You are working in a BPC Embedded system. Which objects are needed to run a calculation based on custom
HANA SQL? (2)

• A.Method class
• B.Data foundation
• C.Native HANA table
• D.Function type

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Which of the following model-specific business rules requires the environment-specific business rules?
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• A.Eliminations and adjustments
• B.Currency translation
• C.US Eliminations
• D.Account-Based Calculations

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Which of the following interfaces can you use when you define actions using the business process flow templates. (3)

• A.EMP Office Add-in Excel
• B.Planning and consolidation administration
• C.Journals
• D.EPM Office Add-in word
• E.BWApllication server

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You have automated ownership eliminations by using the BPC business rules and ownership data. Your
requirement is to use the same rule for both purchase and equity subsidiaries. The ownership in one of the
subsidiaries went from 45 to 55 percent. What changes should you make in the ownership manager for this
subsidiary? (1)

• A.Method is changed to New
• B.PCON is changed to 55
• C.Method is changed to 'Holding'
• D.PCON is changed to 100

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Currency translation calculations typically work as follows: 2 BPC440

• A.Opening balance is bought in at the END rate plus the change in the END rates multiplied by the '-' closing LC value.
• B.The closing balance is valued at the LC times the END rate.
• C.Translation differences can be written to separate flow members.
• D.Translation differences are also written to the journal document DSO.
• E.The change is bought over at the average rate plus the difference between the END and AVG rate L' multiplied by the LC.

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