ABAP stands for Advanced Business Application Programming. It is SAP’s proprietary programming language and is a 4th generation programming language. Most part of the SAP ERP System including applications is build using ABAP. The ABAP source programs are stored in the database but in executed in the Application server that has the ABAP runtime environment. […]
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Once logged in, you will see the SAP Easy access screen. The left part of the screen contains navigation tree, you can easily navigate to various SAP applications. It has Favorites area and the SAP standard menu. Instead of standard menu, a role-based user menu will be displayed if the user is assigned roles with
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We will be using IDES ( internet demonstration and evaluation system ) system for training purpose SAP LOGON is a client-side software and it must be installed on your laptop/computer to access SAP system. SAP systems are configured in SAP Logon. Double click on the system to which you want to log on. Add SAP
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Typically, the SAP System landscape consists of three Segregated environments: development, quality assurance and production system. Development and configuration are first done in development system and then moved to Quality Assurance system. In quality system the changes are tested and once it meets the requirements it is approved. Only when the changes are approved by
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Transparent Tables A table consists of columns(fields) and can store data in either row or column format known as table entries. Tables are defined in the ABAP Dictionary independently of the database. A table having the same structure is then created from this table definition in the underlying database. A table has one or more
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