SAP Exam P_C4H340_34 Topic 9 Question 20 Discussion

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Topic #: 9

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Which of the following items are configured via a direct relation to a BaseStore? Note: There are 3 =======

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AA list of Content Catalogs providing the pages, slots, and other CMSItems shown to Customers

BA list of Product Catalogs providing the product info shown to Customers

CA list of customers associated with the BaseStore.

DA list of warehouses that support the delivery

EA list of points of service that represent local branches

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Suggested Answer: A, B, E

by Corrie at Aug 05, 2024, 01:32 PM

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Shantell

8 months ago

I believe creating a CronJob item and a trigger for midnight using ImpEx or Backoffice is the way to go.

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Dorsey

8 months ago

I would define the Cronjob logic in a class that implements the JobPerformable interface.

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Coral

8 months ago

Ah, the midnight cron job dance. A, B, and E are the moves you gotta nail. Don't forget to hydrate before tackling that essential data update at the witching hour.

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Natalie

7 months ago

E) Create a CronJob item and a trigger for midnight using ImpEx or Backoffice.

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Eileen

8 months ago

B) Define the Cronjob logic in a class that implements the JobPerformable interface.

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Alease

8 months ago

A) Register the JobPerformable bean in your extension's Spring configuration file.

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Stephane

8 months ago

I think I would register the JobPerformable bean in the Spring configuration file.

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Bettina

8 months ago

After that, I would create a CronJob item and a trigger for midnight using ImpEx or Backoffice.

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Glynda

8 months ago

I agree with Vincenza, that's the first step. Then I would define the Cronjob logic in a class that implements the JobPerformable interface.

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Jamie

8 months ago

Haha, who needs a system update when you can just set it and forget it with a cron job? Just make sure you got those three key steps covered.

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Karima

8 months ago

This is a classic cron job setup. You need to get that bean registered, the logic defined, and the job scheduled. Skipping the essential data update would be a big mistake.

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Katina

7 months ago

And remember to perform a system update for essential data.

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Brigette

7 months ago

Don't forget to create a CronJob item and trigger for midnight.

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Tu

7 months ago

Next, we need to define the Cronjob logic in a class.

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Fanny

8 months ago

Let's start by registering the JobPerformable bean.

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Francesco

9 months ago

Steps A, B, and E are spot on. Can't forget to actually create the cron job and trigger it for midnight. Gotta love that automated midnight magic!

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Sueann

8 months ago

Create a CronJob item and a trigger for midnight using ImpEx or Backoffice.

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Elise

9 months ago

Define the Cronjob logic in a class that implements the JobPerformable interface.

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Alida

9 months ago

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Vincenza

9 months ago

I think I would start by registering the JobPerformable bean in the Spring configuration file.

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Pete

9 months ago

Definitely need to register the JobPerformable bean and define the cron job logic. Updating the sample data is a nice touch, but the essential data update is crucial.

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Domonique

8 months ago

C) Perform a system update for essential data.

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Daren

9 months ago

B) Define the Cronjob logic in a class that implements the JobPerformable interface.

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Magdalene

9 months ago

A) Register the JobPerformable bean in your extension's Spring configuration file.

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