In our scenario, what is coded in a behavior implementation? (Select two correct answers)

In a behavior implementation within SAP's programming environment, one of the key components is coding "Determinations." Determinations are used to automatically derive values or process additional logic when specific conditions are met in the data model. They facilitate the dynamic behavior of an application, allowing it to adapt to various scenarios based on user interactions or system state changes. This reflects the core purpose of a behavior implementation, which is to encapsulate business logic relevant to various operations associated with specific entities.

Coding "Validations" is also critical in a behavior implementation. Validations are checks that ensure the integrity and quality of the data before it is manipulated or stored. They enforce business rules and constraints on data entry, ensuring that only valid data can be processed, thus preventing errors in application logic that might arise from incorrect data.

While "Updates" typically refer to the operations that change data in the database, and "Error handling" involves managing exceptions or issues that arise during execution, they do not directly relate to the primary aspects of a behavior implementation which focuses on the logical and procedural aspects of data handling like determinations and validations.