E_S4CON_2505 Exam Dumps - SAP Certified Specialist - SAP S/4HANA Conversion and SAP System Upgrade

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Question # 4

What are the benefits of using the benchmarking option of the DMO for SUM? Note: There are 2 correctanswersto this question.

You can find the optimal number of parallel R3load processes by monitoring host performance.

You can record the modification adjustment during migration and use the transports in the next runs.

You can verify that the content of the download directory matches the stack.XML file.

You can obtain migration duration files from a previous benchmark run that can be used to optimize the next runs.

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Question # 5

SUM was registered at the SAP Host Agent. Where does the SAP Host Agent find the path to the SUM directory?

The path was stored in file host_profile during registration.

The path was stored to the environment of user adm during registration.

The path is taken from the URL entered in the browser to start SUM.

The path was stored in file sumabap.conf during registration.

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Question # 6

When using the DMO of SUM, which files can be handled by SUM in the download directory? Note: There are 2 correctanswersto this question.

Breakpoint configuration file SAPUPPHAS.BRK

Parameter file SAPup_add.par

MIGRATE_DT_DUR.XML file from a previous run

Stack XML file calculated by the maintenance planner

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Question # 7

You performed a custom code check for an SAP S/4HANA conversion. In which transactions can you review the results? Note: There are 2 correctanswersto this question.

SYCM (Simplification Database Content)

ATC (ABAP Test Cockpit)

SE80 (Object Navigator)

SAT (Runtime Analysis)

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Question # 8

You have selected "Standard" as scenario strategy in the SUM tool. Which steps take place via the shadow instance? Note: There are 2 correctanswersto this question.

Modification adjustment (SPAU)

Modification adjustment (SPDD)

Activation of dictionary objects (ACT_UPG)

Conversion of application tables (PARCONV_UPG)

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