Online Access Free C_TADM54_75 Practice Test

Business APIs (BAPIs) can be used to trigger and execute transactions in an SAP landscape. Which of the following statements regarding BAPIs are correct?
There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A.BAPIs are specialized remote function calls
• B.BAPI communication requires a connection to a central LDAP directory server
• C.Data exchange by BAPI can only be done by asynchronous RFC
• D.BAPIs can be used for connecting external software to SAP systems

SAP Solution Manager 4.0 can use an SLD (System Landscape Directory). Which statements are true for the purpose of the SLD?

• A.SLD is a Java application. Therefore, ABAP applications cannot make use of the
• B.SLD is only available with the shipment of SAP NetWeaver Process Integration (PI).
• C.SLD is the landscape-wide information provider for system landscape data and acts as a foundation of many SAP applications.
• D.information provided by the SLD

Which statements regarding user management in an AS ABAP-based SAP system are correct?
There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Response:

• A.A user with user type "System" cannot log on to the system by using the SAP GUI.
• B.A user of type "Dialog" cannot be used for background processing.
• C.If you forgot your password you can use the "User ->New Password" menu path on the logon screen to notify the system administrator that you are requesting a new password.
• D.SAP recommends assigning authorization profiles via the assignment of roles to the user master data.

Oracle does not allows you to set, change, or delete (restore to default) values of some initialization parameters dynamically.
Please choose the correct answer.

• A.Incorrect
• B.Correct

You want to establish the connection between the user management of an AS ABAPbased SAP system and a Directory Server via LDAP. Which of the following configuration steps do you have to perform in the SAP system?
There are 3 correct answers to this question.

• A.In transaction SU01 (User Maintenance), create an SAP user (type "system") that is used by the Directory Server to connect to the SAP system.
• B.In transaction SICF (Maintain Services), activate the ICF service used for the communication between the SAP system and the Directory Server.
• C.In transaction SM59 (Configuration of RFC Connections), create an RFC connection of type "T" from the SAP system to the LDAP connector.
• D.In transaction LDAP (Directory Service Connection), maintain host name, port number, and product name of the Directory Server.
• E.In transaction LDAP (Directory Service Connection), provide logon credentials (user and password) in the SAP system which are then used to log on to the Directory Server.