Which Of the following are valid data deletion options for a standard DataStore Object (advanced)? (3)

Question

Options

• ASelection deletion including subsequent targets
• BSelective deletion of data
• CDeletion of all data from active table only
• DRequest-based data deletion
• EDeletion of data from all tables

• A
  5% (2)
• B
  93% (41)
• C
  2% (1)

Explanation

In SAP BW's standard DataStore Object (advanced), three deletion modes are supported: selective deletion (B) lets you filter and remove specific records by field values; request-based deletion (D) removes data tied to a specific load request, which is essential for error recovery and reloading; and deletion from all tables (E) wipes data across the inbound queue, change log, and active table simultaneously for a full reset.

Option A is incorrect because "including subsequent targets" describes a propagation/activation concept, not a deletion mode - DSO deletions do not cascade to downstream objects by design. Option C is a trap: while deleting from the active table alone might seem intuitive, the system does not offer this as an isolated deletion option; the valid full-reset option always covers all tables (E), not just the active one.

Memory tip: Think "SRE" - Selective, Request-based, Everything (all tables). These are the three meaningful scopes of deletion: one record group, one request, or the whole object.

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