Mapping of 1:1 relationship to database table is a
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Transparent
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View
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Cluster
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Pooled
Transparent tables have a 1:1 relationship with the database table - one ABAP dictionary table maps to exactly one physical database table with the same name and structure. Views are virtual tables derived from other tables. Cluster tables store multiple tables in a single database table. Pooled tables store several tables in a table pool.
To answer this question, we need to understand the concept of mapping a 1:1 relationship to a database table.
Option A) Transparent - This option is correct because when we map a 1:1 relationship to a database table, it is done in a way that is transparent to the user. This means that the relationship is represented in a straightforward and easily understandable manner, without any additional complexity or confusion.
Option B) View - This option is incorrect because a view in a database is a virtual table that is derived from the data stored in one or more tables. It is not specifically related to mapping a 1:1 relationship.
Option C) Cluster - This option is incorrect because clustering in a database refers to the physical arrangement of data on disk to optimize data retrieval. It is not directly related to mapping a 1:1 relationship.
Option D) Pooled - This option is incorrect because pooling in a database refers to the concept of reusing resources (such as database connections) to improve performance. It is not directly related to mapping a 1:1 relationship.
The correct answer is A) Transparent. This option is correct because mapping a 1:1 relationship to a database table is done in a way that is transparent and easily understandable to the user.