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A warm welcome to the SAP ABAP course by Uplatz. SAP ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming) is a popular enterprise programming language created by SAP and it is used by most of the leading global organizations to run and manage their business systems. ABAP is the main language in which most of the SAP software and its customization are written. Programs that are created on SAP R/3 Platform use ABAP as their programming language till date. The execution of all the ABAP programs is taken care by the SAP kernel. All ABAP programs reside within the SAP system itself. The primary programming language of numerous SAP applications, SAP ABAP is currently positioned alongside Java as the language for programming the SAP Application Server. It is the default programming language for SAP applications. ABAP allows large corporations to develop applications to organize and manage their business operations. ABAP can help customize workflows for financial accounting, materials management, asset management, and all other modules of SAP. Uplatz provides this comprehensive training course on SAP ABAP. This ABAP training will make you an expert in various aspects of SAP ABAP including SAP Systems and SAP Applications Portfolio, SAP GUI and navigation in AS ABAP systems, system core, and communication and integration techniques. Also, several case studies and hands-on projects have been included in the training to ensure that you are able to plan and implement SAP ABAP best practices. With this SAP ABAP certification training, the delegates will be able to understand the core of this powerful programming language and, at the same time, pace themselves for becoming an SAP Certified Development Associate - ABAP with SAP NetWeaver. Along with familiarizing learners with various essentials of SAP ABAP, this definitive training will coach them to operate around the back-end of the SAP Application Server. Objectives of SAP ABAP Training CourseBasic concepts of SAP ABAPBenefits of using SAP ABAP on an organizational levelComponents of SAP ABAPSAP Applications PortfolioSAP GUI and navigation in AS ABAP systemsUnderstand the core concepts of SAP's ABAP moduleABAP System coreCommunication and integration techniques pertaining to SAP ABAPAcquire the relevant knowledge required to clear the SAP ABAP certification examBe able to apply the knowledge learned to progress in your career as SAP ABAP consultant or end-userBenefits of using SAP ABAPSAP ABAP is used by developers to develop the SAP R3 PlatformIt is a simple language that is easy to learn when it comes to programmingABAP allows you to choose from procedural and object-oriented programmingABAP also helps SAP customers to improve their SAP-based applicationsIt allows you to create custom reports and interfacesABAP language is quite easy for programmersSAP ABAP course curriculumIntroduction to ERPWhat is ERP?Why we need ERP?Advantages of ERPMajor ERP PackagesIntroduction to SAP & R/3 ArchitectureWhat is SAP?History & Features of SAPSAP R/2 Architecture (Limitations of R/2 Architecture)SAP R/3 Architecture (Types of work processes)SAP R/3 Application ModulesSAP LandscapeIntroduction to ABAP/4What is ABAP?Logon to SAP EnvironmentTransaction CodesMultitasking CommandsCommentsErrorsABAP/4 Editor (SE38 )Steps for Creating a ProgramElements in R/3 ScreenOut put StatementsOperators in ABAPData, Parameter & Constant StatementsData Types & ClassificationData Objects & ClassificationText ElementsString OperationsControl StatementsField stringsABAP DictionaryABAP Dictionary IntroductionData Dictionary FunctionsData Dictionary ObjectsData Base TablesStructuresViewsData ElementsType GroupsDomainsSearch helpsLock objectsPrimary Key And Foreign KeyTable Maintenance GeneratorPackagesCreating a packageDifference between local objects & packagesTransferring local objects to packagesVariantsVariants IntroductionCreating variants in ABAP Editor & Data DictionaryMessage ClassesMessage Class IntroductionMessage typesCalling message class in Report & Dialog programsReportsReports IntroductionSelection screen IntroductionParameter StatementSelect-options StatementSelection-screen StatementScreen table and its fieldsDynamic screen modification by using Modif Id keySelection Screen Begin of block End of blockInclude Subscreen in Selection screen , Selection Screen Push buttonSelection screen buttons on application toolbarSelection Screen begin of line End of line, Comments in Selection ScreenSelection Screen Radio button, Check Box , List BoxSelection Screen Select options no extension no intervals, Initial Values to Select OptionsWorking with Events in Classical Report: Initialization, At Selection-screen At Selection-Screen on Field, At Selection-Screen on block, At selection-screen on Radio button, At Selection-screen on Value Request, At selection-screen on help-request, At selection-screen Output, start-of-selection, end-of-selection, top-of-page, end-of-pageWorking with Events in interactive Report: At line-selection, At user-command, At PFn, Top-of-page During Line selectionInteractive Report Concepts:- Hide keyword, Various system Defined Fields used, Hotspot, Get Cursor field. Open SQL StatementsSelectInsertModifyUpdateDeleteInternal TablesInternal Tables Introduction , Internal table with header line / With out header lineDeclaring Internal Table , Types of internal tablePopulating Internal Table , Operations of Internal tableProcessing Internal TableInitializing Internal TablesInner Joins And For All EntriesControl Break StatementsDebugging TechniquesDebugging Techniques IntroductionBreak-points (Static & Dynamic)Watch pointsDynamically changing internal tables contents in Debugging EditorOptions to step through the program in Debugging EditorModularization TechniquesModularization Techniques IntroductionIncludesSubroutinesPassing Parameters to SubroutinesPassing Tables to SubroutinesFunction Groups & Function ModulesDialog / Module Pool Programming/ TransactionsMPP IntroductionRelationship between Screen, Flow Logic and ProgramFlow Logic EventsReading input Fields from Data Dictionary & Updating into Screen input FieldsWorking with List box CreatingAt exit CommandProcess Before Output (PBO)Process On Value Request (POV)Process On Help Request (POH)Dynamic Screens , On input, On chain-Input , on Request, On chain-RequestLeave ScreenLeave to ScreenCall ScreenSet ScreenProcessing of List from Transaction and Vice VersaField / Group of field validation using Chain End-chain ConceptElements in Screen LayoutTable Controls , Status iconStep LoopsTabstrip ControlsSubscreensScreen Elements Grouping & Modification Using Loop at screen conceptCustom control , Creating screen ALV using Custom Control & Docking ControlBatch Data CommunicationBDC IntroductionRecordingBDC Methods: Executing with Include Program & Executing custom Program with out include programCall Transaction Method: Uploading Excel file with File Path attached to input fieldCall Transaction Method: Error Handling / Storing the errors in Data Dictionary Table or in excel formatSession MethodScheduling Session Method in backgroundHandling Table Controls in BDCLegacy System Migration WorkbenchLegacy System Migration Workbench:- Different MethodsFlat file creationUploading dataFile HandlingApplication ServerPresentation ServerOOPS Concept (ABAP Objects )Object Oriented ABAP OverviewDefining a ClassImplementing a ClassWorking with Methods & AttributesMethod Parameters: Importing, Changing, Exporting, ReturningEvents , Event Handlers, Registering EventsCreating Objects & Working with ObjectsSingleton ClassInheritanceInterface, Nesting InterfacesAbstract Class & MethodsFinal class & Final MethodsPrivate ClassStatics: Static Attributes Class-Data , Static Methods Class-MethodsConstructorStatic ConstructorCreating ABAP Object ALV ProgramsFactory MethodFunctional MethodsNarrow Cast & Widening CastPolymorphismSelf ReferencingCreate Global Class using the class BuilderCreating Global class for Inheritance , Interface , Polymorphism , Final Methods , Abstract MethodsALV ReportsALV Reports IntroductionALV through Function ModulesALV through ABAP ObjectsALV List & GridALV for Line Color , Column colorEdit ALV , Update the values in ALVBlock ALVHierarchical ALVList Tree ALVScreen Tree ALVEvents in ALVIntreactive ALV in List & GirdInteractive ALV in ABAP ObjectsScreen ALV drag & dropAdding buttons in ALVALV VaraintsCheckbox In ALVPopup to Select in ALVSorting & Pagebreak in ALVAdding pictures to ALVCustom menu in ALVSaving layoutsEvent after line outputMenu painter InteractiveSAP ScriptsSAP Scripts IntroductionComponents of SAP ScriptsLayout SetStandard TextOut Put ProgramModifying Standard SAP Script LayoutsIncluding LogosSAP Script Utilities - Upload / DownloadSmart FormsSmart Forms IntroductionGraphics ManagementStyle MaintenanceParagraph FormatsCharacter FormatsWriting print program and designing layoutsRuntime Analysis & SQL TracingABAP Runtime Analysis: SE30 / SATSQL Trace: ST05System Trace: ST01ABAP Dump Analysis: ST22Performance Trace: ST12ABAP Extended Program Check: SLINCross ApplicationsIntroduction to Distributed EnvironmentIntroduction to Cross ApplicationsRFCIntroduction to RFCCreating RFC Destination between 2 SystemsCreating Remote Enabled Function ModulesCreating program using Remote Enabled Function ModulesTypes Of RFCCreate Programs for Different RFC TypesALEALE BasicsOverview of Outbound & Inbound ProcessConfiguration StepsDefine logical systemsAssign client to logical systemRFC destinationCustomer distribution modelCreating PortsIDocsWhat is an Idoc?Types of IdocsBasic IdocsExtension IdocsCreating IdocsMessage TypesAssigning Idoc type to Message typeEDIEDI BasicsDifference between ALE & EDIOverview of Outbound & Inbound ProcessConfiguration StepsPort CreationPartner Profile CreationBAPIsBAPI OverviewCreation of BAPIWorkflowWhat is workflow?Overview of workflowUser ExitsUser Exits OverviewTypes of User ExitsField ExitScreen ExitFunction ExitMenu ExitBADIsBADIs OverviewDefining a BADIImplementing a BADIMiscellaneous TopicsCorrection & Transport Request (CTS)Transport OrganizerWork Bench RequestTask CreationRelease ObjectsSAP Memory & ABAP MemoryLogical DatabaseSD FlowMM FlowWhat are the components of SAP ABAP?ABAP Editor: It is mainly used to maintain programs. ABAP Dictionary: It is is used to maintain Dictionary objects. Repository Browser: It is used to display a hierarchical structure of the components in a package. Menu Painter: It is used to developing GUI, including menu bars and toolbars. Screen Painter: It is used to maintain screen components for online programs. Repository Information System: stores information about development and runtime objects, like data models, table structures, programs, and functions. Function Builder: This component helps you to create and maintain function groups and function modules. Test and Analysis Tools, like Syntax Check and the Debugger. Data Modeler: This tool supports graphical modeling. Workbench Organizer: It helps you to maintain multiple development projects that are manages by developers for distribution
