C_GRCAC_13 · Question #60
When would it be necessary to define a subsequent connector? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
The correct answer is C. When all resources are NOT available on a specific connector D. When you are defining a cross system risk. According to the SAP wiki, you need to define a subsequent connector in two scenarios: when all resources are not available on a specific connector and when you are defining a cross system risk. A subsequent connector is a connector that is used to perform additional checks or…
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When would it be necessary to define a subsequent connector? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
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- AWhen the SAP Fiori launchpath for a target system connects to a central gateway
- BWhen component GRCFND_A requires multiple SAP NetWeaver instances
- CWhen all resources are NOT available on a specific connector
- DWhen you are defining a cross system risk
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A8% (2)
- B15% (4)
- C77% (20)
Explanation
According to the SAP wiki, you need to define a subsequent connector in two scenarios: when all resources are not available on a specific connector and when you are defining a cross system risk. A subsequent connector is a connector that is used to perform additional checks or actions after the main connector has been processed. For example, if a role contains transactions from different systems, you need to define a subsequent connector for each system. If a risk involves transactions from different systems, you need to define a subsequent connector for each system.
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