C_THR92_2505 Exam Dumps - SAP Certified Associate - SAP SuccessFactors People Analytics: Reporting

Understanding Report Restoration

SAP SuccessFactors provides the Restore Deleted Report tool to recover reports that have been unintentionally deleted from the Report Center. This is the fastest method to restore a deleted report.

Why Other Options are Incorrect

B (Create a new report and add orphaned pages): This is time-consuming and only useful if the report cannot be restored.

C (Contact SAP Support): This is unnecessary as the Restore Deleted Report tool is available.

D (Recycle Bin): The Recycle Bin does not exist for reports in SAP SuccessFactors.

References

SAP SuccessFactors Report Center User Guide

Granting Tile Creation Permissions

To enable an analyst to build tiles, you need to assign the appropriate Role-Based Permission (RBP) in the Manage Dashboards/Reports category.

Why Other Options are Incorrect

A. Analytics RBP Category: This does not provide permissions specific to tiles.

B. Dashboard administrator in Provisioning: Provisioning is not required for this task.

C. Dashboard Administrators Group: Adding to this group is not sufficient for tile creation.

References

SAP SuccessFactors Role-Based Permissions Documentation

To meet the specified query requirements in Advanced Reporting:

Duplicate the Compensation Table (B):

You must duplicate the table to represent Base Salary and Bonus as separate columns. Each instance of the table focuses on one pay component.

Configure a Table Restriction of the Compensation Table (C):

Apply restrictions to filter the data in each duplicated table to only include the specific pay component (e.g., Base Salary in one table and Bonus in the other).

Row Level Permissions Overview:

In SAP SuccessFactors Table Reports, row-level permissions control which rows of data a user can access based on their role-based permissions (RBP).

These permissions depend on the combination of the user’s View permissions (fields they are allowed to see) and Target Population (the subset of employees they are authorized to access).

How It Works:

The system evaluates both the target population and the view permissions to determine the rows visible to the user in a table report.

For example, if a manager has access to employees in their team but no view permissions for compensation fields, the data rows related to compensation will not be visible.

Filter Types in Query Designer

A Query Advanced Filter is used to define filter conditions across multiple tables in a single query. This is necessary when the criteria involve fields from different data sources.

Why Other Options are Incorrect

A (Query Scope filter): Used to limit data based on scope, but it does not combine criteria across multiple tables.

B (Table Simple filter): Applies filters only to a single table.

D (Table Advanced filter): Applies advanced criteria but only within a single table.

References

SAP SuccessFactors Query Designer Documentation