C_BW4HANA_27 · Question #25
Which interface do you use to create a BW InfoObject access "SAP HANA view"?(1)
The correct answer is A. BW modeling perspective in SAP HANA studio. Option A is correct because the BW modeling perspective in SAP HANA studio is the dedicated workspace for managing BW-layer objects, including creating and exposing BW InfoObjects as SAP HANA views - it bridges the BW metadata world with the HANA engine. Why the distractors are…
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Which interface do you use to create a BW InfoObject access "SAP HANA view"?(1)
Options
- ABW modeling perspective in SAP HANA studio
- BEmbedded SAP GUI in SAP HANA studio
- CSAP web for SAP HANA
- DSAP HANA modeler perspective in SAP HANA stu60
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A89% (40)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D7% (3)
Explanation
Option A is correct because the BW modeling perspective in SAP HANA studio is the dedicated workspace for managing BW-layer objects, including creating and exposing BW InfoObjects as SAP HANA views - it bridges the BW metadata world with the HANA engine.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B (Embedded SAP GUI): This launches classic BW transactions (e.g., RSA1) inside HANA studio, used for traditional BW administration - not for generating HANA-native views from InfoObjects.
- C (SAP web for SAP HANA): A browser-based tool for general HANA administration tasks; it has no BW InfoObject modeling capability.
- D (SAP HANA modeler perspective): This is for building native HANA information models (Attribute/Analytic/Calculation Views) - it operates independently of the BW layer and knows nothing about InfoObjects.
Memory tip: Match the perspective name to the object type - BW InfoObject → BW modeling perspective. The HANA modeler perspective is for HANA-native models, not BW artifacts.
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