When developing an ABAP managed database procedure (AMDP) that should support enhancement using BADI, which objects must be created?

To support enhancements in an ABAP managed database procedure (AMDP) using a Business Add-In (BADI), creating an enhancement spot is essential. The enhancement spot serves as a designated place in the code where subsequent enhancements can be integrated, allowing for clean and organized updates to the existing functionality.

In the context of AMDPs, the enhancement spot acts as a container for the various BADIs that can be implemented, providing a structured way to extend the logic without modifying the original code directly. This framework ensures that any enhancements will remain intact even as the base procedure is updated or modified.

The enhancement spot allows developers to define specific points in the AMDP where custom logic can be inserted, leading to a more modular and maintainable codebase. By using an enhancement spot, you facilitate a more flexible development process where the core functionality can evolve while still accommodating additional requirements through implemented BADIs.

Creating other objects such as a database procedure, a BADI definition, or a BADI fallback implementation, while important in their own contexts, does not directly facilitate the enhancement capability of AMDP through the BADI framework as effectively as an enhancement spot does.