SAP Exam C_HCMOD_05 Topic 3 Question 13 Discussion

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Question #: 13
Topic #: 3

You combine two customer master data tables with a union node in a calculation view. Both master data tables include the same customer name.How do you ensure that each customer name appears only once in the results?

ADefine a restricted column in a union node.

BIn the union node, map both source customer name columns to one target column.

CAdd an intersect node above the union node.

DInclude an aggregation node above the union node.

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by Fabiola at Mar 16, 2024, 09:34 AM

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Celeste

1 years ago

That's a good point, Christa. It can help provide time intervals for time-dependent parent-child hierarchies as well.

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Christa

1 years ago

I believe it can also store historical versions of attributes, which can be useful for analysis.

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Geraldine

1 years ago

I agree with Celeste. It can also add a temporal condition to a join to find matching records based on a date.

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Celeste

1 years ago

I think creating calculation views with type TIME can help provide additional time-related navigation possibilities.

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Ranee

1 years ago

Option A is the way to go. Who doesn't love more time-related navigation? It's like a time-traveling superpower!

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Billye

12 months ago

I never thought about it that way, but it does sound like a time-traveling superpower!

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Elin

1 years ago

I agree, having more time-related navigation possibilities is always helpful.

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Jacklyn

1 years ago

Option A is definitely the best choice!

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Yuki

1 years ago

B seems like the obvious choice here. Gotta have that date-based join functionality.

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Barney

12 months ago

Yeah, B is essential for finding matching records based on dates.

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Gaynell

12 months ago

I agree, B is the best option for adding temporal conditions to joins.

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Caren

12 months ago

Yeah, B is essential for finding matching records based on dates.

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Jacklyn

1 years ago

I agree, B is definitely the right choice for adding temporal conditions to joins.

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Nettie

1 years ago

I believe option D could also be a valid reason. Providing time intervals for time-dependent hierarchies is important in data modeling.

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Paris

1 years ago

C looks interesting. Storing historical versions of attributes could come in handy.

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Troy

1 years ago

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Jaime

1 years ago

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Kristofer

1 years ago

I'd go with D. Those time-dependent hierarchies can be a real headache without the right tools.

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Ariel

1 years ago

A) To provide additional time-related navigation possibilities

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Ariel

1 years ago

D) To provide the time intervals required by time-dependent parent-child hierarchies

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Jenelle

1 years ago

I agree, option A seems like the most logical choice for creating calculation views of data category DIMENSION with type TIME.

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Ronna

1 years ago

Option A sounds good to me. More time-related navigation options? Sign me up!

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Justine

1 years ago

I think option A is correct. It allows for more ways to navigate time-related data.

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