Name the type of ABAP Dictionary table that has these characteristics: Same number of fields as the database table Same name as database table Maps 1:1 to database table
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Pooled
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Cluster
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Transparent
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View
Transparent tables in ABAP Dictionary map directly to database tables with a 1:1 relationship, maintaining the same name and field count. Pooled tables store multiple logical tables in a single database table, while cluster tables combine data from related tables into one database record. Views are virtual tables derived from other tables.
To answer this question, you need to have knowledge about the different types of ABAP Dictionary tables.
Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) Pooled - This option is incorrect because a pooled table does not have the same number of fields as the database table.
Option B) Cluster - This option is incorrect because a cluster table does not have the same name as the database table.
Option C) Transparent - This option is correct because a transparent table has the same number of fields as the database table, the same name as the database table, and maps 1:1 to the database table.
Option D) View - This option is incorrect because a view is not a physical table and does not have the same number of fields as the database table.
The correct answer is C) Transparent. This option is correct because a transparent table matches all the characteristics mentioned in the question.