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Performing Emergency Analysis and Troubleshooting

Performing Handling System Offline Situations
55 mins
Handling System Hang but Reachable Situations
10 mins
Analyzing a Suddenly Slow System
45 mins
Quiz

Analyzing Structural System Performance Root Cause

Implementing Proactive Monitoring and Performance Safeguarding

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Knowledge quiz

It’s time to put what you’ve learned to the test, get 5 questions right to pass this unit.

1.

In a system-down scenario, SQL can be used to access the system to further analyze the problem.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

2.

What kind of query language statements can be used in the SAP HANA Database Explorer?

Choose the correct answer.

SQL

MDX

XML

TCL

3.

Which analysis steps can be performed when the SAP HANA database cannot be reached using SQL?

Choose the correct answer.

Check the /var/log/messages for SAP HANA error messages.

Use the deadlock detector functionality of hdbcons.

Use the Health Monitor of SAP HANA Cockpit 2.0.

Check the hardware with the SAP HANA Hardware Configuration Check Tool.

4.

Which monitoring KPIs are provided in the Manage Services application?

There are two correct answers.

CPU usage

Service status

Disk usage

Lock status

5.

Because SAP HANA is running in-memory, a slow system situation is always caused by a problem at OS level.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

6.

The Troubleshoot Unresponsive Systems function collects its data through the python script fullSystemInfoDump.py.

Choose the correct answer.

True

False

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