Online Access Free C-HANATEC-13 Practice Test

Why do we still need a persistent layer?
There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Response:

• A.To enable full database recovery if we have a power failure
• B.To store data that is frequently used
• C.To hold the delta store for newly arrived records
• D.To store data that has been unloaded from memory

Your business users are complaining about longer-than-usual query runtimes and you want to get an overview of long-running queries.
Where do you activate the expensive statements trace?
There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Response:

• A.SAP HANA database explorer for SAP HANA cockpit
• B.SAP HANA studio diagnosis mode
• C.SAP HANA Web-based Development Workbench
• D.SAP HANA cockpit 2.0

In single-host SAP HANA systems, you can use plain attached storage devices, such as Small Computers System Interface hard drives, solid-state drives (SSDs), or storage area networks (SANs).
However, to build a multi-host system with failover capabilities, the storage must ensure which of the following conditions?
There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Response:

• A.SYSTEM users replaced by standby host
• B.The failed worker host no longer has access to write to files
• C.The standby host has file access
• D.The standby host has access to write to files

How can you minimize the database migration option (DMO) downtime?
Please choose the correct answer.
Response:

• A.Adjust the number of R3load processes during benchmarking and the DMO procedure.
• B.Provide the measured table migration duration for table sequencing during benchmarking.
• C.Use the benchmarking tool for a productive database migration with the DMO procedure.
• D.Run the benchmarking tool parallel to the DMO to automatically adjust the number of R3load processes.

USER A grants a privilege to USER B, and USER B grants the same to USER C afterwards. What happens if you drop USER B from the HANA database?
Choose the correct answer.
Response:

• A.The privilege remains assigned to both USER A and USER C.
• B.The privilege is revoked from USER C, but not USER A.
• C.The privilege is revoked from USER A, but not USER C.
• D.The privilege is revoked from both USER A and USER C.