A.The OData Model fetches the token for each request and sends the token automatically with each request.

B.The OData Model does not handle XSRF-tokens. The developer must implement token handling.

C.The OData Model fetches the token when reading the metadata and sends the token automatically in each write request header.

A.It creates connectivity by a reverse-invoke process on the on-premise system

B.It secures an SSL tunnel between the SAP Cloud and the on-premise system

C.It supports custom destination API configuration and certificate inspection

D.It initiates a cloud-based reverse-invoke process

A.Only the functions of the controller extensions are called.

B.After the corresponding functions form the standard controller.

C.Before the corresponding functions from the standard controller.

A.Retrieve the token and send it with each service request

B.Generate a token on each read and write request

C.Execute the Refresh method for an expired token

D.Include the token in the HTTP request body of each write request

A.All the Framework-Specific Annotations available as a part of CDS views are also available as a part of Annotation Modeler, which makes it highly flexible

B.Local Annotations are more reusable as compared to SADL based annotations

C.Can handle Complex annotations which is not a bound to a single field or entity

D.Can Override the CDS based Annotations