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SAP Exam C_THR89_2311 Topic 1 Question 8 Discussion

Actual exam question for SAP's C_THR89_2311 exam
Question #: 8
Topic #: 1
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Why would you use tree security?

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Suggested Answer: A, B, D

by Margart at Mar 07, 2024, 11:02 AM

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Kiley
1 years ago
Yes, it's useful for defining multiple security pathways to protect data.
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Jina
1 years ago
I believe tree security also allows you to select specific nodes within a structural dimension.
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Coral
1 years ago
I agree. It helps define who is assigned to which role.
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Shaun
1 years ago
I think tree security is important for restricting access to certain roles or users.
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France
1 years ago
Haha, reset a user's password? That's like asking why you'd use a wrench to bake a cake. These multiple-choice questions can be tricky, but I think I've got this one figured out.
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Matilda
1 years ago
C) To select nodes within a structural dimension
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Van
1 years ago
B) To define users assigned to a role
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Lucy
1 years ago
A) To apply restrictions to a role or user
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Rashad
1 years ago
Defining multiple security pathways can also be done using tree security.
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Antonio
1 years ago
Definitely not E - that's more of a user management function, not related to tree security. This is a straightforward question, I feel confident about the right answers.
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Maryln
1 years ago
C) To select nodes within a structural dimension
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Olene
1 years ago
B) To define users assigned to a role
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Haydee
1 years ago
A) To apply restrictions to a role or user
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Carrol
1 years ago
I think C is also a valid answer. Being able to select specific nodes or branches within a dimension is a key feature of tree security.
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Leonor
1 years ago
C) To select nodes within a structural dimension
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Leonor
1 years ago
A) To apply restrictions to a role or user
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Krissy
1 years ago
C) To select nodes within a structural dimension
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Malcom
1 years ago
C) To select nodes within a structural dimension
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Martina
1 years ago
B) To define users assigned to a role
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Alexia
1 years ago
A) To apply restrictions to a role or user
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Ashleigh
1 years ago
B) To define users assigned to a role
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Lemuel
1 years ago
A) To apply restrictions to a role or user
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Alex
1 years ago
I believe it also allows you to select nodes within a structural dimension.
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Oren
1 years ago
A, B, and D seem like the correct answers here. Tree security is all about defining user roles and permissions within a hierarchical structure.
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Jovita
1 years ago
D) To define multiple security pathways
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Jovita
1 years ago
B) To define users assigned to a role
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Jovita
1 years ago
A) To apply restrictions to a role or user
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Colton
1 years ago
I agree, it helps define users assigned to a role as well.
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Leota
1 years ago
I think tree security is important to apply restrictions to a role.
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