Sap Certified Development Associate - Abap With Sap Netweaver 7.0 Exam Questions

The document provides sample questions and explanations for an SAP Certified Development Associate ABAP with SAP NetWeaver 7.0 exam. It discusses the exam format, including being computer-based, 3 hours, 80 multiple choice questions with no penalty for incorrect answers. Sample questions cover topics like ways to open the ABAP editor, valid ABAP program names, and where data types can be defined in ABAP.

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SAP Certified Development Associate ABAP with SAP NetWeaver 7.

0 Exam Questions
These questions are similiar to the ones asked in the actual Test. How should I know? I know, because although I got my ABAP Certification five years back, I have re-certified with the latest version of the Associate Certification test. Before you start here are some Key features of the ABAP Associate Certification Exam - The exam is Computer based and you have three Hours to answer 80 Questions. - The Questions are (mostly) multiple choice type and there is NO penalty for an incorrect answer. - Some of the Questions have more than one correct answers. You must get ALL the options correct for you to be awarded points. - The Official Pass percentage is 65% (But this can vary). You will be told the exact passing percentage before your begin your test.

Sample Questions
Q1.There are various possibilities of creating/changing an ABAP programme. Some of these are: A. Opening programs in the Object Navigator B. Using the ABAP Editor C. Using EEWB D. Using Forward Navigation Answer: A, B, D

To start the ABAP Editor to create or change ABAP programs, the R/3 system offers three possibilities: Opening Programs in the Object Navigator The Object Navigator of the ABAP Workbench (Transaction SE80) offers a hierarchical overview of all R/3 Repository objects, ordered by package, user name of the programmer, object types, and so on. By selecting a program, the Object Navigator supplies direct access to all components of a program, such as main program, includes, classes, or global data. By selecting a program object in the Object Navigator and calling a maintenance transaction, you directly open the appropriate tool for this object, in this case the ABAP Editor. This way is appropriate for all ABAP programs, as the Object Navigator gives you a constant overview of all components of a program. In particular, screens and user interfaces are displayed. Using the ABAP Editor To open ABAP programs directly from the tool ABAP Editor, select the menu path Tools --> ABAP Workbench --> Overview --> Development --> ABAP Editor from the SAP menu of SAP Easy Access (or start Transaction SE38). If you want to change a program using this method, you must already know its name and environment. This procedure is only suited for maintaining or creating relatively simple or short programs, which have few or no additional components. Using Forward Navigation In any of the tools in the ABAP Workbench, you can open a different Repository object by positioning the cursor on it and double-clicking. The system automatically opens the object using the correct tool. This also applies to editing ABAP programs. Forward navigation by double-click can be used at any point where the names of ABAP programs appear in

the ABAP Workbench.

Q2. Which of the following are acceptable names of an ABAP program? A. ZQSDABAP B. YMYFIRSTABAPPROGRAM C. ZMyFirst ABAP PROGRAM D. Z==FIRSTABAPPROGRAM E. THISISMYFIRSTABAPPROGRAMME Answer: A, B, E The name of an ABAP program can be between 1 and 30 characters long. The following symbols and signs must not be used in program names: Period (.), comma (,), space ( ), parentheses (), apostrophe (), inverted commas ("), equals sign (=), asterisk (*), accented characters or German umlauts (, , , , , and so on), percentage signs (%), or underscores (_).

Q3. Data types in ABAP are not just attributes of fields, but can be defined in their own right. Where in ABAP can you define data types? A. ABAP Dictionary B. In programs C. In IMG Answer: A, B The following graphic shows where you can define data types in ABAP:

This differentiates between Predefined ABAP types that are built into the kernel. Local data types that you can define in ABAP programs. Data types in the ABAP Dictionary that are available to all programs in the entire system. In the ABAP Dictionary, you can define types either as Dictionary objects or in type groups.