A.Launch the ICF path "/sap/bc/icf/info" in a Web browser

B.Run the report "RSPFPAR"

C.Depending on the operating system, use the "disp+work -v" or "dw -v" command

D.Use transaction SPAM (Support Package Manager).

E.Choose "System ->Status ->Component information".

A.Missing user authorization

B.Mistyped user name

C.The network connection to the SAP system is broken

D.Operation mode is switched to "night"

A.OPS$connect is an Oracle command enabling whoever executes it to administer the database without using the oracle tool SQL*Plus.

B.OPS$connect authorization allows an operating system user to connect to the database without being prompted for a password.

C.OPS$connect enables the R/3 saposcol process to communicate and exchange data with the Oracle database.

D.OPS$connect authorization is required for all users connecting to the Oracle database.

E.BR*Tools use the OPS$connect by default to connect to the database.

A.The volume of "non-SAP-related" traffic (for example, office documents) using the same connection.

B.The number of users connecting using this line.

C.It might be useful to switch on the "Low speed connection" flag for the remote connections.

D.Using SAP's advanced online data compression technology (SAP ODCT) to minimize the network load.
The software needed for this feature is sold separately.

A.No - changing the administrator's password is sufficient.

B.Yes - changing the secure store content by using the command line "icmon -a" is recommended.

C.Yes - changing the respective database entry by using the Config Tool is recommended.

D.Yes - changing the secure store content by using the Config Tool is recommended.