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    ABAP is a programming language used to develop applications for the SAP platform. The document describes the responsibilities of an ABAP developer, which include developing and maintaining programs to enhance application modules using SAP development tools, collaborating with various teams to develop system enhancements, and implementing technical architecture. Duties also involve developing test plans and test scripts to ensure quality.

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    ABAP is a programming language used to develop applications for the SAP platform. The document describes the responsibilities of an ABAP developer, which include developing and maintaining programs to enhance application modules using SAP development tools, collaborating with various teams to develop system enhancements, and implementing technical architecture. Duties also involve developing test plans and test scripts to ensure quality.

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    ABAP is one of the many application-specific fourthgeneration languages.

    ABAP used to be an abbreviation


    of Allgemeiner berichtsauf bereitungs prozessor, the
    German meaning of "generic report preparation
    processor", but was later renamed to Advanced Business
    Application Programming.
    Duties of an ABAPer would include to develop and
    maintain programs to enhance the assigned application
    module using the SAP Development tools. Collaborate
    with the SAP Project Management, Business and
    Systems Analyst and user departments to develop
    specifications for system enhancements for continuous
    functional improvement. Develop Test Plans and
    automated scripts to assure expected performance
    quality levels meet standards in development efforts.
    Implement technical architecture surrounding the
    package.

    Day-1

    Day-3
    Section 4: Data
    Transfer Methods

    Overview of Data Transfer

    External Data Access


    o Data Analysis and
    data files
    o Upload and
    download data from /
    to presentation server

    o Direct Input Method

    Section 1: Introduction to SAP


    ABAP

    What is SAP

    SAP Architecture and where ABAP fits in

    ABAP Development Workbench Tools

    Object Navigator

    Workbench Organizer

    Data Dictionary

    Menu Painter

    Screen Painter

    Standard data transfer


    program

    o BDC program
    o Call transaction
    Program

    Transaction Recorder

    Data Transfer Workbench


    Concepts

    Legacy System Migration


    Workbench (LSMW)

    BAPIs (Introduction as a
    data transfer method)

    Day-4

    Section 2: ABAP Dictionary

    Tables

    Views

    Lock Objects

    Introduction to Dialog
    Programming

    Screen Painter

    Screen Elements for


    Input/Output

    Subscreens

    Tabstrips

    o Line Size

    Table Controls

    o Line-count

    Menu Painter

    o Message

    Create GUI Status & Title


    Bar

    Create Menu Bar for a


    Screen

    Define function Keys

    Create Application Tool Bar


    for a Screen

    o Tables

    Screen Flow Logic

    o Includes

    Understand screen flow


    logic

    Create Process After Input


    and Process before Output
    modules

    Use message for error


    processing

    Section 3: ABAP Programming


    Techniques

    Section 5: Dialog
    Programming

    Reports Statement

    o Page Heading
    o Report Comment Section

    Day-2

    Declarations

    o Variables (Data Types and Data Objects)


    o Structures
    o Internal Table
    o Constants

    Selection Screen / Input Fields

    Call list processing within a


    transaction

    o Parameters
    o Select:- Options
    o Section Screen Formatting

    Program Events
    o Initialization

    Section 6:
    Performance Tuning

    o Start of Selection and End of

    Types of Program Analysis

    o Selection

    Static Checks

    o At Selection Screen

    Dynamic Checks and Short


    Dump

    Analysis

    ABAP Debugger

    Breakpoints in Programs

    Breakpoints in the Debugger

    Performance Tools

    Runtime Analysis

    SQL Trace

    o At Line Selection
    o At User:- Command

    Day-5

    Formatting and Displaying Data


    o Event for Page Headers and Footers
    o Display Options

    Internal Table Operations

    Subroutines

    Function Group and Modules

    Logical Database

    Variants

    Create Transactions for Reports

    Section 7:
    Introduction to
    Advance Features

    Interfaces

    Introduction to ALE &

    IDOCS

    Enhancement Concept

    ALV ( ABAP List Viewer)

    Saving Lists and


    Background Processing

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