C_SEC_2405 · Question #16
To connect to data sources that are NOT all based on OData, which of the following options does SAP recommend you use?
The correct answer is D. SAP Integration Suite. SAP Integration Suite (D) is the recommended choice because it is SAP's comprehensive, multi-protocol integration platform that supports OData, REST, SOAP, JDBC, IDoc, flat files, and more - making it purpose-built for heterogeneous data source connectivity. Why the distractors…
Question
To connect to data sources that are NOT all based on OData, which of the following options does SAP recommend you use?
Options
- AOData Provisioning service
- BSAP Process Integration
- CCloud connector
- DSAP Integration Suite
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- B8% (2)
- C15% (4)
- D73% (19)
Explanation
SAP Integration Suite (D) is the recommended choice because it is SAP's comprehensive, multi-protocol integration platform that supports OData, REST, SOAP, JDBC, IDoc, flat files, and more - making it purpose-built for heterogeneous data source connectivity.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A. OData Provisioning - purpose-built to expose OData services; it is OData-specific by design and cannot bridge non-OData sources.
- B. SAP Process Integration (PI) - an older, on-premise middleware. It isn't the modern, cloud-recommended approach for diverse connectivity scenarios.
- C. Cloud Connector - a secure tunnel that links on-premise networks to SAP BTP; it handles network routing, not protocol transformation or multi-source integration.
Memory tip: Think of SAP Integration Suite as the "universal adapter" - if the question involves mixing protocols or connecting sources that aren't all speaking the same language, Integration Suite is the answer. Any option with a single technology name in it (OData, PI, Cloud Connector) is a narrower, single-purpose tool.
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