SAP Exam C_ARSOR_2308 Topic 2 Question 11 Discussion

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Question #: 11
Topic #: 2

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What is affected when you change the value selected in the Locale field?

ALanguage for supplier correspondence

BTime zone used to specify event start and end dates

CLanguage for header fields and system generated messages

DFormatting of numbers and dates

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Suggested Answer: C, D

by Ezekiel at Feb 10, 2024, 10:51 AM

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Tandra

1 years ago

I think changing the Locale also affects the time zone used for event start and end dates (Option B). Different locales could mean different time zones.

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Shanda

1 years ago

I believe it also affects the formatting of numbers and dates (Option D). The Locale setting usually determines how numbers and dates are displayed.

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Leonora

1 years ago

I agree with Edmond. It makes sense that changing the Locale would impact the language used for system messages.

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Bong

1 years ago

Changing the Locale is like a linguistic samba - it touches the music (language), the dance (formatting), and even the venue (time zone). I'll take C and D, with a side of salsa.

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Kimberely

12 months ago

I agree, changing the Locale really does affect multiple aspects of the system!

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Gerry

12 months ago

D) Formatting of numbers and dates

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Cordie

12 months ago

A) Language for header fields and system generated messages

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Lillian

1 years ago

Hmm, the time zone one is interesting, but I think the language and formatting are the key things impacted. C and D for me.

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Jose

12 months ago

So, C and D are the main things affected when you change the value in the Locale field.

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Shantay

12 months ago

Yes, it also impacts the formatting of numbers and dates.

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Kaitlyn

1 years ago

I agree, changing the locale affects the language for header fields and system generated messages.

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Edmond

1 years ago

I think changing the Locale affects the language for header fields and system generated messages (Option C).

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Pearline

1 years ago

Wow, the Locale field controls a lot more than I thought! I'm going with C and D, easy peasy.

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Aracelis

12 months ago

That's interesting, I didn't realize changing the Locale field had such a big impact.

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Gennie

12 months ago

Yeah, and it also affects the formatting of numbers and dates.

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Stephanie

12 months ago

I think it affects the language for header fields and system generated messages.

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Micah

1 years ago

It also affects the formatting of numbers and dates. It's important to select the right option.

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Kelvin

1 years ago

I agree, changing the Locale field affects the language for header fields and system generated messages.

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Emilio

1 years ago

Actually, Lynelle, the time zone is not affected by changing the Locale. It mainly impacts language settings and number/date formats.

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Lynelle

1 years ago

I think the time zone used to specify event start and end dates is affected too.

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Dannie

1 years ago

Yes, that's right! Changing the Locale can definitely impact the formatting of numbers and dates as well.

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Jessenia

1 years ago

The Locale field definitely affects the language and formatting. I'd go with C and D for sure.

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Harrison

1 years ago

D) Formatting of numbers and dates

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Brandon

1 years ago

C) Language for header fields and system generated messages

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Marcelle

1 years ago

I believe it also affects the formatting of numbers and dates.

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Emilio

1 years ago

I agree with Dannie. The Locale setting does impact the language used in system messages.

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Dannie

1 years ago

I think when you change the Locale, the language for header fields and system generated messages is affected.

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