Q: 2
When deploying SAP S/4HANA Cloud, private edition using new implementation, which of the
following is recommended to code custom developments? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this
question.
Options
Discussion
C or B. Don't think D is right here, that's more about templates, not actual custom coding. ABAP Workbench and BTP are what SAP recommends for in-app and side-by-side dev. Similar question came up on practice tests.
Probably D. SAP Best Practices (D) feels like the typical route when setting up a new implementation, plus C covers ABAP custom code. Not sure B really applies unless you're running side-by-side stuff, which isn't always needed here.
B/C tbh
Practice exams and SAP's official docs both point to B and C.
C/B imo, D is more a template guide than a dev tool so that's probably the trap here.
C and D. SAP ABAP Workbench is classic for custom ABAP, and Best Practices (D) often comes up as the guidance source during new S4 implementations. I think BTP gets used more for extensions outside core, but haven't seen it as a main tool in most customer projects I've been involved with. Disagree?
Pretty sure it's B and C for this one. BTP covers side-by-side extensibility, and ABAP Workbench handles in-app stuff on private edition. I think D is more for templates, not actual coding. Thoughts if I'm missing something?
D imo. SAP Best Practices (D) are usually mentioned as a go-to during new implementations, and C makes sense for traditional ABAP work. I don't think B (BTP) is always required unless you're developing side-by-side extensions. Could be reading the question too literally though, open to being wrong here.
C and D imo. I remember from practice tests that SAP ABAP Workbench (C) is used for traditional custom development, and SAP Best Practices (D) often comes up as a recommended resource when starting new implementations. Not 100% certain about D but I don't think B is needed unless you're integrating cloud apps. Agree?
B tbh, C is sometimes overlooked but ABAP Workbench is supported here-A can be a trap since it's just support/resources.
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