C_CPI Integration Suite Development Practice Question
An integration developer needs to connect SAP Integration Suite to an enterprise database using the JDBC Adapter. The requirement is to execute a stored procedure that accepts multiple input parameters and returns a result set containing a list of updated records. How should the developer configure the integration flow and JDBC adapter?
⚠ Common exam trap
Candidates often try to use standard SQL statements instead of the specific Stored Procedure operation, failing to realize the adapter requires a distinct XML structure to map input parameters correctly.
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Select the 'Stored Procedure' operation in the JDBC receiver adapter and map the payload using a custom XML structure matching the procedure signature.
Configuring the JDBC adapter for stored procedure execution requires selecting the appropriate operation type, structuring the payload to match expected parameter definitions, and handling the returned SQL result set correctly. Proper parameter mapping ensures that SQL execution succeeds without syntax or type mismatch errors.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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Select the 'Stored Procedure' operation in the JDBC receiver adapter and map the payload using a custom XML structure matching the procedure signature.
Why this is correct
Selecting the Stored Procedure operation in the JDBC adapter instructs the runtime to invoke database routines correctly. Providing an XML payload structure that aligns with the expected parameter definitions ensures that input arguments pass successfully to the backend database.
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Use a Content Modifier step to construct a raw SQL 'EXECUTE' command string and send it via the OData V2 adapter.
Why it's wrong here
The OData V2 adapter communicates with OData services and cannot execute raw database SQL commands or interact directly with JDBC stored procedures. Attempting to pass raw SQL through an OData adapter results in protocol validation failures.
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Configure the JDBC adapter as a sender channel with a polling interval of zero seconds to trigger real-time stored procedure execution.
Why it's wrong here
Sender JDBC adapters poll databases for new records based on custom SQL select queries rather than invoking stored procedures synchronously on demand. Setting a polling interval of zero seconds is invalid and halts channel polling operations.
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Wrap the database call inside a JMS Message Queue step that automatically converts XML payloads into SQL statements.
Why it's wrong here
A JMS queue only stores and forwards messages; it cannot translate XML into SQL or invoke a stored procedure with parameters. It is tempting because JMS steps are commonly used for asynchronous decoupling and retry handling in integration flows, but the JDBC adapter's stored-procedure operation must perform the call directly.
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