A.Any storage usage type, if BP is the current standard data model in your user master.

B.Many complete supplier master data records in one step, if BP is the current standard data model in your user master.

C.Selected parts of many supplier master data records of one entity type (of storage usage type 1 or 4) in one step, if BP is the current standard data model in your user master.

D.Selected parts of many supplier master data records of one entity type (of storage usage type 1 or 4) in one step, independent of the current standard data model in your user master.

A.Use a separate change request type per material group and use a context-based adaptation (CBA) to control the user determination depending on the chosen material group and the current processor.

B.Use a separate change request type per material group and implement validation checks, that only the dedicated material groups can be maintained in each change request type.

C.Use the same change request type and control the material group maintenance via authorizations and dynamic user agent determination.

D.Use the same change request type and use a custom feeder class to control the Material Group field in the user interface depending on the processor's authorizations.

A.Data Quality

B.Consolidation and Mass Change

C.Central Governance

D.Enterprise Search

A.Loose inter locking locks only the next parent element in the hierarchy in the same change request.

B.Strict inter locking locks the whole hierarchy in the same change request.

C.Loose inter locking locks only the next child element in the same change request.

D.Strict inter locking locks only the element assigned to the hierarchy in the same change request.

A.The authorization assigned to actual processor

B.The processors of the process steps

C.The number of data sets processed in each step

D.The number of rollbacks for process steps

E.The details when the configuration was changed