C_BASD_01 Practice Exam Questions with Answers SAP Certified Development Associate - Build applications with SAP Business Application Studio Certification

You can find Microsoft Visual Studio Code compatible extensions for a dev space in the Open VSX Registry. The Open VSX Registry is a vendor-neutral open-source alternative to the Visual Studio Marketplace. It hosts a variety of extensions that can enhance the functionality and usability of your dev space. You can explore and install extensions from the Open VSX Registry using the Extensions view in SAP Business Application Studio12

References: 1: Explore and Install VS Code Extensions | SAP Help Portal 2: Introducing SAP Business Application Studio (BAS)

There are two different options for adding sample data in SAP Business Application Studio1:

• Import for Entity: This option allows you to import sample data from a CSV file for a specific entity. You can use this option if you have a predefined set of data that you want to use for testing or demonstration purposes. You need to download the CSV file from a source, rename it to match the project and entity names, and then select the Import for Entity option from the Add Sample Data dialog. You can then choose the file and import it to the entity.
• Create for Entity: This option allows you to create sample data manually for a specific entity. You can use this option if you want to enter your own data or generate mock data for testing or demonstration purposes. You need to select the Create for Entity option from the Add Sample Data dialog, and then enter the number of rows and the values for each property. You can also turn on the Mock Data option to automatically generate random values for each property.

You do not have the following options for adding sample data in SAP Business Application Studio:

• Import for Service: This option does not exist in SAP Business Application Studio. You cannot import sample data for a service, but only for an entity. A service is a logical grouping of entities that exposes them as an OData API. You can only import sample data for each entity individually.
• Create for Service: This option does not exist in SAP Business Application Studio. You cannot create sample data for a service, but only for an entity. A service is a logical grouping of entities that exposes them as an OData API. You can only create sample data for each entity individually.

References:

• 1: Adding Sample Data - SAP Learning

To define associations, you must use data model entities. Associations are relationships between two entities that are defined in the data model layer of your application. You can use the CDS graphical modeler or the CDS source editor in SAP Business Application Studio to create and edit associations. Associations can be used to navigate from one entity to another, to filter or sort data, or to expose related data in a service model12

References: 1: Data Model Layer - SAP Learning 2: CDS entity relationship modeling using CDS Graphical Modeler - SAP Blog

Some features of the SAP Fiori elements List report are:

• Execute actions on selected items: You can perform actions on one or more items in the list, such as delete, approve, or reject. The actions are available in the table toolbar or the item context menu. You can also define custom actions for your application1.
• Search and filter a large set of content: You can use the filter bar to apply filters and search terms to the list. The filter bar supports various filter types, such as value help, multi-value, and date range. You can also use the variant management to save and load filter settings2.

The other options are not correct, because:

• Swap the filter bar and table on the screen: This is not a feature of the SAP Fiori elements List report. The filter bar is always displayed above the table, and there is no option to change the position2.
• Show all details of an item and its sub-items: This is a feature of the SAP Fiori elements Object page, not the List report. The Object page shows the details of a single item and its related entities in different sections and facets3.

References:

• List Report – Content Area | SAP Fiori for Web Design Guidelines
• List Report – Filter Bar | SAP Fiori for Web Design Guidelines
• Object Page | SAP Fiori for Web Design Guidelines

Run-configs are used to create multiple run configurations for your application. Each run configuration contains all the information you need to run your application, such as the data source, the destination, the profile, and the dependencies. You can create as many run-configs as you want, and you can delete or edit them as well. Different run-configs can have the same choices configured, such as the data source type and the destination of OData services. For example, you can have two run-configs that both use live data as the data source and the same destination for the OData service, but with different profiles or dependencies. If you choose live data as the data source, you must configure the destination of the OData service correctly, or it will lead to errors. The destination is the URL of the OData service that provides the live data for your application. References:

• SAP Help Portal - Creating Run Configurations
• Running CAP Node Applications in SAP Business Application Studio

The edit properties for a service entity are Read Only, Insert Only, and Draft Editing. These properties determine the level of access and modification that the service entity allows for the data. You can set these properties in the Property Sheet of the service entity in SAP Business Application Studio1

• Read Only: This property means that the service entity only allows reading the data, but not creating, updating, or deleting it. This is useful for displaying data that should not be changed by the user2
• Insert Only: This property means that the service entity only allows creating new data, but not reading, updating, or deleting existing data. This is useful for collecting data from the user without exposing the existing data2
• Draft Editing: This property means that the service entity supports draft editing, which is a feature that allows the user to save changes to the data without committing them to the database. The user can then activate the changes to make them permanent, or discard them to revert to the original data. This is useful for enabling the user to work on complex data scenarios without affecting the live data3

References: 1: Creating a Service Entity | SAP Help Portal 2: Defining Services - SAP Learning 3: Draft Editing - SAP Learning

The Page Map is a feature of SAP Business Application Studio that provides a visual representation of the application pages, navigation, and service entities. It allows you to see the structure and flow of your application, as well as the data sources and annotations used for each page. You can also use the Page Map to open the relevant files for editing or previewing your application12

References: 1: Page Map - SAP Learning 2: Fiori Element List Report development using SAP Business Application Studio - SAP Blog

Project sharing is a feature of SAP Business Application Studio that allows you to share your project with other developers via a remote Git repository. Git is a distributed version control system that lets you track changes and collaborate on code. SAP Business Application Studio supports Git as the source control management tool for project sharing. You can use the Simplified Git view or the Source Control view to perform Git operations such as clone, commit, push, pull, merge, and so on. You can also use the terminal to execute Git commands. You can connect to any public or private Git service provider, such as GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, as well as your corporate Git system. Project sharing via Git enables you to work on the same project with other developers, synchronize your changes, and resolve conflicts. References: Sharing the Project via Git | SAP and Git Source Control | SAP Help Portal

The Command Palette tool in SAP Business Application Studio provides access to all the IDE functionality including shortcuts for the most common operations. You can open the Command Palette by pressing F1 or navigating to View > Find Command from the menu bar. This will open an input field at the top of the IDE allowing you to enter a command. You can also browse through the list of commands by using the arrow keys or typing a keyword. Some commands will lead you into a minimal text-based wizard, allowing you to enter additional parameters. You cannot add new commands to the Command Palette, as it is a built-in feature of the IDE. References: Command Palette | SAP Help Portal and SAP Business Application Studio – Product Walkthrough

You can create a new project in SAP Business Application Studio from the following entry points:

• SAP Business Application Studio application wizard: This is a graphical user interface that guides you through the steps of creating a project based on predefined templates. You can access the application wizard from the Welcome tab or the Command Palette tool in SAP Business Application Studio12
• The Command Line interface: This is a terminal window that allows you to execute commands and scripts for creating and managing projects. You can access the command line interface from the Terminal menu or the Command Palette tool in SAP Business Application Studio34

References: 1: Creating a Project Using the Wizard | SAP Help Portal 2: Create a New Business Application Project | SAP Help Portal 3: Creating a Project from the Terminal | SAP Help Portal 4: Create a CAP Project with SAP Business Application Studio | SAP Tutorials

In a productive landscape, a user can create up to 10 dev spaces and have 2 of them running at the same time. A dev space is a pre-configured development environment in the cloud with the tools, capabilities, and resources needed for developing applications. A user can choose from different dev space types that suit different business scenarios and application types. A user can also add additional extensions to the dev space to enhance the functionality and usability of the development environment12

References: 1: Dev Spaces in SAP Business Application Studio | SAP Help Portal 2: Dev Spaces in SAP Business Application Studio | SAP Blogs

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