SAP Exam C_THR92_2405 Topic 5 Question 3 Discussion

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Question #: 3
Topic #: 5

In the Advanced Reporting tool, you want to create a query that includes the employee's matrix manager. When you configure the table join with the Job Relationships table, the Results

tab displays multiple rows per employee that also include relationships to HR managers and second managers.

How do you configure the query to return one row per employee that shows the employee's matrix manager when assigned?

AChange the Job Relationship join to a left join.

BChange the Job Relationship to include a table restriction.

CChange the Job Relationship join to a right join.

DChange the Job Relationship join to an inner join.

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Suggested Answer: D

by Jackie at Sep 18, 2024, 06:27 AM

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Eloisa

16 days ago

Wait, does this mean I have to join the Job Relationships table twice? That's going to make my query look like the tax code!

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Felicidad

25 days ago

You're right, an inner join would only return rows that have matching values in both tables. That makes more sense for this scenario.

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Ora

25 days ago

An inner join? That's just going to give me the intersection of the two tables. I need all the employees, even if they don't have a matrix manager assigned.

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Lawrence

2 days ago

An inner join won't work for you. You need a left join to include all employees.

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Barney

4 days ago

B) Change the Job Relationship to include a table restriction.

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Ines

8 days ago

A) Change the Job Relationship join to a left join.

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Dottie

28 days ago

But wouldn't a left join include all rows from the first table, even if there are no matches in the second table?

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Felicidad

1 months ago

I disagree, I believe the correct answer is D) Change the Job Relationship join to an inner join.

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Rolande

1 months ago

A right join? Really? That would just flip the tables and give me the managers first. I need the employees at the center of this query.

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Willodean

5 days ago

B) Change the Job Relationship to include a table restriction.

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Alecia

16 days ago

A) Change the Job Relationship join to a left join.

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Dottie

1 months ago

I think the answer is A) Change the Job Relationship join to a left join.

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Magda

1 months ago

Hmm, I'm not sure a table restriction is the right approach here. Seems like that would just filter out the data I need.

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Oretha

20 days ago

D) Change the Job Relationship join to an inner join.

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Sheridan

21 days ago

I think changing it to a left join makes sense.

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Tiffiny

22 days ago

B) Change the Job Relationship to include a table restriction.

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Kattie

23 days ago

A) Change the Job Relationship join to a left join.

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Antonio

1 months ago

A left join sounds like the way to go. That should give me the employee data and the matrix manager, even if there are multiple relationships.

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Gearldine

30 days ago

That's correct! A left join will return all rows from the left table (employee data) and the matching rows from the right table (matrix manager) even if there are multiple relationships.

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Elbert

30 days ago

Got it, thanks for the explanation!

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Ozell

1 months ago

A) Change the Job Relationship join to a left join.

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