C_S4FCC_2021 · Question #14
When you use the flexible upload, what are the file parameters? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
The correct answer is A. Document type C. Input type. In the flexible upload feature (common in SAP BPC and similar planning/consolidation tools), Document type defines the category or format of the file being uploaded, while Input type specifies the nature of the data content - together these two parameters control how the system…
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When you use the flexible upload, what are the file parameters? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
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- ADocument type
- BConsolidation method
- CInput type
- DUpload method
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A87% (40)
- B9% (4)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
In the flexible upload feature (common in SAP BPC and similar planning/consolidation tools), Document type defines the category or format of the file being uploaded, while Input type specifies the nature of the data content - together these two parameters control how the system interprets and processes the uploaded file.
Consolidation method (B) is a setting related to how data is aggregated or rolled up within the system, not a parameter tied to the file upload itself. Upload method (D) may sound plausible, but it describes the mechanism of how data is transferred, not a file-level parameter within the flexible upload configuration.
Memory tip: Think "D.I.C.T." - when uploading, you must tell the system what kind of Document it is and what type of Input it contains. The two "file" parameters both describe the file's identity, not the process around it.
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