Focus On SAP ABAP Articles And Training
In this series of articles I want to start out by covering the high-level architecture of an SAP system, including the technical architecture and platform independence. We will dig into the environment that our ABAP programs run in, which include the work processes and the basic structures of an ABAP program. Then we can focus […]
Have you ever come across the SAP ABAP Training transaction ABAPDOCU? If not, you’ve got to check it out. It’s a great tool to use when you need a quick refresh of ABAP syntax or need to look a little more in-depth on how certain code constructs work. Just use the navigation menu within the […]
User Selection Screens in ABAP This part of the course was maybe the most interesting for me. It was really important to understand the syntax and the coding part but seeing in practice what you have written is really great. The beautiful thing about ABAP selection screens is their simplicity. As a Java programmer (not […]
As said in the course, logical expressions are the principal statements used to build up your program logic and algorithms. ABAP offers all the classical loop statements and logical expressions, so you won’t miss anything for sure. I personally missed the for loop from Java and C/C++, but then realized there are other ways to […]
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As I’ve mentioned in the previous review SAP offers you some great tools to help you maintain your database tables. However, to make things better, they’ve added SQL support (Open and Native-SQL). So, If you’ve had some experience with SQL (I’ll take MySQL as an example in this review) you’ll hardly have any problems with […]
Database tables are the main structures you will work with in SAP. As such, the system offers you all the tools you may need when you build your table. As I said in one of the previous reviews the interface is very understandable, but when it comes to modifying a table, there are some procedures you should do. However, the eight module in the course perfectly explains the steps you have to perform when you modify your table.
It’s really good there are detailed explanations of the particularities when working with key fields – adding, modifying, and deleting such ones. It’s an important thing because when we edit a key filed we could end up with our table messed out. That’s why there are interpretations of the main scenarios and results of performing one of the mentioned operations.
I personally liked the foreign key management abilities of the SAP system. Not that I’m so experienced in database modelling, but in comparison to some other software that I’ve worked with, SAP really takes one of the first places.