SAP ABAP

indu khemchandani

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Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Level

    Intermediate

  • Methodology

    Online

  • Class hours

    60h

  • Duration

    2 Months

  • Start date

    Different dates available

  • Delivery of study materials

    Yes

  • Support service

    Yes

  • Personal tutor

    Yes

  • Virtual classes

    Yes

SAP ABAP is an intriguing part of SAP Environment, hence the very requirement of methodical and in-depth training course has to be the key focus, for all the candidates interested to learn this module.

SAPAllOnlineTraining, there is a team of dedicated ABAP trainers who will help every candidate learn this technology from an industry viewpoint. Not only that, apart from learning the core concepts of this technology, we will also see to that our candidates who have enrolled for this course, will try to implement in a case scenario, so that in real-time scenarios they can apply this technology with ease. Having conducted a decent number of ABAP batches, we want to conduct more batches wherein every candidate successfully learns the technology and make themselves job ready. With so many updations, revisions, modifications happening for most of the technologies, we revise our course curriculum as and when required based upon the market demand. Our ultimate aim is to impart relevant and latest course curriculum that which can ensure a better career for all our enrolled candidates.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Online

Start date

Different dates availableEnrolment now open

About this course

• Everyone
• Beginners through to season SAP Consultants
• SAP Functional Consultants looking to learn ABAP skills
• SAP Project Team members
• College Students wanting to get ahead with their studies
• SAP BASIS Consultants wanting to expand their knowledge
• SAP BW Consultants - ABAP play a BIG part in this role

Basic knowledge of Object Oriented concepts.
Basic understanding of relational databases.

SAP ABAP was formerly used by developers to build up the R/3 platform. This module was also implemented by SAP customers to improve the functionality of SAP applications. ABAP stands for ‘Advanced Business Application Programming’. With this module, users will be able to develop customized reports and interfaces. The entire ABAP programs are being stored in the SAP database. These very programs are edited using the ABAP workbench tools. Again, all these programs are compiled and executed within the SAP basis environment. ABAP programs are classified into report and module tools. The term report indicates programs that can influence data in a normally list-oriented manner. This particular module validates all the programming requirements required for smooth functioning in the SAP environment. One more thing to consider is that all the development activities in this module are carried out by the ABAP Workbench. Some of the core concepts covered in this module are Introduction to ABAP/4, SAP & R/3 Architecture, ABAP Dictionary, Open SQL tables, ABAP Internal tables, Debugging and modularization techniques.

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Subjects

  • SAP FUNCTIONAL CONSULTANTS
  • Sap Basis

Teachers and trainers (1)

Uplatz Elite trainer

Uplatz Elite trainer

SAP ABAP consultant

Course programme

1. Introduction to ABAP/4

ü Introduction to ERP

ü Introduction to SAP/3, ABAP/4

ü ABAP Editor

ü System Landscapes

i. 3 – Landscapes

ii. 4 – Landscapes

iii. 2 – Landscapes

ü Data Types & Keywords

ü Output Statements

ü Arithmetic Operations

ü Relational Operations

ü Writing Small Programs

ü String Operations

i. Translate

ii. Condense

iii. Concatenate

ü Control Statements

ü Selection Screens

i. Parameters

ii. Select-Options

ü Open SQL Statements (Insert, Modify, Delete, Update)

ü Simple Reporting

2. Transport Organizer & Package Builder

ü Why to Transport?

ü Creation of a Task

ü What is a Transport Request?

ü Releasing of Request

ü Package Creation

3. Data Dictionary

ü Creation of Database Tables

ü Data Element & Data Domain

ü Structures & Table Types

ü Search Helps

i. Elementary Search Help

ii. Collective Search Help

ü Creation of Views

i. Database View

ii. Projection View

iii. Maintenance View

iv. Help View

ü Type Groups

ü Creation of Foreign Keys

ü Check & Value Tables

4. Reporting

ü Debugging Techniques

ü Pillars of ABAP

i. Work Area

ii. Internal Table

ü Modularization Techniques

i. Sub-Routines

ii. Includes

iii. Function Modules

ü For All Entries & Joins

ü Events for Classical Reports

ü Events for Interactive Reports

ü Types of Messages & Message Class Creation

5. ABAP List Viewer

ü Introduction to ABAP List Viewer

ü Types of ABAP List Viewer

i. Function Module for List Display

ii. Function Module for Grid Display

iii. Interactive ALV (SLIS)

6. Interfaces

ü Introduction to Cross Applications

ü Working with RFC Function Modules

ü Overview of Business Objects

ü Creation of Business Objects

ü Creation of BAPI

7. Conversion

ü Why Data Transfer?

ü Introduction to BDC

ü Recording a Transaction

ü Methods in BDC

i. Call Transaction

ii. Session Method

ü Flat File Creation

ü Uploading Data

ü LSMW (Legacy System Migration Workbench)

8. Enhancements

ü Introduction to Enhancements

ü User Exits

ü Customer Exits

ü Introduction to BAdIs (Business Add Ins)

ü Implementation of a BAdI

ü Overview of Enhancement Spots, Enhancement Sections, Enhancement Implementations, Class Enhancements

9. Forms (Scripts & SMARTFORMS)

ü Introduction to Scripts

ü Layout Sets

ü SAP Scripts Elements

ü Logo Inclusions

ü Working with SMARTFORMS

ü Standard Text

ü Graphics Managements

ü Writing Print Programs & Designing Layouts

ü Output Type Configuration to Standard Orders

10. Object Oriented ABAP

ü Fundamentals of Object Orientation

ü Introduction to Local Classes & Methods

ü Importance of Access Specifiers

ü Simple Reporting using Local Classes & Methods

ü Introduction to Global Classes & Interfaces

ü Uses of Global Classes in Reports

11. Module Pool Programming

ü Introduction to Module Pool

ü Flow Logic

i. PAI (Process After Input)

ii. PBO (Process Before Output)

ü Screen Designing

ü Programming in Object Browser

ü Creation of Table Controls

ü Dynamic Screens

i. Call Screen

ii. Set Screen

iii. Leave to Screen

iv. Leave Screen

12. Sales & Distribution Flow

ü Sales Cycles

i. Inquiry

ii. Quotation

iii. Purchase Order (MM)

iv. Sales Order

v. Delivery

vi. Billing

vii. Returning Customer

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