C_TADM53_70 試験問題を無料オンラインアクセス

What consequences has the use of "native SQL" in ABAP programs written by customers?

• A.No buffering of table content on the SAP application server
• B.The use of native SQL always results in poor performance
• C.Loss of database independence for these programs
• D.No lock handling by the enqueue work process

Which one of the following tools is used to configure VM parameters for AS Java?

• A.Config Tool
• B.NetWeaver Developer Studio
• C.SAPinst
• D.Visual Administrator

You want to maintain the SQL Server parameter, lightweight pooling, to speed up the communication with the SQL Server. Which goals can you achieve with this parameter? (Choose two)

• A.To determine that the SQL Server uses fibers to run user commands.
• B.To determine the size of the thread pool that the SQL Server system uses to maintain client connections.
• C.To determine that the SQL Server uses threads to run user commands.
• D.To determine the size of the fiber pool that the SQL Server system uses to maintain client connections.
• E.To determine the size of the pool of operating system processes that the SQL Server uses to maintain client connections.

Which of the following are possible assignments when setting up output devices in SAP systems based on AS ABAP? (Choose two)

• A.An output device must be assigned to a specific spool work process.
• B.An output device can be directly assigned to a logical spool server.
• C.An output device does not need to be assigned to a spool server.
• D.An output device can be directly assigned to a physical spool server.

Which statement regarding remote printing with SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP is correct?

• A.If you want to configure remote printing for an output device, you have to choose access method R in every case (on all operating systems).
• B.If you want to configure remote printing for an output device, you need to choose access method C for Windows operating systems.
• C.If you want to configure remote printing for an output device, you can use access methods U and S, depending on your operating system.