PAS-C01.pdf

This option minimizes cost and maximizes operational efficiency by using the DMO with System Move to migrate the initial system to SAP

S/4HANA on AWS. The Selective Data Transition approach with DMLT allows for the consolidation of the two acquired companies' systems with

the new SAP S/4HANA system, enabling the migration of only necessary data and reducing overall complexity.

This solution involves migrating all three systems to AWS, but only migrating the enterprise's initial system to SAP HANA and then converting it to

SAP S/4HANA. The two acquired company systems will be consolidated with the SAP S/4HANA system by using the Selective Data Transition

I think C

C, since we don't have to move all the data.

D, i think

I think

It’s C

I think B

A is correct.

To resolve the error related to SAP session handling and distribution of requests when using an Application Load Balancer (ALB) to balance the

load between two SAP Web Dispatchers, the company should maintain session stickiness (session affinity) by using session cookies. This will

ensure that each user's session is directed to the same SAP Web Dispatcher that the initial request was directed to.

Option A is the correct solution. The wdisp/HTTP/esid_support parameter is used to enable session stickiness on the SAP Web Dispatchers. By

setting it to True, session information is maintained by the SAP Web Dispatcher in a session cookie. This cookie is then used to direct

subsequent requests from the same user to the same SAP Web Dispatcher.

I think A. The issue is related to session stickness. Enabling wdisp/HTTP/esid_support you can maintain persistence of users session across

requests.

A. https://help.sap.com/doc/saphelp_nw74/7.4.16/en-us/48/957c9194cc73eae10000000a42189b/content.htm?no_cache=true