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These errors are caused when you try to download the file with some special characters in the unicode system. When SAP system is not able to convert the special characters, it ends up with this system dump.

Just add the clause IGNORE CONVERSION ERRORS when you try to open the dataset and all these special characters which cannot be converted into a specific code page will be skipped. You can also add the clause REPLACEMENT CHARACTER space, with this addition, all the special non convertible characters will simply be replaced with space.

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ARFC_GET_TID – will return the IP address of the terminal in hex.

BAL_* – All function modules used for SAP’s application logging can be found here.

BP_EVENT_RAISE – Trigger an event from ABAP/4 program

BP_JOBLOG_READ – Fetch job log executions

CLOI_PUT_SIGN_IN_FRONT – Place the negative sign after a number. SAP default is place the negative sign after the number.

CLPB_EXPORT – Export a text table to the clipboard (on presentation server)

CLPB_IMPORT – Import a Text Table from the Clipboard (on presentation server)

COMMIT_TEXT – To load long text into SAP

CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT – converts any number into a string fill with zeroes-right
example:
input = 123
output = 0000000000000…000000000000123

CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_OUTPUT – converts any number with zeroes-right into a simple integer
example:
input = 00000000000123
output = 123

CONVERT_OTF – Convert SAP documents (SAPScript) to other types.
example:
CALL FUNCTION ‘CONVERT_OTF’
EXPORTING
FORMAT = ‘PDF’
IMPORTING
BIN_FILESIZE = FILE_LEN
TABLES
OTF = OTFDATA
LINES = PDFDATA
EXCEPTIONS
ERR_MAX_LINEWIDTH = 1
ERR_FORMAT = 2
ERR_CONV_NOT_POSSIBLE = 3
OTHERS = 4.

DATE_GET_WEEK – will return the week that a date is in.

DATE_CHECK_PLAUSIBILITY – Check to see if a date is in a valid format for SAP. Works well when validating dates being passed in from other systems.

DOWNLOAD – download a file to the presentation server (PC)

DYNP_VALUES_READ – Read the values from a dynpro. This function can be used to read the values from a report’s selection screen too (Another example).

DYNP_VALUES_UPDATE – Similar to DYNP_VALUES_READ, this function will allow the updating of fields on a dynpro. Very useful when you want to change a field based on the value entered for another field.

ENQUE_SLEEP – Wait a specified period of time before continuing processing.

ENQUEUE_ESFUNCTION – Lock an abap program so that it cannot be executed. Set the parameters as follows:
RELID = ‘ZZ’
SRTF2 = 0
SRTF = (your report name)
Please note that you should not use SY-REPID to pass your report name to the function. The value of SY-REPID will change as it is being passed to the function module, and will no longer hold the value of the calling report.

EPS_GET_FILE_ATTRIBUTES – Pass in a filename and a path, and will return attributes for the file

EPS_GET_DIRECTORY_LISTING – return a list of filenames from a local or network drive

F4_DATE – displays a calendar in a popup window and allows user to choose a date, or it can be displayed read only.

F4IF_SHLP_EXIT_EXAMPLE – documents the different reasons to use a search help exit, and shows how it is done.

FILENAME_GET – popup to get a filename from a user, returns blank filename if user selects cancel

FTP_CONNECT – Open a connection (and log in) to an FTP server

FTP_COMMAND – Execute a command on the FTP server

FTP_DISCONNECT – Close the connection (and log off) the FTP server

FORMAT_MESSAGE – Takes a message id and number, and puts it into a variable. Works better than WRITE_MESSAGE, since some messages use $ as a place holder, and WRITE_MESSAGE does not accommadate that, it only replaces the ampersands (&) in the message.

GET_GLOBAL_SYMBOLS – Returns a list of all tables, select options, texts, etc for a program. Even includes the text definitions for the selection screen

GET_INCLUDETAB – Returns a list of all INCLUDES in a program

G_SET_GET_ALL_VALUES – Fetch values from a set.
Function Group GRAP is now obsolete. SAP recommends using functions in function group SFES instead. Below is an overview of the changes.

GUI_CREATE_DIRECTORY – Create a directory on the presentation server

GUI_DELETE_FILE – Replaces WS_FILE_DELETE. Delete a file on the presentation server

GUI_DOWNLOAD – Replaces WS_DOWNLOAD. Download table from the app server to presentation server

GUI_EXEC – Replaces WS_EXECUTE. Start a File or Program Asynchronously with WinExec

GUI_GET_DESKTOP_INFO – Replaces WS_QUERY. Delivers Information About the Desktop (client)

GUI_REMOVE_DIRECTORY – Delete a directory on the presentation server

GUI_RUN – Start a File or Program Asynchronously with ShellExecute

GUI_UPLOAD – Replaces WS_UPLOAD. Upoad file from presentation server to the app server

HELP_START – Display help for a field. Useful for doing AT SELECTION SCREEN ON VALUE REQUEST for those fields that do not provide F4 help at the DDIC level.

HOLIDAY_GET – Provides a table of all the holidays based upon a Factory Calendar &/ Holiday Calendar.

HR_DISPLAY_BASIC_LIST – is an HR function, but can be used for any data. You pass it data, and column headers, and it provides a table control with the ability to manipulate the data, and send it to Word or Excel. Also see the additional documentation here.

HR_GET_LEAVE_DATA – Get all leave information (includes leave entitlement, used holidays/paid out holidays)

INIT_TEXT – To load long text into SAP

K_WERKS_OF_BUKRS_FIND – Return a list of all plants for a given company code.

LIST_TO_ASCII – convert an ABAP report (displayed on screen) from OTF to ASCII format LIST_FROM_MEMORY – Retrieves the output of a report from memory when the report was executed using

SUBMIT… EXPORTING LIST TO MEMORY. See also WRITE_LIST.

MONTH_NAMES_GET – It returns all the month and names in repective language.

MS_EXCEL_OLE_STANDARD_OLE – will build a file, and automatically start Excel

OTF_CONVERT – wraps several other function modules. Will convert OTF to ASCII or PDF

CONVERT_OTFSPOOLJOB_2_PDF – converts a OTF spool to PDF (i.e. Sapscript document)

CONVERT_ABAPSPOOLJOB_2_PDF – convert abap spool output to PDF

POPUP_TO_CONFIRM_LOSS_OF_DATA – Create a dialog box in which you make a question whether the user wishes to perform a processing step with loss of data.

POPUP_TO_CONFIRM_STEP – Create a dialog box in which you make a question whether the user wishes to perform the step.

POPUP_TO_CONFIRM_WITH_MESSAGE – Create a dialog box in which you inform the user about a specific decision point during an action.

POPUP_TO_CONFIRM_WITH_VALUE – Create a dialog box in which you make a question whether the user wishes to perform a processing step with a particular object.

POPUP_TO_DECIDE – Provide user with several choices as radio buttons

POPUP_TO_DECIDE_WITH_MESSAGE – Create a dialog box in which you inform the user about a specific decision point via a diagnosis text.

POPUP_TO_DISPLAY_TEXT – Create a dialog box in which you display a two-line message.

POPUP_TO_SELECT_MONTH – Popup to choose a month

POPUP_WITH_TABLE_DISPLAY – Provide a display of a table for user to select one, with the value of the table line returned when selected.

PRICING – Return pricing conditions in an internal table. Use structure TCOMK for parameter COMM_HEAD_1, and structure TCOMP for parameter COMM_ITEM_1, and set CALCULATION_TYPE to B. The pricing conditions will be returned in XOMV. You must fill TCOMP, and TCOMK with the appropriate values before callling the function in order for it to work.

PROFILE_GET – Read an Entry in an INI File on the frontend

PROFILE_SET – Write an Entry in an INI File on the frontend

READ_TEXT – To load long text into SAP

REGISTRY_GET – Read an Entry from the Registry

REGISTRY_SET – Set an entry in the Registry

RFC_ABAP_INSTALL_AND_RUN – Runs an ABAP program that is stored in the table PROGRAM when the MODE = ‘F’. Table WRITES contains the ouput of the program. Allows you to run a program without having the source code in the target system.

RH_GET_ACTIVE_WF_PLVAR – Return the active HR Plan

RH_GET_DATE_DAYNAME – return the day based on the date provied

RH_START_EXCEL_WITH_DATA -starts Excel with the contents of an internal table. This function finds Excel in the desktop registry. It also uses a local PC working directory to save the file (that’s what the “W” value for data path flag does). Very transparent to user!

RH_STRUC_GET – Returns all related org info

RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL – Add/subtract years/months/days from a date

RP_LAST_DAY_OF_MONTHS – Determine last day of month

RPY_DYNPRO_READ – Read dynpro, including screen flow

RPY_TRANSACTION_READ – Given a transaction, return the program and screen or given a program and screen, return the transactions that use the program and screen.

RS_COVERPAGE_SELECTIONS – Returns an internal table that contains a formatted list of all the selection parameters entered for a report. Table is ready to print out.

RS_REFRESH_FROM_SELECTOPTIONS – Get the current contents of selection screen

RS_SEND_MAIL_FOR_SPOOLLIST – Send message from ABAP/4 program to SAPoffice.

RS_VARIANT_CONTENTS – Returns the contents of the specified variant in a table.

RZL_SLEEP – Hang the current application from 1 to 5 seconds.

RZL_SUBMIT – Submit a remote report.

RZL_READ_DIR_LOCAL – Read a directory on the Application Server

RZL_READ_DIR – If the server name is left blank, it reads a directory from local presentation server, otherwise it reads the directory of the remote server

RZL_READ_FILE – Read a file from the presentation server if no server name is given, or read file from remote server. Very useful to avoid authority checks that occur doing an OPEN DATASET. This function using a SAP C program to read the data.

RZL_WRITE_FILE_LOCAL – Saves table to the presentation server (not PC). Does not use OPEN DATASET, so it does not suffer from authority checks!

SAPGUI_PROGRESS_INDICATOR – Display a progress bar on the SAP GUI, and give the user some idea of what is happening

SAVE_TEXT – To load long text into SAP

SCROLLING_IN_TABLE -If you are coding a module pool and using a table-control, you can use this function SCROLLING_IN_TABLE to handle any scrolling. (provided by Paul Kjaer)

SD_DATETIME_DIFFERENCE – Give the difference in Days and Time for 2 dates

SO_NEW_DOCUMENT_ATT_SEND_API1 – Send a document as part of an email. The documentation is better than normal for this function, so please read it.

SO_SPLIT_FILE_AND_PATH – Split a fully pathed filename into a filename and a path.

SO_SPOOL_READ – Fetch printer spool according to the spool number informed.

SO_WIND_SPOOL_LIST – Browse printer spool numbers according to user informed.

SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_OTF_PDF – Conversion From OTF to PDF (SAPScript conversion)

SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_OTF_PRT – Conversion From OTF to Printer Format (SAPScript conversion)

SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_OTF_RAW – Conversion From OTF to ASCII (SAPScript conversion)

SXPG_CALL_SYSTEM – you can check the user’s authorization for the specified command and run the command. The command runs on the host system on which the function module is executed. The function module is RFC-capable. It can therefore be run on the host system at which a user happens to be active or on another designated host system at which an R/3 server is active.

SXPG_COMMAND_LIST_GET – Select a list of external OS command definitions.

SXPG_COMMAND_DEFINITION_GET – Read the definition of a single external OS command from the R/3 System’s database.

SXPG_COMMAND_CHECK – Check whether the user is authorized to execute the specified command on the target host system with the specified arguments.

SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE – Check a user’s authorization to use a command, as in SXPG_COMMAND_CHECK. If the authorization check is successful, then execute the command on the target host system.

TERMINAL_ID_GET – Return the terminal id

TH_DELETE_USER – Logoff a user. Similar results to using SM04.

TH_ENVIRONMENT – Get the UNIX environment

TH_POPUP – Display a popup system message on a specific users screen.

TH_REMOTE_TRANSACTION – Run a transaction on a remote server. Optionally provide BDC data to be used in the transaction

TH_USER_INFO – Give information about the current user (sessions, workstation logged in from, etc)

TH_USER_LIST – Show which users are logged into an app server

UNIT_CONVERSION_SIMPLE – convert weights from one UOM to another.

UPLOAD – upload a file to the presentation server (PC)

UPLOAD_FILES – Will load one or more files from app or presentation server

WRITE_LIST -Useful for writing out the list contents that result from the function LIST_FROM_MEMORY.

WS_DOWNLOAD – Save Internal Table as File on the Presentation Server

WS_EXCEL – Start EXCEL on the PC

WS_EXECUTE – execute a program on a windows PC

WS_FILE_DELETE – Delete File at the Frontend

WS_FILENAME_GET – Call File Selector

WS_MSG – Create a dialog box in which you display an one-line message.

WS_UPLOAD – Load Files from the Presentation Server to Internal ABAP Tables

WS_VOLUME_GET – Get the label from a frontend device.

WWW_LIST_TO_HTML – After running a report, call this function to convert the list output to HTML.

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A: A structure
B: Invalid
C: Client-independent
D: Not mandatory

2. In regard to CALL, which of the following is NOT a valid statement?

A: CALL FUNCTION
B: CALL SCREEN
C: CALL TRANSACTION
D: CALL PROGRAM

3. Name the type of ABAP Dictionary table that has these characteristics:

Same number of fields as the database table
Same name as database table
Maps 1:1 to database table

A: Pooled
B: Cluster
C: Transparent
D: View

4. An event starts with an event keyword and ends with:

A: Program execution.
B: END-OF-EVENT.
C: Another event keyword.
D: END-EVENT.

5. What is the system field for the current date?

A: SY-DATUM
B: SY-DATE
C: SY-DATID
D: SY-SDATE

6. The following code indicates:

SELECT fld1 fld2 FROM tab1 APPENDING TABLE itab
WHERE fld1 IN sfld1.

A: Add rows to the existing rows of itab.
B: Add rows to itab after first deleting any existing rows of itab.
C: Select rows from tab1 for matching itab entries.
D: Nothing, this is a syntax error.

7. You may change the following data object as shown below so that it equals 3.14.

CONSTANTS: PI type P decimals 2 value ‘3.1′.
PI = ‘3.14′.

A: True
B: False

8. The SAP service that ensures data integrity by handling locking is called:

A: Update
B: Dialog
C: Enqueue/Dequeue
D: Spool

9. Which of these sentences most accurately describes the GET VBAK LATE. event?

A: This event is processed before the second time the GET VBAK event is processed.
B: This event is processed after all occurrences of the GET VBAK event are completed.
C: This event will only be processed after the user has selected a basic list row.
D: This event is only processed if no records are selected from table VBAK.

10. Which of the following is not a true statement in regard to a hashed internal table type?

A: Its key must always be UNIQUE.
B: May only be accessed by its key.
C: Response time for accessing a row depends on the number of entries in the table.
D: Declared using internal table type HASHED TABLE.

11. TO include database-specific SQL statements within an ABAP program, code them between:

A: NATIVE SQL_ENDNATIVE.
B: DB SQL_ENDDB.
C: SELECT_ENDSELECT.
D: EXEC SQL_ENDEXEC.

12. To measure how long a block of code runs, use the ABAP statement:

A: GET TIME .
B: SET TIME FIELD .
C: GET RUN TIME FIELD .
D: SET CURSOR FIELD .

13. When a secondary list is being processed, the data of the basic list is available by default.

A: True
B: False

14. Given:

DATA: BEGIN OF itab OCCURS 10,
qty type I,
END OF itab.

DO 25 TIMES. itab-qty = sy-index. APPEND itab. ENDDO.

LOOP AT itab WHERE qty > 10.
WRITE: /1 itab-qty.
ENDLOOP.

This will result in:

A: Output of only those itab rows with a qty field less than 10
B: Output of the first 10 itab rows with a qty field greater than 10
C: A syntax error
D: None of the above

15. After a DESCRIBE TABLE statement SY-TFILL will contain

A: The number of rows in the internal table.
B: The current OCCURS value.
C: Zero, if the table contains one or more rows.
D: The length of the internal table row structure.

16. You may declare your own internal table type using the TYPES keyword.

A: True
B: False

17. After adding rows to an internal table with COLLECT, you should avoid adding more rows with APPEND.

A: True
B: False

18. Which of the following is not a component of control break processing when looping at an internal table?

A: AT START OF
B: AT FIRST
C: AT LAST
D: AT NEW

19. A dictionary table is made available for use within an ABAP program via the TABLES statement.

A: True
B: False

20. Which of the following would be best for hiding further selection criteria until a function is chosen?

A: AT NEW SELECTION-SCREEN
B: SELECTION-SCREEN AT LINE-SELECTION
C: SUBMIT SELECTION-SCREEN
D: CALL SELECTION-SCREEN

21. What must you code in the flow logic to prevent a module from being called unless a field contains a non-initial value (as determined by its data type)?

A: ON INPUT
B: CHAIN
C: FIELD
D: ON REQUEST

22. The AT USER-COMMAND event is triggered by functions defined in the ____.

A: screen painter
B: ABAP report
C: menu painter status
D: ABAP Dictionary

23. In regard to a function group, which of the following is NOT a true statement?

A: Combines similar function modules.
B: Shares global data with all its function modules.
C: Exists within the ABAP workbench as an include program.
D: Shares subroutines with all its function modules.

24. In regard to SET PF-STATUS, you can deactivate unwanted function codes by using ____.

A: EXCLUDING
B: IMMEDIATELY
C: WITHOUT
D: HIDE

25. In regard to data transported in PAI when the FIELD statement is used, which of the following is NOT a true statement?

A: Fields in PBO are transported directly from PAI.
B: Fields with identical names are transported to the ABAP side.
C: Fields not defined in FIELD statements are transported first.
D: Fields that are defined in FIELD statements are transported when their corresponding module is called.

26. The order in which an event appears in the ABAP code determines when the event is processed.

A: True
B: False

27. A field declared as type T has the following internal representation:

A: SSMMHH
B: HHMMSS
C: MMHHSS
D: HHSSMM

28. Which of the following is NOT a component of the default standard ABAP report header?

A: Date and Time
B: List title
C: Page number
D: Underline

29. Assuming a pushbutton with function code ‘FUNC’ is available in the toolbar of a list report, what event is processed when the button is clicked?

A: AT USER-COMMAND.
B: AT PFn.
C: AT SELECTION-SCREEN.
D: END-OF-SELECTION.

30. In regard to field selection, what option of the SELECT statement is required?

A: FOR ALL ENTRIES
B: WHERE
C: INTO
D: MOVE-CORRESPONDING

31. The following program outputs what?

report zjgtest1

write: /1 ‘Ready_’.

PARAMETER: test.

INITIALIZATION.
write: /1 ‘Set_’.

START-OF-SELECTION.
write: /1 ‘GO!!’.

A: Set_ GO!! (each on its own line)
B: Set_ Ready_ GO!! (all on their own lines)
C: Ready_ GO!! (each on its own line)
D: Ready_ Set_ GO!! (all on their own lines)

32. To declare a selection criterion that does not appear on the selection screen, use:

A: NO-DISPLAY
B: INVISIBLE
C: MODIF ID
D: OBLIGATORY

33. An internal table that is nested within another internal table should not contain a header line.

A: True
B: False

34. What is output by the following code?

DATA: BEGIN OF itab OCCURS 0, letter type c, END OF itab.

itab-letter = ‘A’. APPEND itab. itab-letter = ‘B’. APPEND itab.
itab-letter = ‘C’. APPEND itab. itab-letter = ‘D’. APPEND itab.

LOOP AT itab.
SY-TABIX = 2.
WRITE itab-letter.
EXIT.
ENDLOOP.

A: A
B: A B C D
C: B
D: B C D

35. To select all database entries for a certain WHERE clause into an internal table in one step, use

A: SELECT_INTO TABLE itab_
B: SELECT_INTO itab_
C: SELECT_APPENDING itab
D: SELECT_itab_

36. After a successful SELECT statement, what does SY-SUBRC equal?

A: 0
B: 4
C: 8
D: Null

37. This selection screen syntax forces the user to input a value:

A: REQUIRED-ENTRY
B: OBLIGATORY
C: DEFAULT
D: SELECTION-SCREEN EXCLUDE

38. If the following code results in a syntax error, the remedy is:

DATA: itab TYPE SORTED TABLE OF rec_type WITH UNIQUE KEY field1
WITH HEADER LINE.

itab-field1 = ‘Company’. itab-field2 = ‘1234′. INSERT TABLE itab.
itab-field1 = ‘Bank’. itab-field2 = ‘ABC’. INSERT TABLE itab.

SORT itab.

LOOP AT itab.
write: /1 itab-field1, itab-field2.
ENDLOOP.

A: There is no syntax error here
B: Remove the SORT statement
C: Change INSERT to APPEND
D: Add a WHERE clause to the loop

39. If this code results in an error, the remedy is:

SELECT fld1 fld2 FROM tab1 WHERE fld3 = pfld3.
WRITE: /1 tab1-fld1, tab1-fld2.
ENDSELECT.

A: Add a SY-SUBRC check.
B: Change the WHERE clause to use fld1 or fld2.
C: Remove the /1 from the WRITE statement.
D: Add INTO (tab1-fld1, tab1-fld2).

40. When modifying an internal table within LOOP AT itab. _ ENDLOOP. you must include an index number.

A: True
B: False

41. To allow the user to enter values on the screen for a list field, use:

A: OPEN LINE.
B: SET CURSOR FIELD.
C: WRITE fld AS INPUT FIELD.
D: FORMAT INPUT ON.

42. Before a function module may be tested, it must first be:

A: Linked
B: Authorized
C: Released
D: Active

43. To include a field on your screen that is not in the ABAP Dictionary, which include program should contain the data declaration for the field?

A: PBO module include program
B: TOP include program
C: PAI module include program
D: Subroutine include program

44. If a table contains many duplicate values for a field, minimize the number of records returned by using this SELECT statement addition.

A: MIN
B: ORDER BY
C: DISTINCT
D: DELETE

45. The system internal table used for dynamic screen modification is named:

A: ITAB
B: SCREEN
C: MODTAB
D: SMOD

46. Within the source code of a function module, errors are handled via the keyword:

A: EXCEPTION
B: RAISE
C: STOP
D: ABEND

47. Which system field contains the contents of a selected line?

A: SY-CUCOL
B: SY-LILLI
C: SY-CUROW
D: SY-LISEL

48. The following statement writes what type of data object?

WRITE: /1 ‘Total Amount:’.

A: Text literal
B: Text variable
C: In-code comment
D: Text integer

49. For the code below, second_field is of what data type?

DATA: first_field type P, second_field like first_field.

A: P
B: C
C: N
D: D

50. Which of the following describes the internal representation of a type D data object?

A: DDMMYYYY
B: YYYYDDMM
C: MMDDYYYY
D: YYYYMMDD

51. A BDC program is used for all of the following except:

A: Downloading data to a local file
B: Data interfaces between SAP and external systems
C: Initial data transfer
D: Entering a large amount of data

52. In regard to PERFORM, which of the following is NOT a true statement?

A: May be used within a subroutine.
B: Requires actual parameters.
C: Recursive calls are allowed in ABAP.
D: Can call a subroutine in another program.

53. What is the transaction code for the ABAP Editor?

A: SE11
B: SE38
C: SE36
D: SE16

54. In regard to HIDE, which of the following is NOT a true statement?

A: Saves the contents of variables in relation to a list line’s row number.
B: The hidden variables must be output on a list line.
C: The HIDE area is retrieved when using the READ LINE statement.
D: The HIDE area is retrieved when an interactive event is triggered.

55. Database locks are sufficient in a multi-user environment.

A: True
B: False

56. The complete technical definition of a table field is determined by the field’s:

A: Domain
B: Field name
C: Data type
D: Data element

57. In regard to LEAVE, which of the following is NOT a true statement?

A: May be used to return immediately to a calling program.
B: May be used to stop the current loop pass and get the next.
C: May be used to start a new transaction.
D: May be used to go to the next screen.

58. The following code indicates:

SELECT fld6 fld3 fld2 fld1 FROM tab1 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab
WHERE fld3 = pfld3.

A: The order of the fields in itab does not matter.
B: Fill the header line of itab, but not the body.
C: Table itab can only contain fields also in table tab1.
D: None of the above.

59. The ABAP statement below indicates that the program should continue with the next line of code if the internal table itab:

CHECK NOT itab[] IS INITIAL.

A: Contains no rows
B: Contains at least one row
C: Has a header line
D: Has an empty header line

60. What will be output by the following code?

DATA: BEGIN OF itab OCCURS 0, fval type i, END OF itab.

itab-fval = 1. APPEND itab.
itab-fval = 2. APPEND itab.

FREE itab.
WRITE: /1 itab-fval.

A: 2
B: 0
C: blank
D: 1

61. To allow the user to enter a range of values on a selection screen, use the ABAP keyword:

A: DATA.
B: RANGES.
C: PARAMETERS.
D: SELECT-OPTIONS.

62. If an internal table is declared without a header line, what else must you declare to work with the table’s rows?

A: Another internal table with a header line.
B: A work area with the same structure as the internal table.
C: An internal table type using the TYPES statement.
D: A PARAMETER.

63. Assuming an internal table contains 2000 entries, how many entries will it have after the following line of code is executed?

DELETE itab FROM 1500 TO 1700.

A: This is a syntax error.
B: 1801
C: 1800
D: 1799

64. To remove lines from a database table, use ____.

A: UPDATE
B: MODIFY
C: ERASE
D: DELETE

65. All of the following may be performed using SET CURSOR except:

A: Move the cursor to a specific field on a list.
B: Move the cursor to a specific list line.
C: Move the cursor to a specific pushbutton, activating that function.
D: Move the cursor to a specific row and column on a list.

66. When is it optional to pass an actual parameter to a required formal parameter of a function module?

A: The actual parameter is type C.
B: The formal parameter contains a default value.
C: The formal parameter’s \”Reference\” attribute is turned on.
D: It is never optional.

67. Coding two INITIALIZATION events will cause a syntax error.

A: True
B: False

68. Adding a COMMIT WORK statement between SELECT_ENDSELECT is a good method for improving performance.

A: True
B: False

69. To save information on a list line for use after the line is selected, use this keyword.

A: APPEND
B: EXPORT
C: WRITE
D: HIDE

70. To bypass automatic field input checks, include this in PAI.

A: AT EXIT-COMMAND
B: ON INPUT
C: ON REQUEST
D: LEAVE TO SCREEN 0.

71. Within a function module’s source code, if the MESSAGE_RAISING statement is executed, all of the following system fields are filled automatically except:

A: SY-MSGTY
B: SY-MSGNO
C: SY-MSGV1
D: SY-MSGWA

72. The following code indicates:

REPORT ZLISTTST.
START-OF-SELECTION.
WRITE: text-001.
FORMAT HOTSPOT ON.
WRITE: text-002.
FORMAT HOTSPOT OFF.
AT LINE-SELECTION.
WRITE / text-003.

A: Text-002 may not be selected.
B: The value of text-002 is stored in a special memory area.
C: Text-002 may be clicked once to trigger the output of text-003.
D: None of the above.

73. The ____ type of ABAP Dictionary view consists of one or more transparent tables and may be accessed by an ABAP program using Open SQL.

A: Database view
B: Projection view
C: Help view
D: Entity view

74. A concrete field is associated with a field-symbol via ABAP keyword

A: MOVE
B: WRITE
C: ASSIGN
D: VALUE

75. The output for the following code will be:

report zabaprg.
DATA: char_field type C.

char_field = ‘ABAP data’.

WRITE char_field.

A: ABAP data
B: A
C: Nothing, there is a syntax error
D: None of the above

76. Page footers are coded in the event:

A: TOP-OF-PAGE.
B: END-OF-SELECTION.
C: NEW-PAGE.
D: END-OF-PAGE.

77. The event AT SELECTION-SCREEN OUTPUT. occurs before the selection screen is displayed and is the best event for assigning default values to selection criteria.

A: True
B: False

78. The TABLES statement declares a data object.

A: True
B: False

79. Assuming tab1-fld7 is not a key field, how can you prevent reading all the table rows?

SELECT fld1 fld2 fld3 FROM tab1 INTO (fld4, fld5, fld6)
WHERE fld7 = pfld7.
WRITE: /1 fld4, fld5, fld6.
ENDSELECT.

A: Take fld7 out of the WHERE clause.
B: Create an index in the ABAP Dictionary for tab1-fld7.
C: Use INTO TABLE instead of just INTO.
D: Take the WRITE statement out of the SELECT_ENDSELECT.

80. Which of the following is NOT a required attribute when creating an ABAP program?

A: Application
B: Title
C: Status
D: Type

81. When creating a transparent table in the ABAP Dictionary, which step automatically creates the table in the underlying database?

A: Adding technical settings to the table
B: Checking the table syntax
C: Saving the table
D: Activating the table

82. Within the ABAP program attributes, Type = 1 represents:

A: INCLUDE program
B: Online program
C: Module pool
D: Function group
E: Subroutine pool

83. If this code results in an error, the remedy is:

SELECT fld1 SUM( fld1 ) FROM tab1 INTO_

A: Remove the spaces from SUM( fld1 ).
B: Move SUM( fld1 ) before fld1.
C: Add GROUP BY f1.
D: Change to SUM( DISTINCT f1 ).

84. Which keyword adds rows to an internal table while accumulating numeric values?

A: INSERT
B: APPEND
C: COLLECT
D: GROUP

85. Assuming itab has a header line, what will be output by the following code?

READ TABLE itab INDEX 3 TRANSPORTING field1.
WRITE: /1 itab-field1, itab-field2.

A: The contents of the third row’s itab-field1.
B: The contents of the third row’s itab-field1 and itab-field2.
C: The contents of the third row’s itab-field2.
D: Nothing.

86. The following code indicates:

SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF BLOCK B1.
PARAMETERS: myparam(10) type C,
Myparam2(10) type N,
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK.

A: Draw a box around myparam and myparam2 on the selection screen.
B: Allow myparam and myparam2 to be ready for input during an error dialog.
C: Do not display myparam and myparam2 on the selection screen.
D: Display myparam and myparam2 only if both fields have default values.

87. Which statement will sort the data of an internal table with fields FRUIT, QTY, and PRICE so that it appears as follows?

FRUIT QTY PRICE

Apples 12 22.50
Apples 9 18.25
Oranges 15 17.35
Bananas 20 10.20
Bananas 15 6.89
Bananas 5 2.75

A: SORT itab DESCENDING BY QTY PRICE.
B: SORT itab BY PRICE FRUIT.
C: SORT itab.
D: SORT itab BY PRICE DESCENDING.

88. Which keyword adds a line anywhere within an internal table?

A: APPEND
B: MODIFY
C: ADD
D: INSERT

89. To read a single line of an internal table, use the following:

A: LOOP AT itab. _ ENDLOOP.
B: READ itab.
C: SELECT SINGLE * FROM itab.
D: READ TABLE itab.

90. Which Open SQL statement should not be used with cluster databases?

A: UPDATE
B: MODIFY
C: DELETE
D: INSERT

91. To include a field on your screen that is not in the ABAP Dictionary, which include program should contain the data declaration for the field?

A: PBO module include program
B: TOP include program
C: PAI module include program
D: Subroutine include program

92. This flow logic statement is used to make multiple fields open for input after an error or warning message.

A: GROUP
B: FIELD-GROUP
C: CHAIN
D: LOOP AT SCREEN

93. Given:

PERFORM subroutine USING var.

The var field is known as what type of parameter?

A: Formal
B: Actual
C: Static
D: Value

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