C_DBADM 無料問題集「SAP Certified - Database Administrator - SAP HANA」

（A）opy the on-premises validation record into the cloud package and proceed with early reporting.

（B）omplete environment-specific validation for the SAP HANA Cloud database before approving reporting movement.

（C）pprove early reporting because on-premises stability proves the mixed landscape is operational.

（D）elay all cloud reporting planning until hypercare is formally closed for every on-premises database.

（A）eject all tuning until every plant has moved to SAP HANA Cloud reporting.

（B）eplace monitoring review with supervisor feedback because the reports are business-facing.

（C）reserve baseline monitoring evidence first, then approve tuning if current evidence supports it.

（D）une now and use the improved late-shift response time as the rollout readiness result.

（A）se only the on-premises cockpit status because the active workload still runs on the on-premises SAP HANA database.

（B）pprove the readiness status because both SAP HANA environments are visible in their respective administration tools.

（C）eparate the checklist into environment-specific validation points and confirm the required evidence for each SAP HANA environment.

（D）elay the readiness review until the SAP HANA Cloud target hosts the same workload as the on-premises database.

（A）ccept the rehearsal because upgrade completion and successful startup prove the upgraded database is ready.

（B）omplete the skipped administration-tool validation against the upgraded database and accept the rehearsal only if the check passes.

（C）reate a new backup and use its completion as evidence that post-upgrade administration is valid.

（D）estart the upgraded database and close the checklist if the second startup completes without error.

（A）eview the job timing against the administrative task and CPU history, then adjust scheduling or workload placement if the overlap is confirmed.

（B）ccept the current schedule because successful completion proves that the reporting window is protected.

（C）estart the database before the next run so background execution begins from a clean runtime state.

（D）hange the job owner immediately because delayed completion indicates an authorization problem.

（A）ccept the installation because the database starts and the temporary database explorer connection works.

（B）ename the administration evidence in the checklist only, without changing the actual database explorer connection.

（C）reate and verify the final database explorer connection using the approved administration naming standard, then repeat validation.

（D）efer connection naming cleanup until the first production monitoring cycle confirms database availability.

（A）dentify which maintenance finalization step did not complete correctly and finish that step before releasing the system.

（B）gnore the remaining lifecycle discrepancy because database availability proves that the maintenance sequence completed well enough for production use.

（C）estart the database services again and assume the lifecycle record will realign automatically once all components refresh.

（D）oll back the full maintenance activity immediately because any lifecycle mismatch means the current environment is invalid.

（A）alidate only goods receipt

（B）ccept local exception handling because transition weekends should prioritize speed over continuity

（C）etain the stricter receipt-to-invoice sequence and validate whether finance traceability remains intact under overlap-period conditions

（D）uspend invoice validation during the weekend and rely on post-go-live cleanup for any unsettled cases

（A）ompare the recent configuration change against the affected workload pattern and adjust only the setting that is shifting performance away from interactive use.

（B）everse the full tuning change immediately because any daytime slowdown proves the optimization attempt failed overall.

（C）ove the analyst workload completely to SAP HANA Cloud because the mixed landscape already supports that target environment.

（D）ncrease CPU resources first because a short response spike always indicates the current configuration is already correct but undersized.

（A）un a backup immediately and use successful backup completion as evidence that the configuration is valid.

（B）alidate the activation requirement for the changed parameter, apply the required activation step, and recheck the active runtime state.

（C）hange the persisted configuration record back to the old value because the runtime state already reflects stable operation.

（D）lose the activity because successful routine checks prove that the configuration change is operationally harmless.