SAP Master Data Governance
Building Custom MDG Applications
18 flashcards · answers and spaced-repetition review in the KnowCard app
Why can't one MDG change request create a project definition plus its WBS elements and hierarchy in a single shot the way transaction CJ20N does?
Besides company-invented master data objects, what else is the MDG custom object framework used to build governance apps for?
What decides whether a custom MDG data model stores its active data in reuse mode or flex mode?
Which storage mode lets a custom MDG object skip active-area access-class development, and why?
Why is flex mode the preferred storage mode for a custom object that needs edition management?
What database technology does the WBS custom search UI depend on, and what must exist before you create its search view?
What controls whether the generic search UI shows the search control area or hides it?
A freshly copied generic search UI opens but shows no search criteria and no results. What is the first thing to check?
The chapter stresses the WBS app was built with 'almost no code.' What coding does the build actually still require?
Why can you swap Floorplan Manager for SAP Fiori in a custom MDG app without changing GenIL or BOL code?
Why is the WBS element entity assigned the SAME business object as the project definition instead of its own?
In a flex-mode custom data model, why might the generic USMD_MDAT authorization checks never fire even after the model is active?
Where do you implement custom authorization checks for a reuse-mode data model versus a flex-mode one?
For a flex-mode custom object, what data does the MDG staging area actually persist?
Why can't you add profit center directly as an attribute of a type 1 entity when its check table has several key fields?
When modeling the controlling area, what makes a type 3 entity the right choice over a type 2 entity?
In an MDG hierarchy, how does the hierarchy name relate to the hierarchy leading entity?
Which GenIL model is generated only under a condition, and what is that condition?
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