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SAP E_C4HYCP_12 Exam
SAP Certified Product Support Specialist - SAP Commerce Cloud (Page 2 )

Updated On: 1-Feb-2026
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How can you avoid bottlenecks in the SAP Commerce platform?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

  1. Switch off relations ordering to improve the performance of the import and the synchronization.
  2. Avoid using the lazy-loading mechanism when coding in the development phase.
  3. Schedule a regular cleanup of the props table.
  4. Check the average number of items per second imported by ImpEx to validate that the cache size is sufficient.

Answer(s): A,D

Explanation:

Switching off relations ordering can improve the performance of the import and the synchronization by reducing the number of queries to the database. Checking the average number of items per second imported by ImpEx can help validate that the cache size is sufficient and avoid cache misses that can slow down the import process.



Where can you check the SAP Commerce platform version?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

  1. In the bin/platform/build.number file.
  2. In the bin/platform/project.properties file.
  3. In the Administration Console.
  4. In the command line by running the ant-version.

Answer(s): A,C

Explanation:

You can check the SAP Commerce platform version in the bin/platform/build.number file or in the Administration Console. The build.number file contains information about the platform version, patch version, build date, and build number. The Administration Console displays the platform version on its main page. You cannot check the platform version in the bin/platform/project.properties file or in the command line by running ant-version, as these sources do not contain this information



How does SAP Commerce use the LDAP protocol?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

  1. SAP Commerce converts LDAP query results to ImpEx.
  2. SAP Commerce imports user and group data from an external LDAP system.
  3. SAP Commerce can use the DSML protocol within LDAP.
  4. SAP Commerce writes actions to the connected LDAP system.

Answer(s): B,C

Explanation:

SAP Commerce uses the LDAP protocol to import user and group data from an external LDAP system and to use the DSML protocol within LDAP. LDAP is a protocol for accessing directory services over a network. SAP Commerce can use LDAP to synchronize user and group data with an external directory server such as Active Directory or OpenLDAP. DSML is a protocol that allows LDAP operations to be performed using XML over HTTP. SAP Commerce can use DSML to communicate with LDAP servers that support this protocol. SAP Commerce does not convert LDAP query results to ImpEx, nor does it write actions to the connected LDAP system.



How are bug fixes provided to partners and customers?

  1. SAP Commerce delivers small jar archives called Hot Fix for the extension that fixes a specific bug.
  2. SAP Commerce provides an extension that contains bug fixes.
  3. SAP Commerce provides SAP Notes with code corrections describing the best way to fix a specific bug.
  4. SAP Commerce provides a patch release that contains only bug fixes and security patches.

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

SAP Commerce provides bug fixes to partners and customers through patch releases that contain only bug fixes and security patches. Patch releases are delivered on a regular basis and can be applied on top of the existing platform version without changing the functionality or requiring additional testing. SAP Commerce does not deliver small jar archives called Hot Fix, nor does it provide an extension that contains bug fixes or SAP Notes with code corrections for bug fixes.



In the SAP Commerce cache, how does invalidation work on a product type?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

  1. Cached Product items updated during the import are invalidated in all connected SAP Commerce cluster nodes and are reloaded from the database when it is used next.
  2. All cached FlexibleSearch results where Product type is included are invalidated because the result set might have changed.
  3. Cached Product items updated during the import are invalidated only in the node where the import is running.
  4. All cached FlexibleSearch results are invalidated from the query results region because the result set might have changed.

Answer(s): A,B

Explanation:

In the SAP Commerce cache, invalidation works on a product type by invalidating cached Product items updated during the import in all connected SAP Commerce cluster nodes and by invalidating all cached FlexibleSearch results where Product type is included. This ensures that the cache only holds valid data and that the queries return consistent results. The invalidation is not limited to the node where the import is running, nor does it affect all cached FlexibleSearch results from the query results region.



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