Which of the following are valid options to check the progress of an inplace SUM DMO run? Note: There are 2 correct answe rs to this question.

Question

Options

• ACheck the dump size of the database export on disk.
• BCheck the log files written in the SUM directory, subdirectory abap, subdirectory log.
• CCheck logs for jobs starting with RSUPG_SGEN in the SAP system.
• DCheck the Charts Control Center in the SUM UI.

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  91% (48)
• C
  6% (3)

Explanation

During an in-place SUM DMO run, option B is correct because SUM writes detailed execution logs to its local directory structure (<SUM_DIR>/abap/log), which contain step-by-step progress, errors, and status messages - this is the primary source for granular monitoring. Option D is correct because the SUM UI's Charts Control Center provides a visual, real-time dashboard of the overall DMO progress, showing phase completion, estimated time remaining, and any blocking issues.

Option A is wrong because DMO performs a live in-place migration (not a traditional export/import dump process), so there is no meaningful "dump file on disk" whose size reflects overall progress. Option C is wrong because RSUPG_SGEN jobs relate to ABAP generation (re-generating programs post-upgrade), which is a late post-processing step - not a general-purpose progress indicator for the DMO run itself.

Memory tip: Think "Backend logs + Dashboard = Done right." For any SUM/DMO question, the two monitoring pillars are always the log files on the filesystem and the SUM UI's built-in monitoring tools - everything else (exports, unrelated system jobs) is a red herring.

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