C_BOWI_40 · Question #118
Which two statements are true of contexts?
The correct answer is A. You can combine objects in different contexts. C. You can combine any object within the same context to create a query. In SAP BusinessObjects universe contexts, objects from different contexts can be combined (generating a synchronized multi-SQL query), and any object within the same context can be freely combined in a query.
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Which two statements are true of contexts?
Options
- AYou can combine objects in different contexts.
- BYou cannot combine objects in different contexts.
- CYou can combine any object within the same context to create a query.
- DYou can combine only measures within the same context to create a query.
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A73% (27)
- B11% (4)
- D16% (6)
Why each option
In SAP BusinessObjects universe contexts, objects from different contexts can be combined (generating a synchronized multi-SQL query), and any object within the same context can be freely combined in a query.
Combining objects from different contexts is supported - the universe generates separate SQL queries for each context and then synchronizes the results in the report, enabling multi-context queries without errors.
This is false because Web Intelligence and the universe layer explicitly support cross-context queries through SQL synchronization, so combining objects from different contexts is allowed.
Within the same context, any object (dimensions, details, or measures) can be combined to form a valid query, as the context defines a consistent set of joins that resolves any schema ambiguity.
Restricting combinations to measures only is incorrect - all object types (dimensions, details, and measures) can be combined within the same context.
Concept tested: BusinessObjects universe contexts and cross-context query behavior
Source: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_BUSINESSOBJECTS_BUSINESS_INTELLIGENCE_PLATFORM/09382137-c4d8-4642-aa37-c3e69d3a1f5b/46d2dc986e041014910aba7db0e91070.html
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