You want to integrate data from different sources using SAP HANA Solutions for Enterprise Information Management. Which other object type would you use to continue with the same modeling focus? (1)

Question

Options

• AStored procedures
• BAMDP (ABAP Managed Database Procedures)
• CBAPIs (Business Application Programming Interface)
• DFunction modules

• A
  8% (3)
• B
  87% (33)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

AMDP is correct because it bridges ABAP development with SAP HANA's in-memory processing - allowing developers to write data integration logic using familiar ABAP class syntax while the procedure executes directly on the HANA database, maintaining the same ABAP-centric modeling focus throughout.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Stored Procedures): These are pure database-level objects written in SQLScript, which shifts the modeling focus away from ABAP to the database layer.
• C (BAPIs): BAPIs are RFC-enabled interfaces designed for external system communication and business process integration, not for in-database data modeling or EIM scenarios.
• D (Function Modules): While ABAP-based, function modules run on the application server (not in HANA), so they don't leverage HANA's native processing for EIM use cases.

Memory tip: Think of AMDP as "ABAP that runs inside HANA" - the "A" keeps you in ABAP, while the "MDP" (Managed Database Procedure) tells you it lives in the database. If the question mentions keeping the same modeling focus while working with HANA, AMDP is always the bridge that lets you stay in ABAP without leaving the HANA environment.

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