SAP C_BASD_01 Based on Real Exam Environment

The number in the attached graphic signifies the number of pending local changes. This means that there are 2 changes that have been made to the project files in the local repository, but have not been committed or synchronized to the remote repository. You can see the list of pending changes in the PENDING CHANGES section of the Simplified Git view in SAP Business Application Studio. You can also perform actions such as discarding, ignoring, or committing the changes from this section12

References: 1: Using the Simplified Git View | SAP Help Portal 2: Product Updates for SAP Business Application Studio 2303

To deploy an application from SAP Business Application Studio, you need to execute the build and deploy commands from the terminal. These commands will package your application into a multitarget application (MTA) archive and deploy it to the Cloud Foundry environment. You also need to select the target organization and space in Cloud Foundry before you can deploy, but this is not done from SAP Business Application Studio, but from the SAP Business Technology Platform cockpit or the Cloud Foundry command line interface (CLI). References:

• Build and Deploy | SAP Help Portal
• Deploy an Application | SAP Help Portal

The dev space types available in SAP Business Application Studio are:

• Basic: This dev space type contains the SAP basic tools extension. It is suitable for developing applications that do not require any specific tools or runtimes1
• SAP HANA Native Application: This dev space type is intended for developing and deploying native SAP HANA applications or analytical models. It contains a comprehensive set of editors and tools to support the creation of database artifacts, such as calculation views, tables, SQLScript procedures, and more2
• Full Stack Applications with Productivity Tools: This dev space type is intended for developing, testing, building, and deploying applications using high productivity tools. It supports various application types, such as SAP Fiori, SAP Cloud Application Programming Model, Java, and Node.js. It also includes features such as application wizard, page map, project explorer, and simplified Git3

References: 1: Dev Space Types | SAP Help Portal 2: Dev Space Types | SAP Help Portal 3: Dev Space Types | SAP Help Portal