SAP Basis

ADM100 Test Your Knowledge
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1. A background job contains one or more steps. An ABAP program or
an external command or program can be executed in a step of this
type. A job can be triggered at a particular time or when a defined
event occurs.
Answer: steps, external, step, time, event
After the job is triggered, it is processed without interruption by a
single background work process.
2. What status can a job have?
Answer: B, D, F
In addition to the three correct answers, a job could have the status
Scheduled, Ready, orCanceled.
3. Which of the listed options for time-dependent scheduling of a job
can be implemented with the standard resources of the SAP system?
Answer: A, B, C, D, E
All of the options listed can be realized by default.
4. Which of the listed options for event-dependent scheduling of a job
can be implemented with the standard resources of the SAP system?
Answer: A, B, C
Option D cannot be realized in the standard system. However,
you can implement this as one of many additional possibilities by
extending the standard system using function modules.
5. If one of the system’s ten background work processes is reserved for
class A jobs, and jobs are being processed in the other nine work
processes, the reserved work process remains free even if a class A job
is waiting for execution.
Answer: False
The work processes that are reserved for class A jobs process class A
jobs. The option to reserve work processes for class A jobs should
only prevent all work processes being occupied with class B or C jobs.
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