A.Insert function

B.Save function

C.Parking function

D.Hold function

A.SAP HANA allows you to build aggregate tables on top of aggregates and, in addition, special versions of the database tables to support special applications.

B.SAP HANA organizes data in line item tables and can aggregate data from these line item tables at runtime.

C.SAP HANA makes extensive use of database indexes providing common access paths to data in order to improve access speed.

D.SAP HANA uses a structured hierarchical data model with a multitude of lean prebuilt aggregated tables to write efficient code.

A.No zero balance check is made in the system.

B.No postings are made on an offsetting account.

C.No special general ledger indicators of your own can be created of this type.

D.Noted items are posted to an alternative reconciliation account.

E.The account for the offsetting entry is selected automatically.

A.Asset class, main asset number, sub number

B.Main asset number, sub number, depreciation area

C.Depreciation area, asset class, main asset number, sub number

D.Asset class, depreciation area, main asset number, group asset

A.Accruals are carried out.

B.The balance carry forward program is run.

C.Vendor invoices are posted.

D.Foreign currency documents are valuated.