C_TADM51_731 無料問題集「SAP Certified Technology Associate - System Administration (Oracle DB) with SAP NetWeaver 7.31」

（A）The number of dialog steps being processed using this line

（B）The volume of "non-SAP-related" traffic (for example, office documents) using the same connection

（C）Activating the "Low speed connection" indicator for remote connections

（D）Using SAP's advanced online data compression technology (SAP ODCT) to minimize the network load

（E）The amount of data transferred from the database to the application server

（A）You can import a single transport request into several SAP Systems, for example, QA1 and QA2, in one step.

（B）You can select a single transport request for import.

（C）You can select several individual transport requests to be imported in one step.

（D）You can filter transport requests from a certain project and import them together in one step (provided that you have activated the CTS functionality in transaction SPRO_ADMIN).

（E）Depending on the TMS settings, you can use the 'import all' button to import all importable requests from the import queue in one step.

（A）An Internet Communication Manager

（B）The standalone message server

（C）The database instance

（D）The central instance

（A）Set the profile parameter itsp/enable to 1.

（B）You need to deploy the necessary HTML templates on the operating system level.

（C）Set the profile parameter rdisp/optimize_web_app to 1.

（D）Configure the HTML cache of the SAP NetWeaver AS Java.

（A）Port 32$$ for communication with the ABAP dispatcher, where $$ stands for the instance number.

（B）Port 36$$ for communication with the ABAP message server, where $$ stands for the central instance number.

（C）Port 5$$00 for HTTP communication with the Internet Communication Manager (ICM), where $$ stands for the instance number.

（D）Port 33$$ for communication with the ABAP message server, where $$ stands for the central instance number.

（A）You can select all transport requests for import that contain objects of a selected package.

（B）You can select a single transport request for import.

（C）You can select a single transport request and import it into multiple SAP systems in one step.

（D）You can select several individual transport requests to be imported in one step.

（E）You can filter transport requests for a certain project and import them together in one step (if
you have activated the CTS functions in transaction SPRO_ADMIN [Customizing: Project Administration]).

（A）RFC destinations are created.

（B）The user "TMSADM" is created in client 000.

（C）Transport routes are created.

（D）The transport directory is created.

（E）Transport domain control data is written to the file DOMAIN.CFG.

（A）After the upgrade (EXIT)

（B）During the upgrade before activation of table definitions (ACT_UPG)

（C）In the upgrade preparation phases (Roadmap steps 1-4)

（D）During the upgrade after the first kernel switch (KX_SWITCH_1)

（A）No work is required in the remote system.

（B）The RFC connection to be defined needs to be of type "M", because multiple clients should be addressable in the target system.

（C）For the scenario described, you will need to define three RFC connections in the calling system.

（D）In this scenario, you need to define three RFC connections of type "3" within each client of the calling SAP system.

（A）Correct

（B）Incorrect

（A）Use transaction ST10 (Table call statistics).

（B）Use tools and scripts provided by Oracle for an statistics update.

（C）Use "brconnect -f stats" with further commands to schedule an statistics update.

（D）Use transaction DBACOCKPIT to schedule an update statistics run.

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（B）562

（C）twdf1318

（D）DEV

（E）This question cannot be answered with the information available.