In a Datastore Object (advanced) of type Data Mart, which request can be deleted? (1)

Question

Options

• AThe latest request in the active data table
• BAny Older activated request in the inbound table
• CAny Older request the active data table
• DThe latest request the inbound

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  5% (2)
• C
  5% (2)
• D
  89% (39)

Explanation

In a Data Mart type Advanced DSO, deletion from the inbound table is restricted to only the latest request as a controlled rollback mechanism - this prevents arbitrary removal of data that could break the sequential integrity of inbound loads. Option D is correct because the inbound table holds unactivated requests, and SAP permits only the most recent one to be removed, simulating an "undo last load" operation.

Why the distractors fail:

• A is wrong because requests in the active data table cannot be individually deleted - active data is the committed record and is not reversible by simple deletion.
• B is self-contradictory: requests in the inbound table are not yet activated, so calling them "activated requests in the inbound table" is logically invalid, and older inbound requests are also not eligible for deletion.
• C is wrong for the same reason as A - the active data table does not support request-level deletion, regardless of whether the request is old or new.

Memory tip: Think of the inbound table as a loading dock - you can only send back the last delivery truck that arrived (latest request), not ones that already drove away (active table) or older trucks still waiting in line (older inbound requests).

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