1. SAP DEVELOPMENT BASICS Bohuslav Tesar

2. TRAINING OVERVIEW Amazing life of ABAP developer ;) SAP introduction ABAP basics ABAP Reporting

3. AMAZING LIFE OF ABAP DEVELOPER ;)

4. SAP SYSTEM

5. SAP MODULES

6. SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

7. SYSTEM LANDSCAPE

8. SAP USER INTERFACE / TRANSACTION

9. ROLE BASED MENU (TECHNICAL NAMES)

10. SAP DEVELOPMENT - ABAP Advanced Business Application Programming For SAP enhancement, reports, interfaces Customizing vs. programming

11. ARCHITECTURE OF ABAP RUN

12. SE80 – ABAP WORKBENCH

13. CREATION OF PACKAGE

14. CREATION OF PROGRAM

15. BEGINNING OF ABAP, BASIC COMMANDS Basic rules: Every command lines end with ‘.’ After finishing of program you should make a check of CODE e.g. CTRL+F2 Then you have to activate the report e.g. CTRL+F3 You can run the report by F8. Commands: Write e.g. Write ‘Hello world’. Skip. Uline. Use F1 to see possible parameters for each command

16. EXERCISE 1 1. Create package ‘zts_bas_XX.’ 2. Create report ‘zts_hello_world_xx’ 3. Report should display message ‘Hello world’. 4. Write more lines of code 5. Change color 6. Make some separation lines

17. BASIC ELEMENTS IN ABAP Data types Definition of Data objects Basic commands in ABAP Debugging

18. STANDARD TYPES IN ABAP Predefined types Final / complete D, date, format YYYYMMD, length 8 T, time, format HHMMSS, length 6 I, integer, length 4 bytes F, float, length 8 STRING, string with floating length XSTRING, hexadecimal string with floating length

19. STANDARD TYPES IN ABAP Predefined types Final / complete C, string of characters N, Numeric string X, hexadecimal string P, number with decimals

20. DATA DEFINITION

21. EXERCISE 2 1. Create report ‘zts_bc_xx’ 2. Prepare some two numbers, which will be initially filled 3. Practice some calculation operation with this two numbers 4. Create string and concatenate string / substrings

22. PARAMETERS – USER INPUTS

23. EXERCISE 3 1. Create simple calculator

24. ABAP BASIC COMMANDS - BRANCHES

25. ABAP BASIC COMMANDS - LOOPS

26. OTHER DATA OBJECTS Constants CONSTANTS Defined type Parameter Value is obligatory Text symbols Multilanguage, translation Own repository object

27. LOCAL DATA TYPES IN ABAP

28. ABAP DICTIONARY – GLOBAL DATA TYPES

29. DATA TYPE DEFINITION

30. DATA DEFINITION

31. ABAP RUNTIME

32. ABAP BASIC COMMANDS

33. ABAP BASIC COMMANDS – DIALOG MESSAGES

34. ABAP DEBUGGING - BREAK POINT

35. ABAP DEBUGGING - /H

36. ABAP DEBUGGING - WATCH POINT

37. COMPLEX DATA OBJECTS Definition of structure a using of structure Definition of internal table a working with internal table Analyze of complex data objects in debugger

38. STRUCTURES DEFINITION Global type Local type

39. STRUCTURE – GLOBAL DEFINITION

40. STRUCTURE – USE

41. STRUCTURE – LOCAL DEFINITION

42. COPY OF STRUCTURE CONTENT

43. STRUCTURE EXAMPLE

44. DEFINITION AN USING OF INTERNAL TABLE Basic attributes Type of line Key Type of table Standard Sorted Hashed

45. ATTRIBUTES OF INTERNAL TABLE

46. TYPES OF INTERNAL TABLE

47. INTERNAL TABLE GLOBAL DEFINITION

48. INTERNAL TABLES – LOCAL DEFINITION

49. INTERNAL TABLES – INDEPENDENT DEFINITION

50. INTERNAL TABLES – POSSIBLE DEFINITION

51. INTERNAL TABLE – DEFINITION STRUCTURE OF DATA OBJECTS

52. INTERNAL TABLES - OPERATION

53. INTERNAL TABLES – OPERATION – MULTIPLE RECORDS

54. INTERNAL TABLES – OPERATION - EXAMPLE

55. INTERNAL TABLE -LOOP

56. INTERNAL TABLE –LOOP WITH CONDITION

57. INTERNAL TABLE – LOOP WITH KEY

58. SORTING AND CLEARING OF INTERNAL TABLES

59. INTERNAL TABLE - COLLECT

60. INTERNAL TABLE WITH / WITHOUT HEADER LINE

61. DATABASE TABLES AND DATA DICTIONARY

62. DATA MODEL EXAMPLE

63. FIELD OF TABLE

64. TECHNICAL STRUCTURE OF TABLE

65. TABLE IN DATA DICTIONARY

66. USING OBJECTS OF DATA DICTIONARY

67. TRANSPARENT TABLE – IN SAP

68. HELP A SEARCH HELP

69. RETRIEVING DATA FROM TRANSPARENT TABLES

70. SELECT FROM TABLE

71. SELECT SINGLE RECORD

72. SELECT SINGLE 2 ND EXAMPLE

73. SELECT – ENDSELECT (SELECT IN THE LOOP)

74. SELECT AS FETCH ARRAY – NO STATEMENT ENDSELECT

75. SELECT CLIENT SPECIFIC

76. INTERACTIVE SELECT WITH USER PARAMETER

77. READING MULTIPLE DATA TABLES

78. JOIN TABLES CONDITION

79. JOIN TABLES EXAMPLE

80. CHANGE ACCESS TO DATABASE

81. MODULARIZATION TECHNIQUES Processing blocks that are called from ABAP programs: Subroutines (local modularization) Function modules (global modularization) Methods (Object oriented can be local or global )

82. SUBROUTINES – LOCAL MODULARIZATION

83. SUBROUTINES – PARAMETERS LOCAL AND GLOBAL USING VALUE(par1) - Call by value CHANGING VALUE(par1) - Call by value and result CHANGING, USING par1 - Call by reference

84. SUBROUTINES – PARAMETERS LOCAL AND GLOBAL

85. FUNCTION MODULES (GLOBAL MODULARIZATION) Generally stored in SAP function library Function modules are organized in function groups

86. FUNCTION MODULES - INTERFACE

87. FUNCTION MODULE USING IN PROGRAM

88. FUNCTION MODULE DEFINITION

89. FUNCTION MODULE – CALL IN REPORT

90. FUNCTION MODULE – CALL IN REPORT, EXCEPTION

91. FUNCTION MODULE - CREATION Create function group Create function module BAPI

92. INCLUDE

93. AUTHORIZATION CHECK

94. AUTHORIZATION CHECK - PROGRAM

95. STANDARD SYSTEM MONITORING

96. EVENT IN ABAP

97. EVENT EXAMPLE

98. EVENTS IN MORE DETAIL

99. AT LINE-SELECTION EXAMPLE

100. LOOP AT SCREEN

101. AT SLECTION SCREEN

103. AT SELECTION-SCREEN ON HELP-REQUEST FOR

104. TRANSACTION - LIST SE80 – Abap workbench SE37 – Function builder BAPI – transaction for BAPI overview SE38 / SA38 – report execution SE11 – DATA DICTIONARY SE10 – Transport management

105. TRANSPORTING AND PRINCIPALS