ABAP - TAW11 Details Part 1

Pag 2. Software systems use _____ bit sequences for internal character representation. Fixed-length. Fixed-width. Fixed-size.

Pag 2. Character Set Table is used to match the assignment between characters and bit sequence. For example, the ASCII character set, which has 8 bits in length, consists of 256 characters. True. False.

Pag 2. When different users use different character sets and parallel text-based processing is required. is called. Unicode Character Set. Character Set Table.

Pag 2. The Unicode Character Set has a __ bit sequence length. 16. 8. 6. 32.

Pag 3. Predefined data types in Unicode programs include the character-type. C. N. T. D. String. X. Xstring.

Pag 3. in Unicode systems, long variable character type are described as byte-type. C. N. T. D. String. X. Xstring.

Pag 3. The _________ function always expects character-type variables and returns their length in characters. STRLEN. XSTRLEN. XSTRING.

Pag 3. With type C variables, only the occupied length is relevant and trailing __ are not counted. Blanck. X. D. T. N.

Pag 3. The _________ function returns the length of bytes sequences. STRLEN. XSTRLEN. XSTRING.

Pag 3. The function XSTRLEN, always expects byte-type variables and returns the current length for type __ and the defined length in bytes for type X. XSTRING. C. D. T. N.

Pag 5. If the fragments of the source and target structures match the type and length as the length of the shorter structure, conversion is allowed. True. False.

Pag 5. If the target structure is longer than the source structure, the character-type components of the remainder are ___________. Filled with space characters. An error occurs in the Unicode check. Nothing.

Pag 6. The conversion is not allowed if the structure is not purely character-type and the elementary data object is not type _. C. String. Xstring. P.

Pag 6. For conversion it is advisable copy. Component by component. Entire structure.

Pag 7. For character-type variables, offset and length are interpreted. Character by character. Entire structure. Byte by byte.

Pag 7. For types X and XSTRING, the values for offset and length are interpreted. Character by character. Entire structure. Byte by byte.

Pag 7. For structures the offset and length accesses are only permitted in Unicode programs if the structure is flat and the offset and length specifications only contain character-type fields starting from the beginning of the structure. True. False.

Pag 7. Select the correct example of the Offset: &symbol+offset& If < symbol> has the value ABCDEFGH, the following will be displayed: &symbol& = "ABC". &symbol+3& = "ABC". &symbol+7& = "H". &symbol+7& = " ".

Pag 7. Select the correct example of the Offset: &symbol+offset& If < symbol> has the value 123456789, the following will be displayed. &symbol& -> 123456789. &symbol+3& -> 456789. &symbol+12& ->. &symbol+0& -> 123456789. &symbol+5& -> 5.

Pag 8. To execute the relevant syntax checks, you must set the indicator Unicode Checks Active in the program ( or class ) attributes. True. False.

Pag 8. If the Unicode indicator is not set, the program can only be executed in a _____ system. non-Unicode. Unicode.

Pag 8. The _____ parameter controls the execution of Unicode checks during the syntax check and at ABAP program runtime in a non-Unicode system. abap/unicode_check. Unicode. Program. Check. Check_Code. Check_Unicode.