C_S4HDEV1909 Programming in SAP S/4HANA Exam Questions

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What are the main principles of SAP Fiori? Choose the correct answers. There are 2 correct answers to this question.

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Simple, coherent, and delightful

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Role-based and adaptive

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Collaborative

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ISO/IEC/IEEE 90003:2018

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Visual Studio Code

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SAP Business Application Studio

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Integrated SAP GUI editors

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Feature editors

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Perspectives

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Native editors

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Access Control (DCL Source)

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Metadata Extension

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Association

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Data Definition (DDL Source)

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Activation View

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Authorization View

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Data Definition View

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#NOT_REQUIRED

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#PFCG_AUTH

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#FULL_ACCESS

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#NOT_ALLOWED

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#GRANT_SELECT

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Dependency Analyzer

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Active Annotations

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Annotation Analyzer

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Authorization Preview

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Data Preview

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Active Dependencies

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Service Model

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Service Binding

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Service Type

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Service Definition

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Service Protocol

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Service API

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Web Service

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UI Service

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API Service

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The UI is rendered in the browser using JavaScript.

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The UI is rendered in the browser using ABAP.

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The UI is rendered on the ABAP server using JavaScript.

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The UI is rendered on the ABAP server using ABAP.

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SAP Fiori elements are part of the SAPUI5 delivery.

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SAP Fiori elements provide complete freedom in implementing an application.

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The effort required for development with SAP Fiori elements is less than for SAPUI5 freestyle development.

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SAP Fiori elements ensure a consistent look and feel and UI behavior for the developed applications.

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Overview Page

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Create Page

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Object Page

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Master-Detail Page

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SAP Web IDE Full-Stack

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SAP Business Application Studio

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SAP Web IDE Personal Edition

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Visual Studio Code

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run npm deploy

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run deploy

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npm deploy

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npm run deploy

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SAP Fiori Group

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SAP Fiori Catalog

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SAP Fiori Target Mapping

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SAP Fiori Tile

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Component ID

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Gateway service

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System alias

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Application ID

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Behavior Description

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Behavior Definition

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Behavior Pool

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Behavior Implementation

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with draft

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reuse draft

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include draft

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project draft

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Determinations

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Injections

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Formatters

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Validations

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@ObjectModel.valueHelp

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@Consumption.valueHelpDefinition

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@Consumption.foreignKey.association

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@ValueHelpDefinition

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Active Annotations

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Dependency Analyzer

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Show SQL Create Statement

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Data Preview

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ABAPCatalog.compiler.CompareFilter

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@ABAPCatalog.sqlViewName

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@AccessControl.authorizationCheck

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The function returns the input value unconverted.

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The function returns the NULL value.

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The function triggers an SQL Error.

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The same as the type of the argument

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You can add a filter condition.

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Duplicates are removed from the result set.

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$parameters.factor

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:parameters.factor

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Additional fields in the element list

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Additional fields in the GROUP BY - clause

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Additional expressions in the element list

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Additional associations in the element list

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Use of native SQL or DB Hints.

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Coding that assumes that a SELECT result is always sorted.

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The existence of customer-specific cluster tables.

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The existence of table appends.

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When a user runs the program, execution terminates with an error message.

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When a user runs the program, execution terminates with a runtime error.

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The call of the function module causes a syntax error during the upgrade.

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It is not possible to upgrade the system to SAP S/4HANA while the program still calls the function module.

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Use as data type

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Direct write access

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Base table of a dictionary view

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Direct read access

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Simplification List

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Simplification Item Catalog

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Simplification Database

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ABAP Call Monitor (SCMON)

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Code Inspector (SCI)

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ABAP Usage data (SUSG)

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ABAP Test Cockpit (ATC)

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In a Code Inspector object list.

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In a Code Inspector check variant.

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In a Code Inspector inspection.

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Ad hoc checks in ABAP Workbench (SE80).

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Full inspection of freely defined object sets.

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Distribution of check results.

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Remote checks.

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The check system has ABAP release 7.51 or higher.

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You perform the check with ABAP Test Cockpit (ATC) and not with Code Inspector (SCI).

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Simplification Database is loaded into the check system.

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The check system is a SAP S/4HANA system.

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AS ABAP 7.00

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AS ABAP 7.40

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AS ABAP 7.51

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AS ABAP 7.40

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AS ABAP 7.00

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AS ABAP 7.51

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Best Technology Platform

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Business Technology Performance

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Business Technology Platform

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The key user can perform simple extensibility tasks in an easy-to-do way.

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UI adaptations are feasible for fields, groups, and field labels.

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The key user may adapt the behavior of the kernel functions of the application server.

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The key user may reorganize the sequence of the Logical Unit of Work processing.

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The key user may add custom business logic at predefined enhancement points.

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Only such an extensibility is allowed that does not block updates and permits to continue to work after an update.

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No modifications are allowed.

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Custom side-by-side extensions are tightly coupled with the digital core.

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In a technical sense, the ABAP Service is associated directly with a Global Account; there is no need for a subaccount and a space.

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The ABAP Service is instantiated as part of a space. A space in turn can comprise several ABAP services.

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To perform administrative tasks for the ABAP Service with ABAP Service Launchpad (Dashboard), you need to have a Business User.

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To perform development tasks with ABAP Development Tools (ADT) on ABAP Environment, you need to have a space user.

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To perform development tasks with ABAP Development Tools (ADT) on ABAP Environment, you need to have a Business User.

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Yes, you do not need any other credentials.

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No. Besides this, you need a Business User.

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Java Script

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Developers can work from everywhere.

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The newest SAP S/4HANA capabilities always can be exploited.

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The newest ABAP Programming Model is always available.

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Innovations from SAP must be pulled explicitly by the customer; there is no automatism that they are available.

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It cannot be part of SAP BTP because SAP BTP itself is already a PaaS.

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It is always part of SAP BTP.

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It can be part of SAP BTP but it is available stand-alone also.

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ADT is part of SAP BTP.

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ADT can be downloaded at eclipse.org and works for ABAP development out-ofthe-box without any further preparations.

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ADT is a specific Plug-In for the Eclipse IDE from SAP.

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ADT can be used for on-premise development and for cloud-based development.

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ABAP_VERSIONS_DEMO

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COMPARE_ABAP_VERSIONS

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DEMO_ABAP_VERSIONS

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Business Objects Projection

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Service Consumption Model

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Behavior Definition

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Service Definition

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Service Binding

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Behavior Projection

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Leaf entity

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Parent entity

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Branch Entity

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Child entity

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A service definition describes which CDS entities of a data model are to be exposed

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A service binding is used to bind a service definition to a communication protocol such as OData

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A service definition implements the behavior of a data model such as create, update, delete

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A service binding implements the behavior of a data model such as create, update, delete

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Allows you to make connections to on-premises systems, using the Cloud Connector.

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Allows connections to on-premises systems not using the Cloud Connector

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Allows subaccount specific configuration of application connections via destinations.

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Provides an API that application developers can use to consume remote services.

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Lets you establish a secure tunnel from your on-premises network to applications on SAP BTP, while you keep full control and auditability of what is exposed to the cloud.

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CREATE_BY_DESTINATION

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CREATE_BY_CLIENT_PROVIDER

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CREATE_BY_CLOUD_DESTINATION

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CREATE_BY_URL

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Change, Read, Update and Delete

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Create, Read, Update, and Delete

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Create, Read, Update, and Distribute

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The difference between OData service consumption and RFC execution is, that OData always requires an HTTPS connection.

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The difference between OData service consumption and RFC execution is, that RFC is transported over an HTTP protocol.

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The difference between OData service consumption and RFC execution is that while OData is transported over the HTTP protocol, RFC is not.

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The cloud connector.

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A remote client proxy.

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The remote service

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You can replace an SAP database table with a customer database table.

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You can reuse SAP development objects.

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Modification of SAP development objects is possible.

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You can only access whitelisted APIs so that the digital core is decoupled from customer access.

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A You can reuse every SAP development object.

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Modification is possible

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You develop custom code in a separate side-by-side mode.

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Usage of OpenSQL is prohibited.

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For the user interface, only usage of classical dynpro SAP GUI screens is allowed.

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Adjustment to ABAP language version 'Cloud Platform' is necessary.

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Custom code must be SAP cloud ready.

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Custom source code can be transported in both directions between ABAP systems – from on-premise to cloud and vice versa.

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The abapGit Eclipse plug-in must be installed in ABAP Development Tools to import/export ABAP objects from a Git repository.

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The program ZABAPGIT must be installed on SAP BTP, ABAP environment.

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Transport of software components is only possible within the same global account.

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To transport any software components, no actions are necessary in ABAP Development Tools. All actions are performed from the ABAP Service's dashboard.

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C There must exist a transport layer – that is – there is a dedicated development system and a dedicated production system.

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Data marts based on SAP HANA.

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AS ABAP with SAP HANA as primary database.

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Native SAP HANA applications.

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SAP HANA as Business Accelerator.

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Instance number

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Logon Language

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Calculation View

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External view

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Database procedure proxy

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ABAP-managed database procedure

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Use of native SQL or DB Hints.

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Use of secondary database connections.

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Coding that assumes that a SELECT result is always sorted.

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The existence of customer-specific cluster tables.

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The existence of table appends.

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In a Code Inspector object list.

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In a Code Inspector object check variant.

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In a Code Inspector inspection.

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Use of SELECT ... FOR ALL ENTRIES

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Use of joins with more than three tables

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Use of SELECT statements in loops

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Use of SELECT * for tables with many fields

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Do static code checks with Code Inspector or ABAP Test Cockpit.

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Collect runtime data with SQL Monitor.

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Collect runtime data with Runtime Analysis.

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Combine runtime data and static check result in SQL Performance Tuning Worklist

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Collect runtime data in the productive system.

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Do static SQL checks in the productive system.

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Do static SQL checks in the development system.

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Combine runtime data and static check results

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Keep the result set small.

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Minimize amount of transferred data.

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Minimize number of database accesses.

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Minimize search overhead.

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Keep unnecessary load away from the DB.

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Keep the result set small.

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Minimize amount of transferred data.

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Minimize number of database accesses.

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Minimize search overhead.

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Keep unnecessary load away from the DB.

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Translate Open SQL syntax into native SQL syntax.

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Add client handling to the statement.

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Check user authorizations.

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Handle SAP table buffering.

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Transaction handling.

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Data definition (also known as DDL source)

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Data definition (aka DDL source)

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The association points to a table, not to another CDS View.

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The association has cardinality “to-N.”

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All fields mentioned in the ON condition are part of the field list.

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The association is the only association in this view definition.

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In the Data Preview of ADT

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In the Data Browser (transaction SE16) .

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In another CDS view .

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In an Open SQL SELECT statement.

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In Data Preview in ADT.

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In the Data Browser (SE16).

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In ABAP Open SQL.

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In the definition of another CDS view

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In Data Preview in ADT.

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In the Data Browser (SE16).

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In ABAP Open SQL

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In the definition of another CDS view.

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Key words are not case-sensitive.

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Table names have to be upper-case

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Identical client handling.

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Comma-separated field lists.

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Field list after FROM clause is supported.

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Numeric or character-like scalar types.

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Structure types with only scalar components.

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Table types with only scalar columns

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Nested table types without secondary keys.

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Display an AMDP method implementation.

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Edit an AMDP method implementation.

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Test an AMDP method implementation.

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Debug an AMDP method implementation.

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Create an instance of CL_SQL_CONNECTION.

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Create an instance of CL_SQL_STATEMENT.

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Create an instance of CL_SQL_RESULT_SET.

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None, all three are mandatory.

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You don’t forget a result.

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An exception is raised.

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DB resources remain blocked.

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FROM _SYS_BIC.“ha400.primdb.::CA_BOOKINGS_COUNT”

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FROM “ha400.primdb::CA_BOOKINGS_COUNT”

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FROM _SYS_BIC.“ha400.primdb/CA_BOOKINGS_COUNT”

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FROM “ha400.primdb/CA_BOOKINGS_COUNT”

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Procedure Proxy

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Database View

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External View

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Table TAB is located in column store.

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Column COL is of type TEXT or SHORTTEXT.

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A full text index exists for column COL of table TAB.

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The application server release is 7.40 SP05 or higher.

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Transparent table

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Database view

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External view

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Personalization

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Editing values

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Excel export

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Double-click

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Object Page

Answer 321

Create Page

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Master-Detail Page

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Overview Page

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You can only read fields of a data source extension.

Answer 325

You can use data source extensions to extend the SAP data sources with customer specific fields.

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You can only create data source extensions for SAP applications that have been enabled by SAP for key user extensibility.

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You can only create one data source extension per data source.

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@ObjectModel.compositionRoot: true

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@ObjectModel.compositionParent: true

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@ObjectModel.topLevel: true

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@ObjectModel.compositionChild: false

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Assign your implementation to a transport

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Create filter conditions.

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Directly access SAP database tables.

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Modularize your code using custom libraries.

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Test your custom logic.

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Custom fields and logic.

Answer 338

Custom database fields.

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Data source extensions.

Answer 340

Custom CDS views.

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Configure Software Packages.

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JavaScript

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ABAP Development Tools in Eclipse

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UI services

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Identity management services

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Collaboration services

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The data model of the business object

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The entities of the app that are exposed as a service

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The protocol used by the service

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The behavior of the implementation

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Core Data Services

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TypeScript

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oSQL database

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Any database a customer wants

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MySQL Workbench

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SAP Solution Manager

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SAP Cloud Cockpit

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SAP System Landscape Directory

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Depends on region and availability

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Free of charge

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Depends on user storage needed

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42 EUR per day

Answer 363

An application suite for regression tests.

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A data model for ABAP system demos that is simple to use and understand.

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An application for checking live flight data from various air carriers.

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A productive application for managing bookings in a travel agency delivered by SAP.

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Data dictionary editor in SE11 embedded in ADT

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Table editor in SAP Fiori Tools

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Source-based table editor in ABAP Development Tools

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SAP HANA table editor

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Using view and element annotations

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Using ABAP

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Using JavaScript

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Using CDS roles

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Use the keyword: root_node

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Use keyword: radix

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Use the keyword: root

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Use annotation @Sematics.BO.root: true

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To define access control.

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To document the CDS data model.

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To define the specific use case and enrich the business object (BO) data model.

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To define new business objects.

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Using the appropriate @Search annotations in the respective database table.

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By implementing the appropriate logic in an ABAP class.

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By manually specifying the CDS view in the search engine.

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Using the appropriate @Search annotations in the CDS data definition.

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Element position on list and on the object page.

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List report header information and UI facets on the object page.

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Standard CRUD (Create, Read, Update and Delete) operations.

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Calculated fields.

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Using the annotation "@UI.hidden: true".

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By removing it from the CDS metadata extension.

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Using the annotation "@UI.readonly: true".

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Elements cannot be suppressed.

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CDS metadata and business object projection

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Business object data model projection and behavior projection

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Service definition and service binding

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Database tables and data elements

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Enables existing code to be easily integrated using adapters.

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Business Object Processing Framework (BOPF) framework is used to manage transactional handling.

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Standard CRUD operations are available out-of-the-box.

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Does not allow changes to the implementation.

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Technical implementation tasks are performed by the business object infrastructure.

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Screen exits

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Call-back function modules

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Business Add-Ins

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Determinations, validations, and actions

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By modelling a BOPF business object with the required behavior.

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By creating a behavior definition for the root BO and defining the behavior of each BO node.

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By creating a behavior implementation for the root BO.

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By adding the appropriate @ObjectModel annotations in the CDS data model.

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Archiving and data aging.

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Basic CRUD operations, Create, Read, Update, and Delete.

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No standard operations are provided out-of-the-box meaning that an implementation is always required.

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Writing of change documents for all performed operations.

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To project the relevant BO behavior to be exposed for a given consumption scenario.

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To project the relevant CDS data model and metadata extensions.

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To redefine the BO behavior and exposure for a given business service.

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To project actions, validations, and metadata extension for a specific scenario.

Answer 420

Entity Manipulation Layer

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Extension Manipulation Language

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Entity Manipulation Language

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Entity Modification Language

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It is a mix of ABAP and SQLScript.

Answer 425

It offers a direct API-based access to RAP business objects.

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It offers a standard API for type safe access to RAP business objects.

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It is defined in the IEEE9767/1 standard.

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EML was invented by Linus Torvalds.

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By referring to the UUID of the respective entities.

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By using the keyword 'features : instance' in the business object behavior definition.

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By using the annotation '@Instance.feature: True'.

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By implementing the unmanaged lock.

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In the Business Object Behavior Projection.

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In the metadata extension.

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In the root CDS view.

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In the base Business Object Behavior Definition.

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By using the keyword 'FOR BEHAVIOR IMPLEMENTATION OF' in the global class definition.

Answer 438

By selecting the respective flag in the class properties.

Answer 439

By using the keyword 'FOR BEHAVIOR OF' in the global class definition.

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By using the keyword 'FOR BEHAVIOR OF' in the local types section.

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Validations are implemented by the function modules of the existing business logic.

Answer 442

Validations are implemented by the RAP framework.

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Validations are defined in the business object behavior projection.

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Validations are run by an external AI service.

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None because root nodes are defined for business services, not for business objects.

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It depends on the artifact the business object represents.

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As many as you need to define the business object.

Answer 448

Only one because the root node defines the top node in a business object's structure and serves as a representation of the business object.

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They allow you to define new cardinalities between the entities of our business object.

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They specify the service type that is used for the business service.

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They specify whether a create-enabled association is used.

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They define that all associations are deprecated.

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They specify which standard operations are used (create, update, delete).

Answer 454

You can define authorization for CDS views.

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You can define which entities are published in a Web API.

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You can define metadata information that can be used in the user interface.

Answer 457

You can define metadata information that can be used for automated testing.

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By clicking on the preview button.

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By double-clicking on an entity in the Entity and Association window.

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By starting the preview wizard from the view menu.

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By clicking on the link 'service URL'.

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By pressing F1.

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Metadata extensions

Answer 464

Behavior definitions

Answer 465

Database tables

Answer 466

Projection views

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For all methods (create, read, readlist, updata and delete).

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For data aging methods.

Answer 469

For mapping methods

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For locking methods.

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Using a JSON file.

Answer 472

Using a CDS metadata extension.

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Using an ABAP class.

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Using a CDS interface view.

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IF_RAP_CST_QUERY

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IF_RAP_QUERY_ACCESS

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IF_RAP_QUERY_PROVIDER

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IF_OO_ADT_CLASS_RUN

Answer 479

READ_SINGLE

Answer 480

An empty dataset is returned.

Answer 481

An exception is thrown that can be caught.

Answer 482

The filtering is ignored.

Answer 483

A dump occurs.

Answer 484

By annotating the field with @CustomEntity.alias:<your_name>.

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By using the keyword as.

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By using the keyword alias names in our custom entity.

Answer 487

You cannot create aliases for field names in custom entities.

Answer 488

get_agency

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get_public_data-agencies

Answer 490

get_agencies

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get_agencies_data

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By running refactoring on the service definition.

Answer 493

Aliases cannot be set for a custom entity in the service definition.

Answer 494

Right-click on the custom entity and choose Add Alias.

Answer 495

By adding an alias for the custom entity in the service definition.

Answer 496

OData V2 – UI

Answer 497

OData V2 - Web Service

Answer 498

SOAP - Web API

Answer 499

OData V2 - Web API

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SAP Web IDE

Answer 501

ABAP Development Tools in Eclipse

Answer 502

SAP Fiori Launchpad

Answer 503

To analyze errors that occurred during the processing of OData calls.

Answer 504

If you want to analyze the annotations used in your application.

Answer 505

To understand the OData network calls and their responses.

Answer 506

Whenever an activation of one or more CDS views fails and an investigation is required.

Answer 507

Data preview

Answer 508

CDS Test Double Framework

Answer 509

Active annotations view

Answer 510

Gateway error log

Answer 511

Profile parameter editor

Answer 512

By using the keyword 'use draft' in the CDS view.

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By using the keyword 'enable draft' in the CDS behavior projection.

Answer 514

By using the keyword 'draft enabled' in the CDS behavior projection.

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By using the keyword 'with draft' in the CDS behavior definition.

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