SAP Exam C_HAMOD_2404 Topic 7 Question 4 Discussion

Actual exam question for SAP's C_HAMOD_2404 exam

Question #: 4
Topic #: 7

You have linked an underlying node to the star join node to define the data foundation. Which data source type can you then join to the data foundation?

ATables

BCUBE calculation view

CDIMENSION calculation view

DTable functions

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Suggested Answer: C

by Lavera at Apr 30, 2024, 10:44 PM

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Aleshia

1 years ago

I'm going with CUBE calculation view; it makes the most logical sense to join the node.

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Lai

1 years ago

Guys, I'm pretty sure it's Table functions when you link to the star join node.

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Hildred

1 years ago

I heard it has to be DIMENSION calculation view.

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Leigha

1 years ago

Table functions? Really? That just sounds too random to be the correct answer here.

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Daisy

1 years ago

C) DIMENSION calculation view

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Glenna

1 years ago

B) CUBE calculation view

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Keshia

1 years ago

A) Tables

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Precious

1 years ago

I thought it was Tables. Not sure why though.

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Anisha

1 years ago

Wait, table functions? Is this an SAP-related question? Because that's the only time I've ever heard of 'table functions'.

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Lezlie

1 years ago

Table functions are indeed a data source type that can be joined to the data foundation in SAP.

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Junita

1 years ago

A) Tables

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Art

1 years ago

Yes, this is an SAP-related question. Table functions can be joined to the data foundation.

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Veronika

1 years ago

Yes, this question is related to SAP. Table functions are used in SAP for specific data processing tasks.

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Josefa

1 years ago

D) Table functions

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Kasandra

1 years ago

C) DIMENSION calculation view

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Cristina

1 years ago

B) CUBE calculation view

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Alline

1 years ago

No, table functions are not the only option. You can also join tables, CUBE calculation views, or DIMENSION calculation views.

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Regenia

1 years ago

Yes, table functions can be joined to the data foundation.

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Mignon

1 years ago

A) Tables

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Jennifer

1 years ago

Yeah, absolutely. But I think the answer should be CUBE calculation view.

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Selma

1 years ago

Tables, of course! That's the most obvious choice here.

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Cyril

1 years ago

D) Table functions

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Lorrine

1 years ago

I agree, tables are the way to go.

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Cletus

1 years ago

C) DIMENSION calculation view

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Yvette

1 years ago

I think tables would be more suitable in this case.

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Amie

1 years ago

B) CUBE calculation view

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Hector

1 years ago

Definitely tables, that's the right choice.

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Devon

1 years ago

Absolutely, tables are the way to go for joining to the data foundation.

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Dana

1 years ago

A) Tables

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Vicki

1 years ago

A) Tables

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Chaya

1 years ago

DIMENSION calculation view seems like the right answer. The question mentions a 'data foundation', which sounds like a dimension.

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Buck

1 years ago

This question feels a bit tricky, doesn't it?

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