SAP Exam E_HANAAW_17 Topic 4 Question 73 Discussion

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Question #: 73
Topic #: 4

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You developed an ABAP program using ABAP Development Tools for SAP NetWeaver. How can you execute it? 2 ans

AIn the Project Explorer view, right-click the program and choose Run As --- ABAP Application from the context menu.

BUse the Open Development Object dialog (CTRL+SHIFT+A) and enter <Program_Name>/Execute in the search field.

COpen the ABAP program in the ABAP Development perspective and execute it using the shortcut F8.

DOpen the ABAP program in the ABAP Development perspective and execute it using the shortcut Fl.

ECall transaction SRUN_ADT and enter the name of the ABAP program.

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Suggested Answer: A, C, D

by Dalene at Feb 13, 2024, 02:47 PM

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Carole

1 years ago

I think we should definitely review and potentially replace ORDER BY Clauses in Open SQL statements to avoid any issues post-migration.

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Hayley

1 years ago

What about ORDER BY Clauses in Open SQL statements? Should we be concerned about those too?

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Von

1 years ago

Yes, and we should also review any native SQL statements in the custom ABAP code.

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Katina

1 years ago

I think we should avoid any left outer joins in open SQL statements as well.

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Lorrine

1 years ago

I agree, we should also check for code that relies on implicit database sorting.

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Carole

1 years ago

I think we should look for and replace any direct access to a cluster on the database.

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Colette

1 years ago

Hmm, A, D, and E. Can't be too careful with that database stuff, you know? Wouldn't want to end up with a system that's more 'HANA-broken' than 'HANA-ready'!

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Tu

1 years ago

Absolutely, it's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to database migrations.

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Miesha

1 years ago

Yeah, those are key areas to focus on to ensure a smooth migration.

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Andrew

1 years ago

I think you're right, A, D, and E are definitely things to watch out for.

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Darci

1 years ago

That's a good point, we need to make sure the custom ABAP code is compatible with SAP HANA.

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Tomoko

1 years ago

This is like a game of 'Spot the HANA Gotcha'. I'm going with A, C, and D. Wouldn't want to end up in HANA jail for some sketchy ABAP!

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Jenise

1 years ago

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Tammara

1 years ago

User 1

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Leah

1 years ago

I think we should also be wary of any code that relies on implicit database sorting.

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Stevie

1 years ago

Yes, we should replace any left outer joins to avoid potential functional issues.

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Darci

1 years ago

What about left outer joins in open SQL statements? Should we be looking out for those too?

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Adelina

1 years ago

B, D, and E. Left joins, sorting, and ORDER BYs - all things that might need a closer look. Wouldn't want any nasty surprises post-migration!

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Sabine

1 years ago

B) Left outer joins in open SQL statements, D) Code that relies on implicit database sorting, E) ORDER BY Clauses in Open SQL statements

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Cathern

1 years ago

B) Left outer joins in open SQL statements, D) Code that relies on implicit database sorting, E) ORDER BY Clauses in Open SQL statements

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Maryann

1 years ago

I agree, that could cause issues during migration to SAP HANA.

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Youlanda

1 years ago

A, C, and D - gotta watch out for that direct database access and native SQL. Implicit sorting can trip you up too. Migration to HANA is tricky business!

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