An ECC system on anyDB must move to AWS and be converted to S/4HANA with only a very short outage. SAP's service-based near-zero downtime approach should be part of the plan. Which combination fits?
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Answer: B
DMO with System Move handles the release conversion, the database migration to HANA, and the relocation to AWS, while SAP's Near-Zero Downtime Technology uses a clone and change-recording technique to perform most of the work while the source remains productive. The final delta and switch happen in a much smaller window. The combination is service-assisted and needs SAP involvement, but it is the SAP-native path for this outcome. DMS, SM37 exports, and SFTP do not perform an SAP release conversion.
Why the other options are wrong
- A. DMS can replicate relational data but does not convert the SAP release, ABAP repository, or custom code.
- C. SM37 is the batch job monitor and cannot export or convert an SAP system.
- D. Transfer Family moves files over SFTP and has no SAP conversion or near-zero downtime capability.
Exam tip. A SAP near-zero downtime conversion combines DMO with System Move and NZDT, with SAP services engaged.