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Which of the following are possible error handding settings in a data transfer process (DTP) SAP BW/4HANA? (3)
The correct answer is B. Request Red. Write Error Stack. Update Valid Records D. Cancel Request Track First Incorrect Record. No Update E. Request Green. Write Error Stack, update Valid Records. In SAP BW/4HANA, DTP error handling settings combine three elements: request status (Red/Green/Cancel), error tracking method (Write Error Stack or Track First Incorrect Record), and update behavior (Update Valid Records or No Update). Options B, D, and E represent the three…
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Which of the following are possible error handding settings in a data transfer process (DTP) SAP BW/4HANA? (3)
Options
- ARequest Red. Do Not Track Records. No Update
- BRequest Red. Write Error Stack. Update Valid Records
- CCancel Request. Write Error Stack, No Update
- DCancel Request Track First Incorrect Record. No Update
- ERequest Green. Write Error Stack, update Valid Records
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A2% (1)
- B93% (56)
- C5% (3)
Explanation
In SAP BW/4HANA, DTP error handling settings combine three elements: request status (Red/Green/Cancel), error tracking method (Write Error Stack or Track First Incorrect Record), and update behavior (Update Valid Records or No Update). Options B, D, and E represent the three valid, standard combinations: B sets the request to red while still loading valid records and logging errors to the stack; D cancels the entire request and identifies the first bad record without loading anything; and E allows the load to succeed (green status) while still capturing errors for review - useful when errors are tolerable.
A is wrong because "Do Not Track Records" is not a valid error tracking option in DTP - some form of error tracking is always required. C is wrong because "Cancel Request" and "Write Error Stack" are mutually exclusive: cancelling a request pairs with Track First Incorrect Record, while writing to the error stack pairs with continuing to update valid records (making the request Red or Green, not cancelled).
Memory tip: Think of it as two families - the "keep going" family (Request Red or Green + Error Stack + Update Valid Records = B and E) and the "stop everything" family (Cancel + Track First Bad Record + No Update = D). If it mixes elements across families (like C does), it's not valid.
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