C_GRCAC_13 · Question #27
Which of the following are required for delivery of the EAM session logs to the controller via the Firefighter Log Report Review Workflow? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
The correct answer is A. Assignment of a EAM Owner ID B. Configuration of the Agent ID GRAC_SPM_CNTL_AGENT E. Execution of the Firefighter Log Synch. According to the SAP Help Portal, there are three tasks that are required for delivery of the EAM session logs to the controller via the Firefighter Log Report Review Workflow. These are: Assignment of a EAM Owner ID, Configuration of the Agent ID GRAC_SPM_CNTL_AGENT, and…
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Which of the following are required for delivery of the EAM session logs to the controller via the Firefighter Log Report Review Workflow? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
Options
- AAssignment of a EAM Owner ID
- BConfiguration of the Agent ID GRAC_SPM_CNTL_AGENT
- CExecution of the Firefighter Workflow Synch
- DExecution of the EAM Master Data Synch
- EExecution of the Firefighter Log Synch
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A74% (32)
- C16% (7)
- D9% (4)
Explanation
According to the SAP Help Portal, there are three tasks that are required for delivery of the EAM session logs to the controller via the Firefighter Log Report Review Workflow. These are: Assignment of a EAM Owner ID, Configuration of the Agent ID GRAC_SPM_CNTL_AGENT, and Execution of the Firefighter Log Synch. The EAM Owner ID is a user who is responsible for reviewing and approving the EAM session logs. The Agent ID GRAC_SPM_CNTL_AGENT is a workflow agent rule that determines the recipients of the workflow tasks for log review. The Firefighter Log Synch is a background job that synchronizes the EAM session logs from the plug- in systems to the GRC system. Therefore, A, B and E are the correct answers. C and D are not valid tasks for delivering the EAM session logs, as they are related to other aspects of EAM configuration, such as workflow synchronization and master data synchronization.
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