SAP C_MDG_1909 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

SAP C_MDG_1909 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 191:

  What are the features of the MDG application framework?

  A. It extends SAP's data model
  B. Standard models are provided: Preconfigured data models, user interface configurations, workflows, and data distribution are available.
  C. It is open to changes: You can extend the existing models with your own master data attributes, change the UI configuration to your users' needs, and customize the workflow and distribution t define your specific governance processes.
  D. It allows you to define your own: Tools allow you to define new objects and related processes to govern your own master data domains.
  E. None of the above
  A. It extends SAP's data model
  B. Standard models are provided: Preconfigured data models, user interface configurations, workflows, and data distribution are available.
  C. It is open to changes: You can extend the existing models with your own master data attributes, change the UI configuration to your users' needs, and customize the workflow and distribution t define your specific governance processes.
  D. It allows you to define your own: Tools allow you to define new objects and related processes to govern your own master data domains.

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• Question 192:

  Why is the context based adaptation (CBA) a relevant opt on for a flexible SAP Master Data Governance UI?

  Please choose the correct answer.

  A. It automatically takes data model enhancements into account
  B. It reduces the number of application configurations
  C. It enables the UI personalization feature
  D. It runs with ABAP and Java Web Dynpro technology
  C. It enables the UI personalization feature

• Question 193:

  What are the attributes on node level?

  A. The system offers a list of attributes that are available for each node of this type.
  B. Attributes of entity type: each entity has a set of attributes with values.
  C. Integrates into existing integration technologies e.g. Application Link Enabling (ALE) especially Intermediated Documents (IDoc).
  D. Attributes on node level: each assignment of an entity as a node has its own set of attributes with values
  A. The system offers a list of attributes that are available for each node of this type.
  B. Attributes of entity type: each entity has a set of attributes with values.
  D. Attributes on node level: each assignment of an entity as a node has its own set of attributes with values

• Question 194:

  You are customizing the material data model governance scopeunder process modeling and have set the governed flag to "No" for some attributes within an entity. What happens to these attributes? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

  A. They are displayed as read-only within the UI.
  B. They can be changed in a material consolidation process.
  C. They cannot be changed in mass processing of material.
  D. They are temporarily removed from the material data model.
  E. They can still be loaded to active area without central governance.
  A. They are displayed as read-only within the UI.
  C. They cannot be changed in mass processing of material.
  E. They can still be loaded to active area without central governance.

• Question 195:

  What are the technologies available for data transfer in MDG for materials?

  A. Enterprise Services (inbound processing)
  B. Out-of-the-box replication using Data Replication Framework (DRF)
  C. More data segments and object types
  D. Mappings
  E. ALE for connected SAP ERP or third-party systems
  A. Enterprise Services (inbound processing)
  B. Out-of-the-box replication using Data Replication Framework (DRF)
  C. More data segments and object types
  D. Mappings

• Question 196:

  What are the change request type determines?

  A. The workflow template
  B. The data model and the entity types
  C. Software Update Manager (SUM)
  D. SNOTE (Implementing notes to fix issues)
  A. The workflow template
  B. The data model and the entity types

• Question 197:

  The status of the change request and the workflow step are used in the process logic of the workflow in order to determine the following:

  A. The possible actions in the UI.
  B. The next workflow step.
  C. The next change request status.
  D. None of the above.
  A. The possible actions in the UI.
  B. The next workflow step.
  C. The next change request status.

• Question 198:

  The SAP Master Data Governance data model offers you the flexibility mode (flex mode). Which statements are correct? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

  A. Flex mode means all data (active and inactive) is stored in the generated MDG tables.
  B. Flex mode (generated active area) is an option for custom objects, to store your data.
  C. Tables as defined in the SAP MDG data model are used to store only active data.
  D. With flex mode, the system decides where to store your data (active and inactive).
  C. Tables as defined in the SAP MDG data model are used to store only active data.
  D. With flex mode, the system decides where to store your data (active and inactive).

• Question 199:

  What is the benefit of loose interlocking for hierarchies withinthe same change request? Choose the correct answer.

  A. Only the elements assigned to the hierarchy of the node beingchanged are locked.
  B. Only nodes directly below the parent node of the node beingchanged are locked.
  C. The next child element of the node being changed is locked.
  D. The whole hierarchy of the node being changed is locked.
  B. Only nodes directly below the parent node of the node beingchanged are locked.

• Question 200:

  You want to setup SAP Master Data Governance (MDG). What additional activities are necessary after the initial basis settings have been completed? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

  A. Activate event type linkage.
  B. Activate HTTP services and Fiori services.
  C. Activate MDG business functions.
  D. Activate the handler and access class.
  A. Activate event type linkage.
  C. Activate MDG business functions.