Exam C-THR92-2411 Topic 7 Question 49 Discussion
Actual exam question for SAP's C-THR92-2411 exam
Question #: 49
Topic #: 7
Question #: 49
Topic #: 7
You are building a performance report with the Story report type. In reviewing the Performance Management schema, you notice that the 2019 Performance Review Table is listed in the Available Data section. You begin the query by adding the Basic User Information table from the User schema. You notice that the 2019 Performance Review Table is NO longer listed in the Available Data section. Why is the 2019 Performance Review table NOT in the list?
Suggested Answer: A Vote an answer
* Schema and Table Relationships
* In SAP SuccessFactors Story Reporting, tables are only displayed in theAvailable Datasection if they have a direct relationship or join with the selected starting table (in this case,Basic User Information).
* Why the 2019 Performance Review Table is Missing
* Since theBasic User Informationtable is selected, only tables directly related to it will appear.
The 2019 Performance Review Table is likely not joined directly to the User schema.
* Why Other Options are Incorrect
* B (No Report Object Configuration Entity record): The table is present in the schema, so it must have a valid ROCE record.
* C (No RBP permission): This would prevent any access to the table but does not explain its absence from the Available Data section.
* D (No data access permission): This would restrict data access, not the visibility of the table.
References
* SAP SuccessFactors Story Reporting Guide
* In SAP SuccessFactors Story Reporting, tables are only displayed in theAvailable Datasection if they have a direct relationship or join with the selected starting table (in this case,Basic User Information).
* Why the 2019 Performance Review Table is Missing
* Since theBasic User Informationtable is selected, only tables directly related to it will appear.
The 2019 Performance Review Table is likely not joined directly to the User schema.
* Why Other Options are Incorrect
* B (No Report Object Configuration Entity record): The table is present in the schema, so it must have a valid ROCE record.
* C (No RBP permission): This would prevent any access to the table but does not explain its absence from the Available Data section.
* D (No data access permission): This would restrict data access, not the visibility of the table.
References
* SAP SuccessFactors Story Reporting Guide
by Evelyn at May 28, 2025, 04:19 AM
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