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SAP Exam C_HAMOD_2404 Topic 1 Question 5 Discussion

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Why would you write your SQL code in a procedure instead of a function? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

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Suggested Answer: A, B, E

by Annelle at Apr 26, 2024, 08:21 PM

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Whitley
1 years ago
Procedures, procedures, procedures! B, E, and let's not forget C. SQLScript is where it's at, my friends.
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Aliza
1 years ago
Yes, processing input parameters and generating multiple tabular output data sets are key reasons to use procedures over functions.
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Aliza
1 years ago
Absolutely, functions are limited in what they can do. Procedures allow for more flexibility.
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Clorinda
1 years ago
Procedures are the way to go! B, E, and even D for those dynamic analytic privileges. Functions are so last year.
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Rossana
1 years ago
Definitely, functions are limited in comparison to procedures.
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Tambra
1 years ago
I agree, procedures are more versatile for modifying table content.
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Mitsue
1 years ago
Haha, don't forget about modifying tables! A is also a valid answer. Procedures give you more flexibility than those boring old functions.
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Merlyn
1 years ago
C) To implement SQLScript syntax
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Felicitas
1 years ago
B) To process input parameters
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Stefania
1 years ago
A) To modify the content of a table
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Amina
1 years ago
Hmm, I'd say B, C, and E are the right choices. The SQLScript syntax in procedures is a key advantage over functions.
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Shasta
1 years ago
Yes, developing dynamic analytic privileges is also a valid reason to choose a procedure over a function.
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Shasta
1 years ago
Definitely, generating multiple tabular output data sets is another benefit of writing SQL code in a procedure.
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Shasta
1 years ago
I agree, processing input parameters and implementing SQLScript syntax are important reasons to use a procedure.
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Romana
1 years ago
I heard procedures are better when you want to implement SQLScript syntax too.
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Nickole
1 years ago
Good point, Taylor. Functions generally return a single value or table.
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Moon
1 years ago
True. Also, what about generating multiple tabular output data sets? Procedures can handle that.
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Juliana
1 years ago
Yeah, modifying tables makes sense. Functions are usually read-only, right?
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Chanel
1 years ago
I think the correct answers are B, E. Processing input parameters and generating multiple tabular outputs are definitely good reasons to use a procedure over a function.
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Reed
1 years ago
No, that's not one of the correct answers.
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Christiane
1 years ago
C) To implement SQLScript syntax
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Samira
1 years ago
Actually, that's not one of the reasons for using a procedure.
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Mi
1 years ago
A) To modify the content of a table
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Francis
1 years ago
Yes, those are two of the correct reasons.
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Elfriede
1 years ago
E) To generate multiple tabular output data sets
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Dallas
1 years ago
B) To process input parameters
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Tarra
1 years ago
I think one reason is to modify the content of a table. Procedures are good for that.
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Diego
1 years ago
Why would you write your SQL code in a procedure instead of a function? Any ideas?
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