SAP Certified Development Specialist - ABAP for SAP HANA 2.0 - E-HANAAW-14 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. All arithmetic expressions can be used for all type of variables B. All Keywords are case sensitive. C. All fields in the GROUP BY clause must be separated by commas. D. All ABAP variables must be escaped with a proceeding @ sign.

A. There are two joins in the table B. There is at least one join in the other table C. There are three joins in the table D. Referential integrity holds true in both the directions

A. A new tool called SQL Monitor to determine the priority if different programs access the database intensively B. Tools analyzing performance at run-time, to determine if critical constructs C. The ABAP Trace (SAT) and the ABAP Profiling perspective to measure and compare runtime consumption D. A selection Code Inspector (SCI) and ABAP Test Cockpit (ATC) to locate potential functional and performance issues.

A. SAP HANA Direct extractor connection (SAP DXC) B. SAP Replication server C. SAP Landscape transformation Replication server (SAP SLT) D. SAP Data services

A. ABAP source code with performance optimization potential B. To detect code that would lead to functional or performance issues When migrating to SAP HANA C. Integrates with SAP Solution Manager D. Integrated into ABAP Development Tools and ABAP Workbench

A. When you want to enable a full-text-search of the table B. When the table has a small number of records C. When you require aggregation and analysis of values D. When there are mainly distinct values in the table

A. Detect redundant or identical select statements B. Applying Code inspector C. Locate work base issues D. Display record of all database access E. Locate database performance issues

A. Map the ADDRESS field to a constant value B. Exclude the ADDRESS field from the union C. Create an input parameter for the ADDRESS field D. Create a restricted column for the ADDRESS field

A. Then in-memory architecture of SAP HANA prevents the transfer of large datasets between the database layer and the application layer B. The in-memory capabilities of SAP HANA allow calculations to be performed on the database layer, which helps to avoid unnecesary movement of data C. The transfer of coding to the database reduces the memory consumption of associated ABAP Dictionary tables in the application layer D. The data-intensive calculations can be performed on SAP Netweaver Application Server ABAP when code-to-data mode is switched on

A. To activate and execute the program in the application B. Derived column headings from the data element C. To supply suitable values for any input parameters D. The data display is restricted to a maximum of 2 billion cell

A. When you want to enable a full-text-search of the table B. When the table has a small number of records C. When you require aggregation and analysis of values D. When there are mainly distinct values in the table

A. Transfer all data from the database to the ABAP layer, and then aggregate the results. B. Aggregate data on the database, and transfer the results to the ABAP layer. C. Perform expensive calculations on the database. D. Use native SQL to access SAP HANA built-in functions. E. Perform expensive calculations on the ABAP application server.

A. Use Scalar types for all the AMDP method parameters B. List all the ABAP dictionary tables used in the procedure body in the USING clause C. Define all the method parameters to pass by value D. Specify the database system and language E. Mark the AMDP method as read-only

A. To view scalar components B. To access system fields C. Need the query in one piece of code only D. At the time of Dictionary Views

A. Injection B. Upper join C. Left outer join D. Operators join