It can't.
Sea giraffe does 24 rpm max (update time 2.5s), i.e. even at full rate it can't provide 360 deg simultaneous fire control. Only in sector mode(120 field, but really more like 100).
At the same time, it isn't really built to work for extended period of time, and is weaker than SPY-6v2.
It's good if it's on Visby or even Soleimani, which are 600t class vessels.
It isn't as good for Constellation, which is absolutely expected to operate on its own, defend convoys in hostile waters(say, Gulf) as it's main (maybe only) defense, and more.
For bigger ships with longer, more independent mission profiles, by modern standards, you really want to complement it with another radar, just to avoid both downsides(usually it's small x-band array, optimized for low altitude search).
Or, at least, install a twin-faced array(3 arrays like SPY-6v3 are more expensive, but will let you throw mechanics out, which is a major thing).
Better, of course, both.