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What SAP systems can you use for the ABAP Test Cockpit (ATC) to perform the custom code analysis
for an SAP S/4HANA conversion? Note: There are 2 correct answe rs to this question.
Options
Discussion
C or A
Its B and D
B and D make sense here since only Standalone AS ABAP (SAP_BASIS 752+) or S/4HANA 1809+ systems have the capability to actually run the S/4-specific ATC checks with the simplification DB. ECC just acts as a source in remote analysis. Pretty sure that's right based on migration docs, but open to corrections if anyone’s tried otherwise.
B D tbh. Only standalone AS ABAP 752+ and S/4HANA 1809+ can run the required ATC checks for S/4 conversions.
D , paired with B. Only standalone AS ABAP (SAP_BASIS 752+) or S/4HANA 1809+ can actually execute the ATC custom code analysis with the S/4HANA simplification DB loaded. ECC and SolMan can't do the required S/4-specific code checks. Pretty sure that's what SAP's migration guide says, but happy if someone has different experience.
Option B and D. ECC might look tempting but can't actually perform S/4HANA checks, only act as the analysis target. Agree?
It's B and D for sure. Only standalone AS ABAP with the right SAP_BASIS level or S/4HANA 1809+ can actually perform ATC checks for code analysis. Solution Manager (C) trips people up but can't run the central check system here.
C/D? Not totally sure but I think it's those based on what I've seen in the practice dumps. Anyone else get confused between Solution Manager and standalone ABAP here?
I don't think it's A here, that's a common trick. B and D are correct.
B or C here. Solution Manager can do a lot with ATC, including central checks, so I thought it can be used for custom code analysis too. Not sure if SolMan actually has the S/4HANA simplification DB though-some docs imply you need the standalone ABAP or S/4 itself. Anyone else try running ATC on SolMan for this?
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