SAP ABAP

Montreal College of Management and Technology
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' ABAP is a programming tool used to develop all of R/3’s applications and even parts of its Basis system. It is more than just the language. It is a set of professional tools used to extend R/3 applications to add enhancements and meet individual needs. It can be used independent of SAP software to develop your own applications. The ABAP programming language will improve reusability, maintenance and quality of the code including productivity. The workbench allows developers to quickly and easily customize and extend existing SAP applications or create new applications to meet their needs. ABAP is easy to learn and read. Developers do not need to know a specific technological environment to write applications. ABAP is keyword oriented. It supports prototyping-based program development and structured programming.

ERP

Introduction
Evolution of ERP




ASAP (Accelerated SAP)

Project preparation
Business Blue‑print
Realization
Final preparation
Go‑Live and support








R/3 Architecture

Centralized Architecture
Distributed Architecture
2‑tier Architecture
3‑tier Architecture
Languages Introduction
Introduction to ABAP
Getting Started
SAP Logon Details
SAP Easy Access












ABAP Workbench

Package builder
Object Navigator
Overview of Workbench
Information about Repository Objects






ABAP Dictionary

Database tables
Views
Data type
Type group
Domain
Search Help








Basic Programming

Data types in ABAP editor
String functions
Date functions
Arithmetic functions
System fields








Formation Techniques

Icons
Symbols
Color
Hotspot






Selection Screens

Parameters
Select‑options
Comments
Blocks
Tabs








Work area

Implicit Work area
Explicit Work area
Control Statements
Conditional Statements
Branching Statements
Looping Statements









User defined Non‑Elementary data type

Field String
Field Groups
Field Symbols






ABAP Database Access

Open SQL
Native SQL




Internal Tables

Without Header Line
With Header Line
With (Header Line (Required Fields)
Types of Internal Tables
Lock Objects








Modularization

Source Code
Include
Macro
Procedure
Subroutine
Function Builder










Reports

Classical Reports
Standard Reports
LDB (Logical Database)
Interactive Reports
ALV (ABAP List Viewer)
Drill Down Reports










Screen Objects

Attributes
Implementation and Processing
Screen Painter Tool
DynPro
Text Fields
Frames
Status Icon
Input/Output Fields
List Box
Pushbuttons
Check Box
Radio Button Groups
Sub Screen
Tabs trip
Table Control




















Developer Tool

ABAP/4 Debugger
ABVP/4 runtime Analysis
SQL Trace
Performance Tuning






Global Memory

SAP Global Memory
ABAP Memory




Data Transfer Procedures

Overview of Transfer Procedure available
Data analysis and formatting
Sequential and Local Files
Batch input
Session Method
Call Transaction Method
Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW)
Transaction Recorder
Scheduling Data Transfer in background processing












Scripts

Overview of SAP Scripts
General Concepts in Form Painting
Header
Pages
Windows
Page Windows
Paragraphs
Character Format
SAP Scripts Style ...''

Phone:1 514 312 2383

School Address:

1255 University Street, Suite 510
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
H3B 3V8


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