SAP Exam C_SEN_2305 Topic 2 Question 22 Discussion

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Question #: 22
Topic #: 2

Your customer is localizing SAP Companion content. The localization process has not been fully completed yet. English should be the fallback language of non-localized content.What should the customer consider in that scenario?Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

AContexts with incomplete content localizations result in an error message.

BContent that is not yet translated is displayed in the global fallback language.

CAlthough the global fallback language can be freely configured, the default is English.

DIf content is not localized completely, a user must switch between different UI languages to see all information.

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Suggested Answer: C, D

by Tamera at Jul 09, 2024, 08:22 AM

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Nadine

3 months ago

A is just plain wrong. Error messages? Nah, that's not how localization is supposed to work. Gotta love these trick questions!

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Delfina

2 months ago

A) is just plain wrong. Error messages? Nah, that's not how localization is supposed to work. Gotta love these trick questions!

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Steffanie

2 months ago

C) Although the global fallback language can be freely configured, the default is English.

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Barrett

3 months ago

B) Content that is not yet translated is displayed in the global fallback language.

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Marylin

3 months ago

I believe option C is also important to consider, as the default global fallback language is English.

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Cristy

3 months ago

I agree with Glen, content not yet translated should be displayed in the global fallback language.

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Domingo

3 months ago

Hold up, are you telling me I can freely configure the fallback language? Time to set it to Klingon, just to mess with people!

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Glen

3 months ago

I think the customer should consider option B.

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Ashton

3 months ago

Hmm, I'm not sure about D though. Switching between languages just to see all the content? Seems like a hassle to me.

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Kerry

2 months ago

C) Although the global fallback language can be freely configured, the default is English.

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Solange

2 months ago

B) Content that is not yet translated is displayed in the global fallback language.

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Irene

2 months ago

A) Contexts with incomplete content localizations result in an error message.

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Nenita

2 months ago

Hmm, I agree. Switching between languages would be inconvenient.

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Rashida

2 months ago

B) Content that is not yet translated is displayed in the global fallback language.

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Dana

3 months ago

A) Contexts with incomplete content localizations result in an error message.

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Denny

4 months ago

Oh come on, who didn't know that? Of course the default fallback is English, it's practically the universal language these days.

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Clemencia

3 months ago

D) If content is not localized completely, a user must switch between different UI languages to see all information.

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Emerson

3 months ago

C) Although the global fallback language can be freely configured, the default is English.

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Corrina

3 months ago

B) Content that is not yet translated is displayed in the global fallback language.

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Thersa

3 months ago

A) Contexts with incomplete content localizations result in an error message.

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Chu

4 months ago

B and C are definitely the correct answers! Falling back to the global language when localization is incomplete is the way to go.

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Sunshine

3 months ago

Yes, it ensures that users can still access the content even if it hasn't been fully translated.

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Allene

3 months ago

I agree, falling back to the global language is important when localization is incomplete.

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