Which steps should be performed during the adjustment of dictionary objects (SPDD) in the development system before SUM continues? Note: There are 2 correct answe rs to this question.

Question

Options

• AAssign the transport request as a modification adjustment transport.
• BManually activate the adjusted dictionary objects.
• CRelease the transport request containing the modification adjustment.
• DCreate new versions of the objects you need to adjust.

• A
  81% (44)
• B
  11% (6)
• C
  7% (4)

Explanation

During the SPDD phase of a SUM upgrade, you must assign a transport request as a modification adjustment transport (A) so that all dictionary object adjustments are captured and tracked in a dedicated request tied to the upgrade - this is a required step before SUM can proceed. You must also create new versions of the objects you need to adjust (D), which means merging your customer modifications with the new SAP standard version of each conflicting dictionary object.

B is wrong because you do not manually activate adjusted dictionary objects - SUM handles activation automatically as part of its controlled upgrade workflow; manual activation could corrupt the process. C is wrong because you must not release the transport request during SPDD - SUM requires it to remain open and under its control throughout the upgrade; premature release breaks the upgrade chain.

Memory tip: Think "Assign and Design" - you Assign the transport, then re-Design (create new versions of) the conflicting objects. Everything else (activation, release) is either SUM's job or happens after SUM completes.

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