Which archiving objects are relevant for archiving change documents for user master records? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

The correct answer is A. US_PASS C. US_USER. US_PASS (A) and US_USER (C) are the two SAP archiving objects relevant for archiving change documents related to user master records. US_USER handles the archiving of the user master record data itself, including its associated change documents, while US_PASS specifically…

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Question

Which archiving objects are relevant for archiving change documents for user master records? Note:

There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Options

AUS_PASS
BUS_AUTH
CUS_USER
DUS_PROF

How the community answered

(30 responses)

A
77% (23)
B
17% (5)
D
7% (2)

Explanation

US_PASS (A) and US_USER (C) are the two SAP archiving objects relevant for archiving change documents related to user master records. US_USER handles the archiving of the user master record data itself, including its associated change documents, while US_PASS specifically covers password change logs and their history.

US_AUTH (B) is a distractor - although it sounds related to user administration (authorizations), it is not a standard SAP archiving object used for user master change documents. Similarly, US_PROF (D) may suggest profile data, but it is not a recognized archiving object for this purpose in SAP.

Memory tip: Focus on the two "core" user objects - US_USER (the user record itself) and US_PASS (the password, which is the most frequently changed attribute). Think: "Who changed the user? US_USER knows. What did they change the password to? US_PASS knows." If the answer sounds like a sub-component (AUTH, PROF), it's likely a distractor.

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#user master records#archiving objects#change documents#data archiving

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