SAP C_BASD_01 SAP Certified Development Associate - Build applications with SAP Business Application Studio Exam Practice Test

 When you create a CVCD job, you need to define the SCM credentials for your project. This enables the CVCD service to access your project from the SCM repository and retrieve the latest version of your code when the build is triggered. The SCM credentials are stored securely in the CVCD service and are not exposed to anyone. References: Managing the Application’s Lifecycle with CI/CD Service - SAP Learning

Some features of the SAP Fiori elements List report are:

• Execute actions on selected items: You can perform actions on one or more items in the list, such as delete, approve, or reject. The actions are available in the table toolbar or the item context menu. You can also define custom actions for your application1.
• Search and filter a large set of content: You can use the filter bar to apply filters and search terms to the list. The filter bar supports various filter types, such as value help, multi-value, and date range. You can also use the variant management to save and load filter settings2.

The other options are not correct, because:

• Swap the filter bar and table on the screen: This is not a feature of the SAP Fiori elements List report. The filter bar is always displayed above the table, and there is no option to change the position2.
• Show all details of an item and its sub-items: This is a feature of the SAP Fiori elements Object page, not the List report. The Object page shows the details of a single item and its related entities in different sections and facets3.

References:

• List Report – Content Area | SAP Fiori for Web Design Guidelines
• List Report – Filter Bar | SAP Fiori for Web Design Guidelines
• Object Page | SAP Fiori for Web Design Guidelines

 To access the data in your application, you need to have the appropriate role collection assigned to your user. A role collection is a set of user-related authorizations that restrict access to resources and services based on defined user permissions. You can create a new role collection for your application in the SAP BTP subaccount cockpit, or use an existing one that matches your application’s requirements. Then, you need to assign the role collection to your user via the SAP BTP subaccount cockpit, so that you can access the data in your application. Redeploying the project or logging out and in again will not solve the issue, as the rolecollection assignment is independent of the deployment or the login process. References:

• Manage Authorizations and Roles
• Manage Role Collections

To run a CI/CD build manually without pushing changes to Git, you can select ‘Trigger a Build’ in the CI/CD job’s context menu. This will start a new build for the selected job, using the latest code from the remote Git repository. You can see the build status and logs in the CI/CD view in SAP Business Application Studio. The other options are not correct, because they either require pushing changes to Git (B), or they do not use the CI/CD service (A and D). References:

• Managing the Application’s Lifecycle with CI/CD Service

When you add a new projection to your project, you are creating a new service that exposes a view on underlying domain model entities. A projection is a CDS data definition that defines a subset of fields or a join of entities from the domain model. A projection can also apply filters, aggregations, or calculations on the data. A projection is used to expose data to the service layer or the user interface layer1. A projection is not an external data model, a data model entity, or a user interface application.

References:

• 1: CDS Data Definitions - SAP Learning

You can find Microsoft Visual Studio Code compatible extensions for a dev space in the Open VSX Registry. The Open VSX Registry is a vendor-neutral open-source alternative to the Visual Studio Marketplace. It hosts a variety of extensions that can enhance the functionality and usability of your dev space. You can explore and install extensions from the Open VSX Registry using the Extensions view in SAP Business Application Studio12

References: 1: Explore and Install VS Code Extensions | SAP Help Portal 2: Introducing SAP Business Application Studio (BAS)

SAP Business Application Studio supports several SAP development scenarios, such as Cloud Applications, SAP Fiori UI development, and SAP HANA native. The different tools and runtimes are available as extensions. Each extension can hold one or more tool and/or runtime. The content of each extension is mentioned in the extension description1. Some of the extensions that can be added to SAP Business Application Studio are:

• CAP Tools: This extension provides the tools for developing applications using the Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP). It includes the CDS language support, the CDS command-line interface, and the CDS LSP server2.
• SAP HANA Tools: This extension provides the tools for developing SAP HANA native applications. It includes the SAP HANA Database Explorer, the SAP HANA SQL console, the SAP HANA SQL Tools, and the SAP HANA HDI Deployer3.

SAP Crowd Service Tools and SAP Concur Travel Tools are not extensions that can be added to SAP Business Application Studio.

References:

• 1: Extending SAP Business Application Studio | SAP Help Portal
• 2: Dev Spaces in SAP Business Application Studio | SAP Help Portal
• 3: CAP Tools Extension | SAP Help Portal
• 4: SAP HANA Tools Extension | SAP Help Portal

The webhook data in the Automate Build Trigger page consists of the Payload URL and the Payload Content. The Payload URL is the endpoint that receives the HTTP POST request from the source system when an event occurs. The Payload Content is the JSON body that contains the information about the event, such as the project name, the branch name, the commit ID, and the user name. The One-Time Passcode and the Secret are not part of the webhook data, but they are used to authenticate and secure the communication between the source system and the SAP Business Application Studio. References: https://blogs.sap.com/2023/08/30/business-event-triggers-in-sap-build-process-automation-for-sap-s-4hana-cloud-the-customer-return-bkp-use-case/

To create a subaccount, you must have the Subaccount Administrator role. This role allows you to manage the subaccount settings, such as entitlements, service instances, service subscriptions, destinations, and role collections. The Subaccount Administrator role is assigned by the Global Account Administrator, who can manage the global account settings and create subaccounts. The Destination Administrator role allows you to create and manage destinations within a subaccount. The Cloud Connector Administrator role allows you to configure and monitor the SAP Cloud Connector, which connects on-premise systems to SAP BTP. References:

• SAP Help Portal
• SAP Learning

When subscribed to the free plan of SAP Business Application Studio, you can only run one dev space at a time. A dev space is a development environment that contains the tools and runtimes for a specific development scenario. You can create up to two dev spaces with the free plan, but you can only have one dev space in the RUNNING state at a time. If you want to switch to another dev space, you need to stop the current one first12. This is one of the restrictions of the free plan, which is intended for trial and evaluation purposes. If you want to run more dev spaces simultaneously, you need to upgrade to a paid plan345. References:

• 1: Set Up SAP Business Application Studio | SAP Tutorials
• 2: Application Plans | SAP Help Portal
• 3: SAP Business Application Studio - Trial Account Restrictions
• 4: SAP Business Application Studio | SAP Help Portal
• 5: Dev Spaces in SAP Business Application Studio | SAP Blogs

Some benefits of using SAP Business Application Studio productivity tools are12:

• They provide end to end development experience based on visual tools. You can use the productivity tools to create, test, build, and deploy your applications using graphical interfaces, such as wizards, dialogs, and editors. You can also use the productivity tools to explore and bind SAP services, run and debug your applications, and deploy them to your target environment.
• They provide a logical view of the project components. You can use the productivity tools to see a structured and organized view of your project files and folders, as well as the dependencies and relationships between them. You can also use the productivity tools to navigate and edit your project components, such as data models, services, UIs, and annotations.

You do not have the following benefits of using SAP Business Application Studio productivity tools:

• They provide internationalization capabilities. This is not a benefit of the productivity tools, but rather a feature of SAPUI5, which is a UI framework that you can use to develop your applications. SAPUI5 supports internationalization by allowing you to define texts and formats for different languages and regions3.
• They can be used offline for development. This is not a benefit of the productivity tools, but rather a limitation. Since SAP Business Application Studio is a cloud-based development environment, you need to have an internet connection to access and use the productivity tools. You cannot use them offline for development4.

References:

• 1: SAP Business Application Studio – Productivity Tools | SAP Blogs
• 2: SAP Business Application Studio | SAP Help Portal
• 3: Internationalization | SAPUI5 | SAP Help Portal
• 4: SAP Business Application Studio - Trial Account Restrictions

To retrieve changes made by collaborators, you should perform the Get Changes action. This action will pull the latest changes from the remote Git repository of yourproject and merge them with your local changes. You can use the Source Control view or the Command Palette tool in SAP Business Application Studio to perform this action12

References: 1: Sharing the Project via Git - SAP Learning 2: SAP Business Application Studio – Product Walkthrough

To deploy a full stack application developed using the Productivity Toolkit, you need to have the following entitlements in your SAP BTP subaccount1:

• Cloud Foundry Runtime: This is the runtime environment that allows you to deploy and run your applications on SAP BTP. You can choose from different memory and disk quotas, as well as different regions and providers2.
• SAP HANA Cloud: This is the database service that allows you to store and manage your data in a cloud-native, in-memory, and multi-model way. You can use SAP HANA Cloud to create calculation views, expose OData services, and consume data from various sources3.
• Master Data Integration: This is the service that allows you to integrate and harmonize master data from different SAP systems, such as SAP S/4HANA, SAP SuccessFactors, SAP Ariba, and more. You can use Master Data Integration to access master data objects, such as business partners, products, and cost centers, and use them in your application4.

You do not need the following entitlements to deploy a full stack application developed using the Productivity Toolkit:

• Workflow Management: This is the service that allows you to automate and optimize business processes, such as approvals, notifications, and escalations. You can use Workflow Management to design, manage, and monitor workflows, as well as integrate them with other SAP services and applications5. However, this is not required for deploying a full stack application, unless your application involves workflow scenarios.
• SAP Build Work Zone: This is the service that allows you to create and distribute digital workplace experiences, such as home pages, cards, and widgets. You can use SAP Build Work Zone to personalize and customize your user interface, as well as integrate it with other SAP services and applications6. However, this is not required for deploying a full stack application, unless your application involves user experience scenarios.

References:

• 1: Develop a Business Application Using Productivity Tools - SAP Learning
• 2: Cloud Foundry Environment - SAP Help Portal
• 3: SAP HANA Cloud - SAP Help Portal
• 4: Master Data Integration - SAP Help Portal
• 5: Workflow Management - SAP Help Portal
• 6: SAP Build Work Zone - SAP Help Portal

 The CI/CD Builds Panel shows the latest five builds for each job. You can see the build status, duration, and start time for each build. You can also access the build logs, artifacts, and pipeline configuration from the panel. The CI/CD Builds Panel helps you monitor and troubleshoot your CI/CD pipeline jobs in SAP Business Application Studio. References:

• CI/CD Builds Panel

The number of runtime units required for a full-stack application depends on various factors, such as the performance, scalability, and availability of your application. Some of the factors that help you determine the number of runtime units are12:

• Number of users involved: This factor indicates how many concurrent users are expected to access your application at any given time. The more users you have, the more load your application will generate, and the more runtime units you will need to handle the requests and responses.
• Volume of data handled by your application: This factor indicates how much data your application needs to store, process, and transfer. The more data you have, the more memory and disk space your application will consume, and the more runtime units you will need to support the data operations.

You do not need to consider the following factors to determine the number of runtime units:

• Number of UI applications deployed: This factor indicates how many UI modules you have in your full-stack application. The number of UI applications does not directly affect the number of runtime units, as the UI applications are served by a web server that is independent of the runtime units. However, the number of UI applications may affect the complexity and size of your application, which may in turn affect the performance and scalability of your application.
• Number of services deployed: This factor indicates how many service modules you have in your full-stack application. The number of services does not directly affect the number of runtime units, as the services are deployed as separate applications that can be scaled independently. However, the number of services may affect the communication and integration between your application components, which may in turn affect the performance and availability of your application.

References:

• 1: SAP Business Application Studio - Trial Account Restrictions
• 2: Cloud Foundry Environment - SAP Help Portal

To expose a data model to an application, you need to define the data model entity, the service model entities, and the associations between them. The data model entity defines the structure and properties of the data that will be stored in the database. The service model entities define the operations and queries that can be performed on the data model entity. The associations define the relationships and cardinalities between the data model entity and other entities. References:

• Creating a Data Model
• Creating a Service Model

The correct way for an application developed on SAP Business Application Studio to use data directly from a back-end system is to consume an external data service. This can be done by using the Service Center in SAP Business Application Studio, which simplifies the connectivity to external data sources, enables data source exploration from different providers, and integrates the data source into the application in development. For example, you can consume an external service from SAP S/4HANA by adding the Business Partner API to your application and adding the Business Partner entity to your application service. References:

• Connect to External Data Sources with SAP Business Application Studio
• Consuming an External Service From SAP S/4HANA - SAP Learning