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How can you resolve a Disk Full event?

• A.1.
  Stop the SAP HANA database.
  2.Mark the event as handled in the Overview tab of the Administration editor.
  3.Restart the SAP HANA database.
• B.1.
  Mark the event as handled in the Overview tab of the Administration editor.
  2.Add additional memory.
  3.Resume the SAP HANA database.
• C.1.
  Add additional storage space.
  2.Mark the event as handled in the Overview tab of the Administration editor.
  3.Resume the SAP HANA database.
• D.1.
  Add additional memory.
  2.Mark the event as handled in the Alerts tab of the Administration editor
  3.Resume the SAP HANA database.

You cancelled a running backup. Where in the SAP HANA studio can you verify that the cancellation was successful?

• A.In the Session subtab of the Performance tab of the Administration edit
• B.In the Backup folder of the Navigator pane
• C.In the vies M_BACKUP_CATALOG_FILE in the SYS schema
• D.In the System Information tab of the Administration editor

What does peak used memory represent?

• A.The point when SAP HANA switches to virtual memory
• B.The maximum used memory authorized by the SAP HANA license
• C.The point when an automatic delta merge will be triggered
• D.The maximum values of used memory over time

In the SAP HANA studio, in which subtab of the Landscape tab of the Administration editor can you check the statuses of all hosts in a high-availability scenario?

• A.Configuration
• B.Redistribution
• C.Services
• D.Secondary System Replication

How do you display the available disk space (in %) for data from the Volumes tab of the SAP HANA editor?

• A.1.
  In the Show dropdown list, select Service
  2.Select the row with the master index server
  3.Retrieve the Available Disk Size (%) value.
• B.1.
  Locate the Details for Data Storage section
  2.Navigate to the File subtab
  3.In the Type column, identify the row with the value "DATA"
  4.Subtract the Used/Total Size (%) value from 100
• C.1.
  Locate the Details for Data Storage section
  2.Navigate to the Data Volume Superblock Statistics subtab
  3.In the Used Superbolcks column, identify the row with the largest value
  4.Subtract the Used/Total Superblocks (%) value from 100
• D.1.
  In the Show dropdown list; select Storage
  2.In the Type column/identify the row with the value "DATA"
  3.Retrieve the Available Disk Size (%) value.