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C_BASD_01

SAP Certified
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Question #:1

In the CI/CD Builds Panel, which jobs from the CI/CD service are listed for each of the projects in your
workspace?

A. All jobs

B. The jobs for the current active git branch

C. The first 3 jobs

Answer: B

Explanation
In the CI/CD Builds Panel, you can see the jobs from the CI/CD service that are listed for each of the projects
in your workspace. However, not all jobs are displayed, but only the jobs for the current active git branch of
your project1. This means that you can see the status and outcome of the jobs that are relevant to the branch
that you are working on. You can also trigger a new build, open the job details, or switch to another branch
from the CI/CD Builds Panel1.

References:

1: CI/CD Builds Panel | SAP Help Portal

Question #:2

In an application you have 3 entities:

•Risks and Mitigations are internal entities defined locally,

•A_Supplier is an imported external entity.

During the application preview with live data, which data sources do the entities use?

A. A_Supplier uses the locally mocked data; risks and mitigations use the live data.

B. All these 3 entities use the live data.

C. A_Supplier uses the live data; risks and mitigations use the locally mocked data.

Answer: C

Explanation
In an application, the data source for each entity depends on the data source setting in the run configuration.
By default, the data source is set to “Mock Data”, which means the application will use the locally mocked
data from the sample data folder. However, this setting only applies to the internal entities that are defined
locally, such as risks and mitigations. For the imported external entities, such as A_Supplier, the application

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will always use the live data from the original source, regardless of the data source setting. Therefore, in this
case, A_Supplier uses the live data; risks and mitigations use the locally mocked data1.

References:

1: Previewing Your Application - SAP Learning

Question #:3

Where can you assign roles for users to access your deployed application?

A. SAP Identity Provider service

B. SAP BTP Cockpit Cloud Foundry Org Members

C. SAP BTP Cockpit Security Users

Answer: C

Explanation
To assign roles for users to access your deployed application, you need to use the SAP BTP Cockpit and
navigate to the Security section. There you can create and manage role collections, which are groups of roles
that define the permissions for accessing resources and services in SAP BTP. You can assign role collections
to individual users or user groups, depending on your identity provider configuration. For example, if you have
deployed an SAP Fiori elements application, you need to assign the role collection
sap_business_application_studio_ui_deployer to the users who need to access the application. This role
collection contains the role sap_business_application_studio_ui_deployer_role, which is based on the role
template sap_business_application_studio_ui_deployer_role_template. This role template grants the user the
permission to access the deployed UI application. References:

SAP Help Portal

SAP Learning

Question #:4

You have added protected service entities and configured user roles in your project. After deployment, you
open your application and notice that you do not have access to any data. What can you do to resolve this?
Note: There are 2correct answers to this question.

A. Create a new role collection for your application in the SAP BTP subaccount cockpit.

B. Redeploy the project.

C. Assign the application's role collection to your user via the SAP BTP subaccount cockpit.

D. Log out of SAP BTP and log in again.

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Answer: A C

Explanation
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

Question #:5

What role is required to create a subaccount?

A. Destination Administrator

B. Subaccount Administrator

C. Global Account Administrator

D. Cloud Connector Administrator

Answer: B

Explanation
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

Question #:6

What tool do you use to add a value help UI to section fields on the Object Page of an SAP Fiori elements
application?

A.

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A. Page Map

B. Page Editor

C. Project Explorer

D. Home Page

Answer: B

Explanation
You use the Page Editor tool to add a value help UI to section fields on the Object Page of an SAP Fiori
elements application. The Page Editor is a graphical user interface that allows you to configure and customize
the UI elements of your application using annotations. You can access the Page Editor from the Application
Information page or the Command Palette tool in SAP Business Application Studio12

To add a value help UI to a section field, you need to follow these steps:

Open the Page Editor for the Object Page of your app and expand the nodes Sections->Section
Name->Subsections->Field Group Name->Form.

Select the field that you want to add a value help UI to and open the Property Sheet.

In the Property Sheet, scroll down to the Value Help section and enable the Value Help switch.

Choose the Value Help Type from the drop-down list. You can choose from Basic, OData, or Custom.

Depending on the Value Help Type, you need to provide additional properties, such as the Value List
Entity, the Value List Path, the Value List Parameters, or the Custom Value Help Function34

References: 1: Page Editor | SAP Help Portal 2: Create an SAP Fiori Elements Application | SAP
Tutorials 3: Value Help | SAP Help Portal 4: Fiori Elements – How to Develop an Object Page | SAP Blogs

Question #:7

What Ul application type do you choose to create an SAP Fiori elements-based user interface in the UI
creation wizard?

A. Mobile-Centric, Freestyle Application

B. Basic Multitarget Application

C. Template-Based Responsive Application

D. SAPUI5 Freestyle Application

Answer: C

Explanation

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To create an SAP Fiori elements-based user interface in the UI creation wizard, you need to choose the UI
Application Type as Template-Based, Responsive Application1.This option allows you to use predefined
templates that follow the SAP Fiori design guidelines and offer various features, such as OData metadata
support, smart controls, and annotations2.You can choose from different templates, such as List Report Object
Page, Worklist, and Analytical List Page, depending on your application scenario3.

You do not need to choose the following UI Application Types to create an SAP Fiori elements-based user
interface in the UI creation wizard:

Mobile-Centric, Freestyle Application: This option allows you to create a mobile application using the
SAP Mobile Development Kit (MDK).You can use this option to customize, deploy, and manage your
iOS and Android apps in the cloud4.However, this option does not use SAP Fiori elements templates,
but rather MDK metadata and rules5.

Basic Multitarget Application: This option allows you to create a multitarget application (MTA) that
consists of multiple modules, such as UI, service, and database.You can use this option to develop and
deploy complex applications that span multiple technologies and platforms6. However, this option does
not use SAP Fiori elements templates, but rather a generic MTA project structure.

SAPUI5 Freestyle Application: This option allows you to create a freestyle SAPUI5 application that
gives you full control over the UI design and logic. You can use this option to develop custom
applications that require specific UI elements or features that are not available in SAP Fiori elements
templates. However, this option does not use SAP Fiori elements templates, but rather a basic SAPUI5
project structure.

References:

1: Building the User Interface with SAP Fiori Tools

2: What Is SAP Fiori Elements? | SAP Help Portal

3: UI Elements | SAP Fiori for Web Design Guidelines

4: SAP Mobile Application

5: SAP Mobile Development Kit | SAP Help Portal

6: Basic Multitarget Application

[7]: Multitarget Applications | SAP Help Portal

[8]: SAPUI5 Freestyle Application

[9]: SAPUI5 | SAP Help Portal

Question #:8

When do you use the file explorer in SAP Business Application Studio?

A.

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A. To view and edit APIs of a project

B. To deploy a project

C. To view and edit files and folders in your workspace

D. To share project files with other team members

Answer: C

Explanation
The file explorer in SAP Business Application Studio is a tool that allows you to view and edit files and
folders in your workspace. A workspace is an entity that contains your project’s settings, debug
configurations, and task configurations. You can use the file explorer to create, rename, delete, copy, paste, or
move files and folders. You can also open files in the editor, preview them in the browser, or compare them
with other files. The file explorer shows the files and folders of your current workspace, which can be either a
multi-root workspace or a stand-alone folder. You can switch between different workspaces or open new ones
from the file explorer. The file explorer does not allow you to view and edit APIs of a project, deploy a
project, or share project files with other team members. These tasks require different tools or services in SAP
Business Application Studio. References:

File Explorer

Working in SAP Business Application Studio

Question #:9

How many builds does the CI/CD Builds Panel show for each job?

A. All

B. 5

C. 3

Answer: B

Explanation
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

Question #:10

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How can an application developed on SAP Business Application Studio use data directly from a back- end
system?

A. By exposing relationships to the application

B. By consuming an external data service

C. By activating draft-enabled mode on data services

D. By creating associations between data models and services

Answer: B

Explanation
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

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