A. SAP HANA Studio supports SAP HANA-specific tasks, while SAP HANA Cockpit does not.
B. SAP HANA Studio focuses on database administration, while SAP HANA Cockpit is for developers.
C. SAP HANA Studio has limited integration capabilities compared to SAP HANA Cockpit.
D. SAP HANA Studio is a local client-based tool, while SAP HANA Cockpit is web-based.
A. Limited customer support
B. Understanding customer requirements
C. Flexible deployment options
D. High capital expenditure
B. Fixed resource allocation
C. Managed infrastructure
D. Scalability and flexibility
A. To increase storage capacity
B. To enhance network performance
C. To optimize licensing costs
D. To allow distributed computing across multiple servers
A. Cost transparency with detailed usage reports
B. Free hardware upgrades every year
C. Exclusive support for public cloud infrastructures
D. On-demand scalability for changing workload needs
A. Transition to legacy systems in cloud environments
B. Focus on simplifying financial reporting
C. Deployment of hybrid cloud systems
D. Use of AI, machine learning, and analytics to enhance business outcomes
A. Database size and workload requirements
B. Flexible deployment options
C. Customer budget
D. Limited scalability
A. The geographic distribution of users.
B. The amount of network bandwidth available.
C. The volume of data to be processed.
D. The number of concurrent users.
A. Pay-as-you-go pricing model
B. Built-in disaster recovery services
C. Centralized database encryption tools
D. On-demand capacity scaling
A. SAP began as a cloud-based solution and evolved into on-premise offerings.
B. SAP's original focus was on human resource management.
C. SAP started as a simple accounting software and expanded to various business functions.
D. SAP was initially designed for personal use and then adapted to enterprise needs.
