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SAP BASIS Interview Questions Series
1. What Do You Do Using SU01 T-Code?
Ans: Using transaction SU01, we can create SAP Users in the system. We can also create and maintain the user ID’s . Other tasks include lock & unlock a user, modifying user’s password and copy an existing user to a new user.
Personalization can also be performed here. Also, we can assign a role to the user. These roles are created and maintained in PFCG Tcode & are used to restrict the access of the users of the organization.
SU01 is one of the most used tcode in the area of basis administrator.
2. In which table, all clients will be stored?
Ans: Basically T000 is the table where all the clients will be stored. It is one of the most fundamental table in SAP where all the system clients will be maintained and stored. Not every basis administrator has the access to this table.
3. What do you understand by OSS Note?
Ans: OSS Notes are Online Service System Notes which contains fixes or corrections which are found in SAP MarketPlace for various SAP Errors and Upgrades.
It also provides updates on the patches available recently. These Notes are just like the Knowledge Base for SAP. With these SAP OSS Notes, SAP make sure its user contains all the required guidance and resolutions on time.
SNOTE is the tcodes which is used to check Notes for the SAP.
4. What is the Transport Request in SAP BASIS?
Ans: Transport Request is a process to move the changes done in SAP from lower environments to higher environments such as from development system to quality system to production system.
TR collects all the objects to a particular change and then move it to all the environments.
Transport requests play a vital role in managing the lifecycle of SAP customization and developments, facilitating the controlled movement of changes across different SAP environments.
5. Can you explain the type of work processes in SAP BASIS?
Ans: Work process is mainly a fundamental process which is responsible for executing multiple processes and tasks in SAP System.
We have different kind of work processes such as:
- Back ground work process:
All the tasks here will be executed in the background and they majorly includes batch jobs, data loads, period system checks etc AND can be scheduled at any time to run from the back end.
- Dialog work process:
It mainly handles user interactions and one active user session mainly means the system typically corresponds to a dialog work process.
- Update Work Process:
It takes care of updating the database records that result from the user transaction.
- Gateway Work Process:
Gateway work processes provide communication services for connecting external applications and clients to the SAP system.
- Enqueue Work Process:
Enqueue work processes manage locks on shared resources to prevent conflicts and ensure data integrity in a distributed SAP system
Spool Work Process: Spool work processes handle the management of output requests generated by SAP applications.
Message Server: While not a work process in the traditional sense, the message server is a critical component in SAP system landscapes and again It manages communication between application servers and load balancing for incoming user requests.
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