You want to integrate an SAP HANA information view for master data into another one for transaction data. What do you need to do before you can integrate the master data view?

Question

Options

• AActivate the design time version of the master data view to turn it into a CompositeProvider
• BIntegrate the design time version of the transaction data view into a CompositeProvider
• CActivate the design time version of the master data view to generate a run time version
• DIntegrate the design time version of the master data view into a CompositeProvider

• A
  81% (13)
• B
  13% (2)
• D
  6% (1)

Explanation

Activating the design-time master data view is the required prerequisite because activation transforms it into a CompositeProvider - the specific runtime object type that can be referenced and consumed by another information view (the transaction data one). Without activation, the view exists only as a design-time artifact and is invisible to other views at runtime.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B focuses on the wrong view - you need to prepare the master data (source) view, not the transaction data (target) view first.
• C is close but imprecise: activation doesn't just produce a generic "runtime version" - it specifically produces a CompositeProvider, which is the key detail the question tests.
• D describes integrating the design-time master data view directly into a CompositeProvider, but you can't integrate a design-time object; it must be activated into a CompositeProvider first.

Memory tip: Think "Activate → CompositeProvider → Integrate" in that order. The source (master data) must be activated into a CompositeProvider before the target (transaction data) view can integrate it - you can't use a blueprint, only a finished structure.

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