A.The iFlows in SAP Cloud Platform Integration are undeployed.

B.The ID mapping is verified and adjusted.

C.The single sign-on authentication is set up.

D.The integration scenario is technically connected and tested.

E.The code list mapping is completed.

A.Tracing allows you to analyze the runtime behavior of an integration flow in real time, including script debugging with breakpoints.

B.Tracing is only available for specific integration flows, because the developer needs to make use of the tracing interface.

C.You can activate tracing for multiple integration flows at the same time by using the mass configure action in the Design view.

D.After you activate tracing for an integration flow in the Monitor view, it will only stay active for a certain time.

A.Set the expectation that prepackaged integration requires configuration.

B.Explain that extension fields require updates in SAP Cloud for Customer, the middleware, and SAP on- premise solutions.

C.Start the integration configuration after the fine-tuning.

D.Identify custom fields early in the project.

E.Include functional, integration, basis, and networking experts on the project team.

A.Batch Processing

B.Automatic WSDL Generation

C.Intelligent Message Mapping

D.Filtering Data

E.Object navigation

A.When using a reduced IDoc, for example, MATMAS_CFS

B.When fields required for the integration scenario have been added to the service.

C.When the initial deploy fails and a new version of the WSDL needs to be exported

D.When using a synchronous Web service