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The Ultimate C_ C_TS4FI_1809 - SAP Certified

Application Associate - SAP S/4HANA for Financial


Accounting Associates (SAP S/4HANA 1809)

C_TS4FI_1809 - SAP Certified Application Associate - SAP S/4HANA for Financial Accounting Associates
(SAP S/4HANA 1809) Certification Exam Credential s. You can now integrate Additional Save for each
entity of a given business object with managed implementation type. This is done in the behavior
definition of the business object by adding the keyword with additional save. The actual implementation
of Additional Save takes place in a local saver class as part of the behavior pool.

 For more information, see Integrating Additional Save in Managed Business Objects.

Integrating Unmanaged Save in Managed Business Objects

You can now integrate Unmanaged Save within the transactional life cycle of managed business objects.
In order to integrate Unmanaged Save into the save sequence as a part of the managed runtime, you
must first add the corresponding syntax (with unmanaged save) to the behavior definition and then
implement the saver handler method as a part of the behavior pool.

 For more information, see Integrating Unmanaged Save in Managed Business Objects.

Using Groups for Large Implementations

Until now, the implementation of business object entity's operations and actions had to be done in the
Local Types include of the behavior pool associated with that entity. Since the Local Types include can
only be changed by one developer at a time, the efficiency of development would be significantly
reduced in case of larger implementations. As a solution, the groups can be now used to divide
operations, actions and other implementation-relevant parts of the business logic into several groups for
behavior implementation.

 For more information, see Using Groups in Large Development Projects.

Using Virtual Elements


You can now define elements in CDS projection views that are not persisted on the database. These
virtual elements are defined with the new syntax element virtual. Their calculation is done in a separate
ABAP class, which is called during runtime via an ABAP code exit for virtual elements.

 For more information, see Using Virtual Elements in CDS Projection Views.

Using Service Binding Editor

Previewing Fiori Elements App

In the Service Binding editor, the preview of the Fiori elements app now automatically opens in the
logon language.

 For more information, see Using Service Binding Editor for OData V2 Service.

These release notes are a general overview of the most significant changes relating to ABAP
Development Tools (ADT) features in the context of ABAP development and the ABAP programming
models.

These release notes relate to:

The following features that are highlighted with '*' are client-specific and are therefore available for all
supported ABAP systems.

ABAP Development Tool provides features that are client-specific or require a specific back-end version.
Consequently, this overview covers all client-specific and back-end-specific dependencies. To highlight
and contrast back-end-specific help content in the relevant context, the following icons are used:

 for on-premise releases

 for SAP Cloud Platform ABAP Environment shipments

This topic contains release information about:

ABAP Development Tools

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