A.Perform expensive calculations on the ABAP application server.

B.Perform expensive calculations on the database.

C.Transfer all data from the database to the ABAP layer, and then aggregate the results.

D.Aggregate data on the database, and transfer the results to the ABAP layer.

E.Use native SQL to access SAP HANA built-in functions.

A.Tools analyzing performance at run-time, to determine if critical constructs

B.A new tool called SQL Monitor to determine the priority if different programs access the database intensively

C.The ABAP Trace (SAT) and the ABAP Profiling perspective to measure and compare runtime consumption

D.A selection Code Inspector (SCI) and ABAP Test Cockpit (ATC) to locate potential functional and performance issues.

A.You need to refresh the content of the container manually

B.Automatic release of units

C.Take snapshot manually before releasing of the container

D.Changes to Delta Container

A.Calculate aggregations using ABAP code on the application server to limit database load

B.Use a column list in the SELECT clause to ensure that you only read a column if it is really required

C.Use repeated SELECT SINGLE statements to ensure that you only read arrow if it is really required

D.Eliminate nested SELECT statements to reduce the overall number of database accesses

A.In the Performance Analysis view

B.In the Outline view of the ABAP Performance perspective

C.In the Project Explorer view

D.In the Problems view