SAP C_WZADM_01 SAP Certified Application Associate - SAP Build Work Zone - Implementation and Administration Exam Practice Test

Answer : B

The access to workspaces is typically controlled by the admin user through the Admin UI of the SAP BTP subaccount cockpit. This interface allows the admin user to manage the access and permissions for various users and groups within the subaccount, including access to specific workspaces. Role collections and the XSUAA SCIM API may also play a role in managing access to workspaces, but the primary control is typically through the admin UI. The Digital Workplace Service may provide additional features for managing and collaborating within workspaces, but it is not typically responsible for controlling access to them.

Answer : C

There could be several reasons why a user is unable to login to SAP Build Work Zone, but based on the options provided, the most likely reason is A. SAP BTP subaccount viewer role collection is missing.

SAP Build Work Zone is a service provided by SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP), and in order to access it, users need the appropriate roles and permissions. The SAP BTP subaccount viewer role collection is necessary for accessing SAP Build Work Zone. If this role collection is missing, the user will not be able to login.

Option B, SAP BTP global account viewer role collection, is not directly related to accessing SAP Build Work Zone and is unlikely to be the reason for login issues.

Option C, active default identity provider on SAP BTP subaccount level, may cause issues with login if it is not configured properly, but it is not directly related to missing role collections.

Option D, a shadow user not existing on SAP BTP subaccount level, is not likely to be the reason for login issues since shadow users are typically used for testing and development purposes and are not necessary for regular user access.

Answer : A, B

The correct answers are A. Digital Workplace Service admin UI and D. SAP Cloud Identity Service SCIM API.

User lists can be created in SAP Build Work Zone using both the Digital Workplace Service admin UI and the SAP Cloud Identity Service SCIM API. The Digital Workplace Service admin UI provides a user-friendly interface for managing users, roles, and groups in SAP Build Work Zone. On the other hand, the SAP Cloud Identity Service SCIM API allows developers to programmatically manage user accounts and groups in SAP Build Work Zone.

The SAP BTP subaccount admin UI and the Digital Workplace Service SCIM API are not used for creating user lists in SAP Build Work Zone. The SAP BTP subaccount admin UI is used for managing subaccounts and services in SAP BTP, while the Digital Workplace Service SCIM API is used for managing users, groups, and roles in SAP Digital Workplace.

Answer : A, B, D

Out of the given options, the correct answer is B. Applications.

SAP Cloud Transport Management (CTM) is a cloud-based service that allows users to transport various types of content artifacts across different SAP systems, landscapes, and tenants. It supports the transport of a wide range of artifacts, including applications, custom code, configuration data, and business content.

UI integration cards, workpages, and workspaces are typically related to the user interface and user experience of an application and are not transportable using SAP Cloud Transport Management service integration.

Answer : A, B

Based on my knowledge cutoff of September 2021, SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition does not have a dedicated mobile app available on app stores. However, users can access SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition through a mobile web browser app. Therefore, the correct answer is A.

There is no mention of the SAP Mobile Start app or SAP SuccessFactors app being able to access SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition. Therefore, options B and D are not correct.

Answer : C

SAP recommends using the SAP Business Application Studio to develop UI Integration Cards. The SAP Business Application Studio provides a comprehensive development environment for creating Fiori and SAPUI5 applications, including UI Integration Cards.

Answer : A, D

The SAP Activate methodology for SAP Build Work Zone does not categorize artifacts as 'development artifacts' or 'non-development artifacts.' However, out of the options given:

1. Launchpad plugins - This can be considered a development artifact as it involves creating custom code to extend the functionality of the SAP Build Work Zone launchpad.

2. UI Integration Cards - This can also be considered a development artifact as it involves creating custom code to integrate external data sources into the SAP Build Work Zone user interface.

3. Home pages and C. Workspaces are not typically considered development artifacts as they are usually created using the SAP Build Work Zone visual editor and do not require custom code. However, they may involve some configuration and setup work that could be considered development work.