STMS

What is the primary purpose of the T-code STMS in SAP?

• To monitor system performance

• To manage user roles

• To manage and control transports between SAP systems

• To analyze short dumps

Which of the following is a key component in the SAP Transport Management System (TMS)?

• Development Server

• Transport Domain Controller

• Job Scheduling

• System Log

What role does the Transport Domain Controller play in the SAP Transport Management System?

• It schedules background jobs

• It manages the transport routes and controls the configuration of the transport landscape

• It logs user activity in the system

• It handles short dumps and system errors

How do you create a transport route in STMS?

• By using T-code SE80

• By configuring the route in the transport domain controller

• By running a standard SAP report

• By modifying system profiles

What is the significance of a “Consolidation Route” in SAP TMS?

• It defines the route between the development system and the QAS system

• It allows for the consolidation of user roles

• It is used for consolidating system logs

• It helps in grouping multiple transport requests

What happens if the domain controller in an STMS configuration is not available?

• Transport requests can still be processed without any interruptions.

• No transports can be processed and the system might become isolated.

• The system automatically elects a new domain controller.

Where are Transport Requests (TRs) stored within the SAP system landscape?

• In the SAP GUI frontend

• In the database associated with each SAP system

• • In the central transport directory on the operating system level

• On external storage media automatically connected via STMS

What happens when a Transport Request is released in SAP?

• The TR is deleted from the development system.

• The TR is moved to the production system immediately.

• The changes are automatically implemented in the target system.

• The TR data files and co-files are created in the central transport directory.