Q: 6
You are using DMO of SUM. You defined 40 parallel R3load processes during uptime and 80 parallel
R3load processes during downtime. The server provides 8 CPU cores. Phase
EU_CLONE_MIG_DT_RUN is running. In the Charts Control Center, you can see 40 process buckets
being executed in parallel. Why are 40 Process Buckets executed in parallel?
Options
Discussion
A. Saw a similar question on a mock, 40 buckets means 80 R3loads in downtime phase.
Pretty sure A on this one. It’s about how DMO handles buckets, each is a pair of R3load processes (export/import) so 40 buckets = 80 processes actually running. Pretty sure that’s what the Chart Control Center is showing here, but if I’m off let me know.
Option A, Each bucket is a pair of R3load processes, so 40 buckets equals 80 processes running. Seen this on real dumps, that's how SUM tracks the pairs.
A is wrong, B.
Its A, not B. Trap is confusing process buckets for process count, but 40 buckets = 80 R3load here.
I don’t think it’s just B here. In this DMO phase, each process bucket is actually a pair (export/import) so 40 buckets means 80 R3load processes running. People often mix up the "bucket" count for actual process count.
B tbh, since the question says 40 process buckets are running, I assumed that's the limit set in this phase. I know A is tricky because each bucket could be a pair, but thought B fits if it's just about max parallel count. Open to correction if I'm missing something in this phase.
Makes sense, A. Each process bucket is really a pair so you get 80 total.
I don’t think it’s B. The buckets shown in Charts Control Center each represent a pair of R3load processes (export and import), so 40 buckets actually means 80 running processes like option A says. That “max 40” logic trips people up here. Agree?
A tbh, seen this in official SAP guides and practice exams, always pairs counted as buckets in that phase.
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