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Which of the following ABAP SQL aggregate functions accept an ABAP SQL expression (e.g., f1 + f2) as input?
(Select 2 correct answers)
avg(expr) Allows numeric expressions (e.g., (f1 + f2) / 2).
sum(expr) Accepts numeric expressions.
max() Requires a single column, not expressions.
count(*) Counts rows only, doesn't accept expressions.
Study Guide Reference: ABAP SQL Documentation -- Aggregate Functions.
Which function call produces the string 'LORE_IPSUM_FACTUM'?
from_mixed converts a mixed-case string into uppercase with a chosen separator between words.
Given input 'LorelpsumFactum', the function splits at uppercase letters, uppercases the parts, and joins them with _.
Output: LORE_IPSUM_FACTUM.
condense only removes extra spaces, to_upper only changes case, and to_mixed does the reverse of from_mixed.
Study Guide Reference: ABAP Keyword Documentation -- String Functions (from_mixed, to_mixed).
Given the following code:
DATA gv_text1 TYPE string. "#EC_NEEDED
DATA gv_text2 TYPE string ##NEEDED.
What are valid statements? (Select 2 correct answers)
Pragmas (##) are evaluated by the syntax check and runtime check tools (e.g., ATC, Code Inspector). ##NEEDED is recognized and processed (C).
Pseudo-comments (#EC) are not checked; they are legacy directives to suppress specific findings, hence (D) is correct.
Therefore, A and B are invalid.
Study Guide Reference: ABAP Cloud Guidelines -- Pseudo-comments vs Pragmas.
You have attached a system field to an input parameter of a CDS view entity as follows:
define view entity Z_ENTITY
with parameters
@Environment.systemField: #SYSTEM_LANGUAGE
language : spras
What are the effects of this annotation? (Select 2 correct answers)
With @Environment.systemField: #SYSTEM_LANGUAGE, the system field sy-langu is automatically supplied as a default value for the parameter.
This works both in ABAP and in view-on-view scenarios (A).
Developers can still override this value when calling the view explicitly (B).
Options C and D are incorrect: system fields are not limited to ABAP only, and overriding is allowed.
Study Guide Reference: ABAP CDS Guide -- System Fields in View Parameters.
Which statement creates a reference variable for class CL_VEHICLE?
In ABAP, object references must be declared with TYPE REF TO <class>.
Option D is correct: DATA lo_vehicle TYPE REF TO cl_vehicle. creates a reference variable.
Option A Incorrect, TYPES defines a type, not a variable.
Option B Syntax error, correct keyword is REF TO, not REF OF.
Option C Invalid, LIKE REF is not supported in ABAP.
Study Guide Reference: ABAP Objects Programming Guide -- Reference Variable Declarations.
