SAP AS Java Administration · User Management Engine (UME) & Data Sources

The DBMS and UDDI providers implement open standards, yet SAP still sets up its own UME as the user store at every AS Java install. What is the reason?

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AS Java ships three service providers (user stores) for storing user and group data. Which three, and which is chosen at installation?

Name the data source types the UME can store user data in, and say whether the local file system is one of them.

An application developer asks how the UME knows whether to read a user from the database, an LDAP server, or an ABAP system. Which UME layer answers that, and what does it hide?

What does UME data partitioning let an administrator do that a single data source cannot?

The UME offers three models for splitting data across sources. Give the three and one concrete split each produces.

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