SAP Exam C_HANAIMP_17 Topic 7 Question 39 Discussion

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Question #: 39
Topic #: 7

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Why might you use SAP HANA Graph with text analysis?

ATo illustrate multi-point relationships between text entities

BTo provide a visual method to build a custom text analysis

CTo highlight similarities between documents using hierarchies

DTo uncover the dependencies between parts of speech

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Suggested Answer: A, C

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Abraham

1 years ago

Jerry: I agree with that, variables can help provide more dynamic and flexible calculations in the view.

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Tiera

1 years ago

Julieta: I think the answer is C because variables can be used to filter data based on user input during run-time.

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Rikki

1 years ago

Rikki: D) To provide a dynamic value in a calculated column.

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Julieta

1 years ago

Emeline: C) To provide a run-time attribute filter based on a user input.

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Jerry

1 years ago

B) To pass values between procedures and calculation views.

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Emeline

1 years ago

A) To break up complex SQL into smaller steps.

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Luis

1 years ago

What is the purpose of a variable in a calculation view?

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Theron

1 years ago

That's true, variables can be used for dynamic calculations based on user input.

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Melynda

1 years ago

I was tempted to go with option C, but then I realized that's more for input parameters. Variables are all about that sweet, sweet calculated column action.

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Paulene

1 years ago

Actually, variables are more about breaking up complex SQL into smaller steps.

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Junita

1 years ago

I agree, variables are used to provide a run-time attribute filter based on user input.

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Felix

1 years ago

I think the purpose of a variable is to provide a dynamic value in a calculated column.

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Odelia

1 years ago

Haha, variables in calculation views are like the superheroes of data analysis. They swoop in and save the day with their dynamic powers!

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Maybelle

1 years ago

Yeah, I was a bit confused at first, but after thinking it through, option D makes the most sense. Gotta love those dynamic values!

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Charlie

1 years ago

Dynamic values in calculated columns can be really useful.

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Fallon

1 years ago

I agree, it's great to have that flexibility in calculations.

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Nina

1 years ago

I agree, option D is definitely the correct choice.

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Tyisha

1 years ago

Option D is correct. Dynamic values in calculated columns are really useful.

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Katie

1 years ago

I believe variables are used to provide a dynamic value in a calculated column.

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Anika

1 years ago

Agreed, variables are super useful for making your calculations more flexible and responsive to user needs.

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Gregoria

1 years ago

Option D is definitely the right answer. Variables in calculation views are all about providing dynamic values for calculated columns.

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Rory

1 years ago

Got it. Thanks for clarifying.

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Taryn

1 years ago

That's not the main purpose either. Variables are mainly used for dynamic values in calculated columns.

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Carri

1 years ago

I see. What about passing values between procedures and calculation views?

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Allene

1 years ago

No, that's not the main purpose of variables in a calculation view.

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Kristin

1 years ago

So, variables are not used to break up complex SQL into smaller steps?

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Una

1 years ago

Yes, that's correct. Variables are used to provide dynamic values in calculated columns.

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Azalee

1 years ago

I think the purpose of a variable in a calculation view is to provide a dynamic value in a calculated column.

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Lynette

1 years ago

I agree with that, variables can help simplify the logic in calculation views.

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Theron

1 years ago

I think the purpose of a variable is to break up complex SQL into smaller steps.

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