SAP Exam C_HAMOD_2404 Topic 6 Question 20 Discussion

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Question #: 20
Topic #: 6

What are some best practices for writing SQLScript for use with calculation views? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

AControl the flow logic using IF-THEN-ELSE conditions.

BBreak up large statements by using variables.

CChoose declarative language instead of imperative language.

DUse dynamic SQL.

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Suggested Answer: B, C

by Dona at Sep 15, 2024, 10:56 AM

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Fidelia

16 days ago

Declarative language over imperative? Well, duh. Who wants to write a novel just to get some data, am I right?

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Isabelle

3 days ago

C) Control the flow logic using IF-THEN-ELSE conditions.

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Shawnda

9 days ago

A) Break up large statements by using variables.

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Rashida

21 days ago

I prefer using declarative language over imperative language for better readability.

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Princess

28 days ago

I agree with Deangelo. Breaking up large statements with variables is also important.

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Loren

29 days ago

Breaking up those statements with variables? Genius! That's what I call thinking outside the box.

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Theola

16 days ago

Definitely, using variables can help improve the performance and readability of the code.

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Alysa

18 days ago

I agree, it's a good practice to use variables to break up large SQLScript statements.

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Aileen

22 days ago

Yes, breaking up statements with variables can make the code more readable and easier to maintain.

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Galen

1 months ago

A, B, and C - the holy trinity of SQL best practices. I'd tattoo that on my forehead if I could.

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Charlette

6 days ago

A, B, and C - the holy trinity of SQL best practices. I'd tattoo that on my forehead if I could.

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Providencia

9 days ago

C) Control the flow logic using IF-THEN-ELSE conditions.

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Effie

19 days ago

B) Use dynamic SQL.

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Aretha

21 days ago

A) Break up large statements by using variables.

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Josefa

1 months ago

B and C definitely seem like the right moves here. Gotta keep that SQL concise and readable!

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Eladia

28 days ago

User 2: Definitely, declarative language is also important for keeping SQL concise.

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Sharika

1 months ago

User 1: I agree, breaking up statements with variables is key for readability.

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Carmelina

1 months ago

D? Really? Using dynamic SQL? That's just asking for trouble, if you ask me.

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Deangelo

1 months ago

I think best practice is to control flow logic with IF-THEN-ELSE.

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