapping

A. Choose b) Start SAP Logon. The system ZME should be in the list of Systems

B. Log on to the MDG system a) ZME Client 800 via SAP Logon.

C. Log on using the data provided in the MDG User Details table.

D. In the Windows Security dialog box, enter the data provided in the User Details table

E. Mark c) Public and choose Finish.

A. Financial Controlling Governance

B. Financial Accounting Governance

C. Financial Consolidation Governance

D. None of the above.