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10+ DS Integrated FinSec Interview Questions and Answers
Q1. What is the datalayer in the tag manager
The datalayer is a JavaScript object that contains information about a user's interaction with a website.
It is used in tag management systems to collect and organize data for analytics and marketing purposes.
It can include information such as page views, user actions, and transaction details.
Examples of datalayer variables include 'pageType', 'productID', and 'eventCategory'.
Q2. Alv report clicking the button which event will be triggered
The event triggered by clicking a button in an ALV report depends on the code written in the associated event handler method.
The event handler method for the button click must be defined in the ALV report's ABAP code
The event handler method can be named anything, but must be associated with the button's ID in the ALV report's layout
Examples of event handler methods include ON_CLICK, ON_PRESS, and ON_USER_COMMAND
The code within the event handler method will determine what acti...read more
Q3. Enhancements ,How to add button to the standard transaction code
To add a button to a standard transaction code, use transaction SE51 to create a custom screen and then add the button using the Screen Painter tool.
Create a custom screen using transaction SE51
Add the button using the Screen Painter tool
Assign the custom screen to the standard transaction code using transaction SE93
Use function module 'GUI_STATUS_ADD_BUTTON' to add the button to the standard toolbar
Test the button functionality thoroughly
Q4. HA states & how to configure
HA states refer to high availability states in a system and can be configured for redundancy and failover.
HA states ensure system availability by providing redundancy and failover mechanisms.
Configuration involves setting up multiple nodes or servers to work together in a cluster.
Common HA states include active-active, active-passive, and N+1 configurations.
Examples of HA configuration tools include Pacemaker, Keepalived, and Microsoft Failover Cluster Manager.
Q5. Scrum Artifact's and the details of the same
Scrum artifacts are the tangible deliverables produced during the Scrum process.
Scrum artifacts include Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and Increment
Product Backlog is a prioritized list of features and requirements
Sprint Backlog is a list of tasks to be completed during a sprint
Increment is the sum of all completed product backlog items at the end of a sprint
Artifacts are used to provide transparency and help the team stay focused on the goal
Q6. Why would we adopt agile?
Agile adoption enables faster delivery, flexibility, and customer satisfaction.
Agile allows for continuous delivery and feedback, leading to faster time-to-market
Agile promotes collaboration and communication within teams and with stakeholders
Agile allows for flexibility and adaptability to changing requirements and priorities
Agile focuses on delivering value to the customer, leading to higher customer satisfaction
Examples of successful agile adoption include Spotify, Amazon,...read more
Q7. Traffic flow of packet
Traffic flow of packet refers to the movement of data packets through a network.
Data packets are sent from a source device to a destination device through various network devices such as routers and switches.
The traffic flow can be affected by factors like network congestion, bandwidth limitations, and routing protocols.
Examples of traffic flow analysis tools include Wireshark, NetFlow, and sFlow.
Q8. Recent objects developed on webdynpro
Webdynpro is a UI technology used in SAP to develop web-based applications.
Webdynpro is used to create user interfaces for SAP applications
Recent objects developed on Webdynpro include custom UI elements and themes
Webdynpro is used in various SAP modules such as HR, FI, and MM
Q9. Methodologies used in projects
Various methodologies are used depending on the project requirements and goals.
Agile methodology for software development
Waterfall methodology for construction projects
Lean methodology for process improvement
Scrum methodology for project management
Design thinking methodology for innovation projects
Q10. Tcp Flag contains
TCP Flag contains control information in the TCP header.
TCP flags are used to control the flow of data in a TCP connection.
There are 6 TCP flags: URG, ACK, PSH, RST, SYN, and FIN.
Each flag serves a specific purpose in the TCP communication process.
For example, the SYN flag is used to initiate a connection, while the ACK flag is used to acknowledge received data.
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