C-HANATEC-16 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

You need to recover a tenant database backup from SAP HANA system 1 into SAP HANAsystem2. Which activities do you perform to restore the tenant? Note: There are 2 correct answers.

• A.Copy the transaction logs to the target database
• B.Start the recovered tenant database
• C.Recover the tenant with the Initialize Log Area option
• D.Create the tenant in the target database

Why does SAP HANA have a persistence storage layer that is disk-based? Note: There are 2 correct answers.

• A.To ensure maximum performance
• B.To persist in-memory data
• C.To allow a restart if the power fails
• D.To enable database scale-up

You administer a single-host system with 100GB physical memory. The global allocation limit and the individual service allocation limit are set to 90%. Three services are running-Service 1 has 25 GB of memory allocated and service 2 has 40 GB allocated. What is the effective allocation limit of service 3?

• A.25 GB
• B.90 GB
• C.100 GB
• D.35 GB

What is the correct sequence of the following four steps in the restart of the SAP HANA database system?
Please choose the correct answer.

• A.Row tables are loaded into memory. 3. Open transactions are recovered. 4. Column tables are loaded.
• B.Aborted transactions are rolled back. 2. Open transactions are recovered. 3. Row tables are loaded into memory. 4. Column tables are loaded.
• C.Row tables are loaded into memory. 2. Open transactions are recovered. 3. Aborted transactions are rolled back. 4. Column tables are loaded.
• D.Aborted transactions are rolled back.
• E.Row tables are loaded into memory. 2. Column tables are loaded. 3. Open transactions are recovered. 4.
  Aborted transactions are rolled back.

When can you load and unload individual tables and table columns manually in an SAP HANA tenant database? There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A.When you need to extend the scale-out memory
• B.When you need to actively free up memory.
• C.When you need to optimize the standby node memory.
• D.When you need to measure total memory