C_BW4HANA_27 · Question #69
In SAP BW/4HANA you realize that standard content data Source (New GL Balances) is delivering incorrect values into the first persistent data layer in SAP BW/4HANA. Which options do you have to…
The correct answer is B. Use program RODPS_REPL_TEST in SAP ERP D. Use transaction RSA3 (Extractor checker) SAP ERP. When troubleshooting an extractor issue delivering bad data into BW/4HANA, the critical constraint in the question is "in the SAP ERP source system" - both correct answers are tools that run directly on ERP, where the extraction logic lives. Why B and D are correct: RSA3…
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In SAP BW/4HANA you realize that standard content data Source (New GL Balances) is delivering incorrect values into the first persistent data layer in SAP BW/4HANA. Which options do you have to analyze a potential extractor issue in the SAP ERP source system? (2)
Options
- ACheck entries in table RSDDSTATEEXTRACT in SAP ERP
- BUse program RODPS_REPL_TEST in SAP ERP
- CUse PSA maintenance in SAP BVW'HANA
- DUse transaction RSA3 (Extractor checker) SAP ERP
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A10% (3)
- B77% (24)
- C13% (4)
Explanation
When troubleshooting an extractor issue delivering bad data into BW/4HANA, the critical constraint in the question is "in the SAP ERP source system" - both correct answers are tools that run directly on ERP, where the extraction logic lives.
Why B and D are correct:
- RSA3 (Extractor Checker) is the classic transaction in SAP ERP for simulating a DataSource extraction, letting you inspect raw values at the point of extraction before any BW transformation occurs - ideal for confirming whether the issue originates in ERP.
- RODPS_REPL_TEST is a program in SAP ERP used to test ODP (Operational Data Provisioning) extractors, which is the modern framework underlying standard content DataSources like New GL Balances - it lets you simulate the replication and validate the data being sent.
Why A and C are wrong:
- Table RSDDSTATEEXTRACT is a BW-side table tracking extraction state/request metadata, not an ERP object - and it reveals when data was pulled, not what the extractor logic returned.
- PSA maintenance exists in BW/4HANA (the receiving system), not in ERP, and BW/4HANA largely replaces PSA with ADSOs anyway - it can show what arrived in BW but cannot diagnose the ERP extractor itself.
Memory tip: Extractor issues → go to the source. RSA3 = "check what ERP is extracting"; RODPS_REPL_TEST = "test the ODP pipeline from ERP." If the tool lives in BW/4HANA, it's already one step too late to diagnose the root cause.
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