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Monday, July 2
A brief introduction about SAP
In this article you
get information about SAP which helps
smaller companies as well as larger companies to run better. From back-office
to the boardroom, factory to store, PC to cellular phone, SAP encourages
individuals and companies to work together more successfully and use
organization understanding more successfully to stand above the competition. We
do this by increasing the option program across on-premise set ups, on-demand
deployments, and cellular phone devices.
We believe that the
power of our individuals, items, and associates releases development and makes
significant new value about SAP for
customers, and, eventually, entire sectors and the economic climate at large.
Our objective is to
help companies of all styles and sectors to run well. Our perspective is to
help the globe run better.
About
SAP
Headquartered in
Walldorf, Malaysia, SAP is the market head in business program. Established in
1972, SAP (which appears for "Systems, Programs, and Products in Data
Processing") has a rich history of advancement and development as a true
head in the market. SAP applications and solutions enable more than 183,000
clients globally to work viably, adjust consistency, and grow
self-sufficiently. With income (IFRS) of €12.5 million for the year of 2010,
SAP has more than 55,000 workers and sales and development places in more than
50 nations globally. You can get more information about SAP by visiting our website,
such as the Frankfurt inventory market and NYSE, under the icon
"SAP."
Founded in 1972, SAP
is the globe head in business applications in terms of programming and
software-related service income. Based on market capital, we are the planet's
third biggest separate program company. We have more than 183,000 clients in
over 130 nations.
SAP markets and its
goods and solutions mainly through a globally network of local subsidiaries,
which are certified to spread SAP items to clients in described areas. Under
their certificate contracts, the subsidiaries pass on to the licensor a certain
amount of the income produced by circulating the items. Distributorship
contracts are in place with separate merchants in some nations.
For a complete list
of subsidiaries about SAP,
affiliates, and other value investment strategies, see the Notices to the Combined
Economical Claims area, Observe (35).
Our management
confirming smashes our activities down into four segments: Product, Talking to,
Training, and Sybase. For more information about our sections, see the Notices
to the Combined Economical Claims area, Observe (29).
SAP is detailed on
several deals, such as the Frankfurt inventory market and NYSE, under the icon
"SAP."
Our business has
obtained its international popularity as a head in the organization
applications market for one reason alone. Before we launch our alternatives to
our more than 183,000 globally clients, we first use what we have developed to
help our workers successfully and successfully address our own functional
needs. In short, to manage our organization and to work as a best-run
organization, SAP operates SAP. This is the full information about SAP.
Leverage Our
Solutions
Working about SAP latest alternatives for
on-demand, on-premise, and on-device, SAP's lines-of-business power the IT
applications and technology facilities that help them quickly accommodate
promote requirements and drive market opportunities. About SAP Global IT team – consisting of program designers, support
experts, organization users, and international IT professionals – is aware of
best how SAP alternatives can help SAP workers achieve their goals, while
reducing the corporation's operating costs and improving its daily performance.
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Sunday, July 1
Context menu in a dialog program page1...
Below tutorial will explain step by step process
of adding a context menu to input fields in a dialog program.
In the
next screen, enter title, Type, Status and Application of the program. These
are called attributes of the program being created.
Enter
package name if you want to transport this to next system in your system
landscape ie quality, production etc. If you do not want to transport, let $TMP
be the package and click on Local Object button.
As
soon as you click on the local object button, Program ZCT_MENU is created and
following screen appears.
Let
9000 be its screen number.
With
this, you are into Screen Painter. The screen number is 9000 as give by us in
the above popup. Enter short description of the screen as “Main Screen”. Keep
the other attributes as it is. Do not change them. BY default screen type will
be normal type.
Tuesday, June 26
SAP Jobs
ABAP Programmer
Analyst Senior
Ashley Ellis - Burlington, MA
Ashley Ellis - Burlington, MA
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Monday, June 25
SAP ABAP Training
INTRODUCTION TO SAP AND ABAP/4 LANGUAGE
ABAP/4 editor (Focus on the functionalities of
new ABAP editor)
Arithmetic operations
Check and value tables.
Control statements
Data Dictionary
Data element
Data types
Domain
Introduction SAP R/3 architecture, Introduction to
SAP ABAP/4
Open SQL –statements (insert, modify, delete,
update).
Output statements
Overall introduction to ERP
Parameters
Primary and foreign keys.
Search helps
Selection screens
Simple reporting
String operations
Structures
Table maintenance generator and T-code creation
Tables
Transaction code creation
Type Groups
Views
Writing small programs
REPORTING
Breakpoint creation.
Control Break Statements.
Conversion exits.
Creating and handling buttons.
Debugging techniques.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Declaration
Emphasize on the usage of New Debugger.
Events for classical reports.
Events for interactive reports.
For all entries and joins (inner and left outer).
Function modules.
Hide and hotspot.
Includes.
Internal tables.
Macros
Menu painter.
Message class creation & message types and
handling messages.
Modularization techniques.
Population.
Processing.
Subroutines.
Variants.
Watch point creation.
ABAP OOPS
Fundamentals of OOPS.
Global classes and interfaces.
Importance of Public, Private and Protected
sections.
Introduction to Local classes and methods
Simple reporting using local classes and methods.
Usage of global classes in the reports.
ALV
Adding new buttons in the ALV toolbar and
handling events.
Interactive ALV Reports.
Introduction.
Simple report to display simple ALV grid using
Function Modules.
Simple report to display simple ALV List using
Function Modules
Monday, June 25, 2012
Types of ALV
Usage of latest class library in ECC 6.0 for ALV.
Working with ALV using classes (List, Grid and
Tree).
DIALOG PROGRAMMING
Call Screen.
Creation of
Dynamic Screen.
Field validations.
Flow logic.
Introduction to screen painter and dialog
programming.
Leave Screen.
Leave to Screen.
Lock objects.
Normal Screens
PAI.
PBO.
POH.
POV.
Processing of list from transaction and vice versa.
Programming in object browser.
Screen designing.
Screen table and its fields.
Set Screen.
Sub Screens.
Tab Strips.
Table Controls.
INTERFACE PROGRAMMING
Application server.
Call transaction.
Customer master.
Different methods.
Error Handling in Call Transaction.
File Handling.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Flat file creation.
Handling Table Controls in BDC and Screen
Resolutions.
Introduction to BDC.
Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW)
Mass Updation.
Methods in BDC.
Presentation server.
Recordings.
Session method.
Steps to Create an LSMW Project.
Uploading data.
Vendor master.
Why Data Transfers
SAP Scripts
Introduction.
Layout Sets.
Modifying standard layout sets (by using
subroutines).
SAP Script Elements.
Uploading logo.
SMARTFORMS
Graphics management.
Output type configuration to standard orders.
Standard Texts.
Working with smart forms.
Writing print program and designing layouts.
ADOBE FORMS / INTERACTIVE FORMS (PDF)
Introduction
Overview on Form Interface and Layout sets
MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS
ABAP memory.
Correction and Transport System (CTS).
Monday, June 25, 2012
Field symbols.
Imports/ Exports.
Logical Database and Handling Events (LDB).
Merging Requests
MM flow.
Release Requests.
SAP memory.
SAP System Landscape.
SD flow.
SET/GET parameters.
Task Creation.
Transport Organizer.
Workbench Request.
CROSS APPLICATION
Basic.
Concepts of IDOCS.
Creation of IDOCS.
Creation of message types.
Creation of segments
Display IDOCS.
Extension.
IDOCS
IDOCS list.
Introduction to CA.
Monitoring tools of IDOC interface.
RFC destination.
Statistics.
Structure of IDOCS and Types.
Working with RFC function modules.
ALE
Defining logical systems used for ALE interfaces.
Outbound / Inbound processing.
Transferring of master data from one system to another system.
Distribution modal view.
Monday, June 25, 2012
IDOC filtering.
Segment filtering using filter objects.
Reduced IDOC.
Outbound using change pointers methods.
EDI
Overview and architecture.
BAPI and Business Objects
Introduction to BAPI
Overview of Business Objects.
Step By Step Approach followed to create BAPI.
ENHANCEMENTS
Introduction to enhancements.
Different Ways of doing Enhancements.
Types of User Exits.
Field Exits
Menu Exit
Function Exit.
Screen Exit
ABAP/4 editor (Focus on the functionalities of
new ABAP editor)
Arithmetic operations
Check and value tables.
Control statements
Data Dictionary
Data element
Data types
Domain
Introduction SAP R/3 architecture, Introduction to
SAP ABAP/4
Open SQL –statements (insert, modify, delete,
update).
Output statements
Overall introduction to ERP
Parameters
Primary and foreign keys.
Search helps
Selection screens
Simple reporting
String operations
Structures
Table maintenance generator and T-code creation
Tables
Transaction code creation
Type Groups
Views
Writing small programs
REPORTING
Breakpoint creation.
Control Break Statements.
Conversion exits.
Creating and handling buttons.
Debugging techniques.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Declaration
Emphasize on the usage of New Debugger.
Events for classical reports.
Events for interactive reports.
For all entries and joins (inner and left outer).
Function modules.
Hide and hotspot.
Includes.
Internal tables.
Macros
Menu painter.
Message class creation & message types and
handling messages.
Modularization techniques.
Population.
Processing.
Subroutines.
Variants.
Watch point creation.
ABAP OOPS
Fundamentals of OOPS.
Global classes and interfaces.
Importance of Public, Private and Protected
sections.
Introduction to Local classes and methods
Simple reporting using local classes and methods.
Usage of global classes in the reports.
ALV
Adding new buttons in the ALV toolbar and
handling events.
Interactive ALV Reports.
Introduction.
Simple report to display simple ALV grid using
Function Modules.
Simple report to display simple ALV List using
Function Modules
Monday, June 25, 2012
Types of ALV
Usage of latest class library in ECC 6.0 for ALV.
Working with ALV using classes (List, Grid and
Tree).
DIALOG PROGRAMMING
Call Screen.
Creation of
Dynamic Screen.
Field validations.
Flow logic.
Introduction to screen painter and dialog
programming.
Leave Screen.
Leave to Screen.
Lock objects.
Normal Screens
PAI.
PBO.
POH.
POV.
Processing of list from transaction and vice versa.
Programming in object browser.
Screen designing.
Screen table and its fields.
Set Screen.
Sub Screens.
Tab Strips.
Table Controls.
INTERFACE PROGRAMMING
Application server.
Call transaction.
Customer master.
Different methods.
Error Handling in Call Transaction.
File Handling.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Flat file creation.
Handling Table Controls in BDC and Screen
Resolutions.
Introduction to BDC.
Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW)
Mass Updation.
Methods in BDC.
Presentation server.
Recordings.
Session method.
Steps to Create an LSMW Project.
Uploading data.
Vendor master.
Why Data Transfers
SAP Scripts
Introduction.
Layout Sets.
Modifying standard layout sets (by using
subroutines).
SAP Script Elements.
Uploading logo.
SMARTFORMS
Graphics management.
Output type configuration to standard orders.
Standard Texts.
Working with smart forms.
Writing print program and designing layouts.
ADOBE FORMS / INTERACTIVE FORMS (PDF)
Introduction
Overview on Form Interface and Layout sets
MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS
ABAP memory.
Correction and Transport System (CTS).
Monday, June 25, 2012
Field symbols.
Imports/ Exports.
Logical Database and Handling Events (LDB).
Merging Requests
MM flow.
Release Requests.
SAP memory.
SAP System Landscape.
SD flow.
SET/GET parameters.
Task Creation.
Transport Organizer.
Workbench Request.
CROSS APPLICATION
Basic.
Concepts of IDOCS.
Creation of IDOCS.
Creation of message types.
Creation of segments
Display IDOCS.
Extension.
IDOCS
IDOCS list.
Introduction to CA.
Monitoring tools of IDOC interface.
RFC destination.
Statistics.
Structure of IDOCS and Types.
Working with RFC function modules.
ALE
Defining logical systems used for ALE interfaces.
Outbound / Inbound processing.
Transferring of master data from one system to another system.
Distribution modal view.
Monday, June 25, 2012
IDOC filtering.
Segment filtering using filter objects.
Reduced IDOC.
Outbound using change pointers methods.
EDI
Overview and architecture.
BAPI and Business Objects
Introduction to BAPI
Overview of Business Objects.
Step By Step Approach followed to create BAPI.
ENHANCEMENTS
Introduction to enhancements.
Different Ways of doing Enhancements.
Types of User Exits.
Field Exits
Menu Exit
Function Exit.
Screen Exit
What is SAP ABAP ?
ABAP
4 is the programming language of the SAP R/3 system. It is used to develop or
customize SAP R/3 system, ABAP stands for Advanced Business Application
Programming. Main components of ABAP 4 programming language are:
ABAP 4 Data
Dictionary
|
ABAP 4 Development
Workbench
|
ABAP 4 Repository
Information
|
SAP's
development tools are accessed from the development workbench. R/3 repository
stores the program developed using ABAP. Data dictionary contains tables,
structures, domains, data elements. In general it contains the attributes and
data upon which programs work. Developers of the SAP R/3 system use development
workbench to write programs using ABAP language. ABAP is similar to many other
programming languages. It consists of Source Code, Attributes and Text elements.
Transport and maintenance of ABAP code is done
though a transport mechanism which is built into the SAP R/3 system. Every
change that is done in a ABAP program gets stored into a Transport request
which can be moved to QA and subsequently to PRD systems using the transaction
SE10.
It consists of the following sub modules/applications/screens:
1.
ABAP 00
|
2.
ABAP Query
|
3.
ABAP Workbench
|
4.
ALE
|
5.
ALV reporting
|
6.
ASAP methodology
|
7.
Business Connector
|
8.
Business Server Pages
|
9.
Business Workflow (BC - WF)
|
10.
Data Dictionary
|
11.
Dialog Programming
|
12.
EBP
|
13.
EDI
|
14.
IDOCS
|
15.
Internet Application Server
|
16.
LSMW
|
17.
Menu Painter
|
18.
Mercator Report Painter
|
19.
Report writer
|
20.
Repository Information System
|
21.
SAP Script
|
22.
Screen Painter
|
23.
Smartforms
|
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