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A successful Interview. In fact for contracting jobs, all it takes is a half an hour telephone interview before you get your first break. Though the interview procedure is more drawn out for permanent job, there is normally only ever One technical interview. A successful interview can provide you with that break which will be the first step to a career in the SAP World. So what are the interviewers looking for? For an associate level position (less than 2 year's System Admin project experience), here is what the interviewers typically look for: - Decent overall knowledge of SAP System Administration - Deep knowledge in at least one or two area (e.g. BW, Oracle etc). - Ability to work in a team environment (As you are a junior you will probably be working as part of a larger team). - Ability to find relevant technical information. (With System Administration being so wide, no single consultant is reasonably expected to know everything. However, you should have the skills to find out more wherever required). The kind of questions asked at the associate level interview are less to do with tables and fields and more to do with your approach to a project issue or a support Issue. This is something that can only come with experience or if you receive some coaching from experienced consultants. So how would you like some insider knowledge of what kind of questions are asked in an actual Basis (System Administration) interview and what kind of response gets you the green light? By reading this book! Why should you buy this book? Current Questions that are being asked in Interviews TODAY Every single question is based on project knowledge and personal experience Divided into Basis functionality areas for easy reading Covers the most important concepts & configuration settings Focus on business scenarios Some unique features of this book: - The Question are ACTUAL questions asked in some of the regular interviews that the likes of Accenture & IBM do. (How do we know? Because we do some of these interviews!) - The questions available on 'google' are almost never asked in a 'Real' interview. This book contains Questions that are NOT available anywhere else. - The authors have a combined experience of over 20 years in SAP.Table of Contents105 SAP Basis (System Administration) Interview Questions with Answers & ExplanationsTranscript of preview105 SAP Basis (System Administration) Interview Questions with Answers & Explanations - Presentation Preview TranscriptA Quick interview; Checkout howyoufareiQ1. How do you check if your system is a Unicode system?We are planning to transport Objects between two SAP systems, one of whichis Unicode and the other without Unicode.is it possible to do this? What are some of the issues i may face?Answer;There are a few ways to check if your system is Unicode.On the SAP systemwhen logged on to the SAP system, click System -> StatusAt 05 levelLogon to 05 level with SIDADM uscrid and run dispw/orlr.In the output, you will see lfthe system is Unicode.To answer the second part of the questions; While it is possible to transport objectsbetween a Unicode and a non Unicode SAP system, the process has to be approachedwlth caution.A general prerequisite for this type of transport is that the R3tram belonging to thesystem is used during both the Import and export processes.There are generally two classes of problems:Technical transport problems (that is, the transport fails) andLogical transport problems (the transport works, but the transported data does not fitin the target system).Page 3 of 124a) Technical transport problems0 'Exotic languagesExotic languages are those for which a character is used within SAP that does notappear in the Latin 1 character set. An example is Azerbaijani (AZ), which isrepresented internally with the character 0xB89A.Entries of languagedependent tables in such languages cannot be imported into ASCIIsystems. To ensure this, an R3trans version should always be used to import Unicodeexports into ASCII systems.o Report text: In Japanese or ChinueJapanese and Chinese texts are displayed In ASCII with doublebyte code pages.Depending on the available size of the target ?elds, the system may truncate textsduring the conversion from Unicode to ASCII.0 "Exotic" characters In table keys.Here, duplicate key" errors may occur during the import.o Wamlngs with non-printable characters.During an ASCII import, some characters cannot be mapped to meaningful ASCIIcharacters. When this is the case, the log displays corresponding messages and thesemessages may also contain nonprintable characters.bl Logical transport problems0 Language-dependent character conversionTexts that contain non-Latinl characters require a special character conversion. Thishappens automatically for languagedependent data if the R3trans transport programcan recognize the language dependency (for example, for tables with a language field inthe key).Page 4 of 124o Spedal characters during the transport of Unicode to ASCII.In general, you cannot retain special characters when transporting from Unicode toASCII if the target code page does not contain a corresponding character. Thesecharacters are mapped to 'I#', and in this case, a warning is issued in the import log.0 Transport of Customizing objects with address dataProblems may occur during the transport from a non-Unicode system to a Unicodesystem, between two Unicode systems, and during the transport from a Unicode systemto a nonUnicode system.0 Transport of screens from Unicode systemsTransporting screens in the 3.1 or 4.0 format from Unicode systems may result indefective screen source codes, depending on the operating system used.o Transport of texts (R3111 TEXT) and forms (R3TR FORM)These objects may be unreadable after a transport.2. Transports from non-Unicode systems to Unicode systemsa) Technical transport problems0 Up to now, there are no known technical transport problems.b) Logical transport problems0 Language-dependent character conversionTexts that contain nonLatin1 characters require a special character conversion. Thishappens automatically for language-dependent data if the R3trans transport programcan recognize the language dependency (for example, for tables with a language ?eld inthe key).o Transport of Customizing objects with address dataPage 5 of 124Problems may occur during the transport from a nonUnioodc system to a Unicodesystem, between two Unicode systems, and during the transport from a Unicode systemto a nonUniccde system.Page 6 of 124Q2. In addition to outputting SAP.-script forms or Smart Forms to a printer, wealso need to send them as a PDF attachment to an email.How can we do thls?Answer;For SAPscrlpt forms, from within your appllcauon prlnt program, you need to call theSAPscript function module 0PEN_FORM with the parameter DEVICE = MAlL".To send a Smart Form as an email PDF attachment, when calling the function module ofthe Smart Form from your appllcation print program, you need to setCONTROL__PARAMETERS-DEVICE = MAIL and the corresponding mall parameters.In this way the OTF data is transferred to the SAPCONNECT interface and the PDFconversion is done there.The device type used in the PDF conversion process ls defined for each language inlransactlon SCOT as follows:SCOT > Settings -2- Device type for Format ConversionPage 7 of 124Q3. We have tried to setup Single Sign-On with SAP iogon tickets in ApplicationServer ABAP and an error is displayed in the trace of transaction SM50.What kind of errors might you see and how would you fix them?Answer;While setting up Single Sign-On, you may see some of the following errors;1. Invalid certi?cateThis error means that the signature of the SAP logon ticket cannot be checked.The reason for this error is often because0 the certi?cate that is used is no longer valid.0 the certificate that is used is not yet valid.In the system that issues the ticket, check the validity of the certificate that isused. if necessary, create a new certi?cate which conforms to the above criteria.2. An entry is missing from the access control list (M3)The AC]. is client speci?c and must be maintained in the client in which youintend to use the SAP logon ticket. in the accepting system, use transactionSTRUSTSSOZ to check whether the ACL is maintained in the corresponding client.3. There is an obsolete entry in the AC1.When an entry is added to the ACL, the serial number of the certificate is alsoadded. if you have created a new certi?cate in the system that issues the ticket and itsserial number is different from the serial number used previously, you must update theentry in the ACL also.4.11:: certlfiaiu does not exist in the certificate listThis error means that the certificate of the issuing system cannot be found. ThePage 8 of 124SAP RecruitersSAP Recruiter Services Post an SAP Job Search for SAP Experts Recruiters FAQSAP ExpertsBrowse SAP Jobs Create an account Publish SAP Materials Browse SAP MaterialsOther servicesAdvertise on ExpertPlugSAP Job Market Trends Analysis Emploi SAPFollow Us: Linkedin icon Twitter icon Facebook iconAbout Us Contact Us Terms & Conditions SAP Recruiter Services FAQ Our Partners 2015 ExpertPlug. All rights reserved. ExpertPlug is not affiliated with SAP AG or any of its subsidiaries