E_S4CON_2505 · Question #40
What do you need to know about the SAP S/4HANA Conversion Guide? Note: There are 2 correct answe rs to this question.
The correct answer is A. It contains a section about the simplification item (SI) checks. D. It explains where to find information about the custom code analysis. Options A and D are correct because the SAP S/4HANA Conversion Guide covers two key areas relevant to exam takers: it includes a dedicated section on Simplification Item (SI) checks - mandatory compatibility checks that identify deprecated or changed objects before conversion…
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What do you need to know about the SAP S/4HANA Conversion Guide? Note: There are 2 correct answe rs to this question.
Options
- AIt contains a section about the simplification item (SI) checks.
- BIt explains the database migration option (DMO) of SUM.
- CIt is a database-specific document.
- DIt explains where to find information about the custom code analysis.
How the community answered
(18 responses)- A89% (16)
- B6% (1)
- C6% (1)
Explanation
Options A and D are correct because the SAP S/4HANA Conversion Guide covers two key areas relevant to exam takers: it includes a dedicated section on Simplification Item (SI) checks - mandatory compatibility checks that identify deprecated or changed objects before conversion - and it points users to resources for custom code analysis, such as the Custom Code Migration Fiori app, rather than detailing that process itself.
Option B is wrong because the Database Migration Option (DMO) of SUM (Software Update Manager) is documented in the SUM guide, not the Conversion Guide - they are separate documents with distinct scopes.
Option C is wrong because the Conversion Guide is not database-specific; it's a general conversion roadmap applicable across supported configurations, even though S/4HANA ultimately requires SAP HANA as its database.
Memory tip: Think of the Conversion Guide as a roadmap with signposts - it tells you what to check (SI checks = A) and where to go for more (custom code = D), but it doesn't own the detailed technical procedures like DMO itself (B) or target a specific database (C).
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