Build the foundations
Practise ABAP syntax, internal tables, classes, exceptions and database access with small, tested programs.
Build maintainable extensions and explain your technical decisions.
Practise ABAP syntax, internal tables, classes, exceptions and database access with small, tested programs.
Build CDS views and an API or business object. Learn RAP, authorisations and Fiori/OData integration for the target stack.
Diagnose correctness and performance using debugging and traces. Explain released APIs, clean-core constraints and transport practices.
Publish a sanitised code sample, unit tests and design notes. Be ready to compare classic ABAP and ABAP Cloud restrictions.
Your checklist stays in this page session only. It is a self-check, not a skills assessment.
Look for SAP’s current ABAP Cloud back-end developer certification when that stack matches the vacancy. Check SAP’s live catalogue for the current title and assessment; classic ABAP experience still needs role-specific evidence.
Review the official source for fees, assessment format, prerequisites and award/renewal requirements. Guidance reviewed 13 September 2026.
Build a small business object with validation, authorisation and an OData service; include unit tests and one measured performance investigation.
Use these original practice scenarios to structure your answers. They are not leaked exam questions or an employer’s interview script.
A strong answer covers: Measure first; inspect database access, repeated queries and internal-table operations, then compare before/after behaviour.
A strong answer covers: Discuss released interfaces, separation from standard code, tests and the target system’s extensibility model.