Discover ABAP: Your Introduction to ABAP Objects

Discover ABAP: Your Introduction to ABAP Objects

<p>Are you an ABAP novice? Not for long! With this introduction to ABAP, you€re well on your way to becoming fluent in SAP programming. Begin at the beginning with a quick introduction to the SAP system, and then gain an instant sense of achievement with self-written source code. Learning ABAP has never that easy. Based on a simple example, you€ll be able to create your own programming solutions before you know it. Discover the world of ABAP and ABAP Objects development in more and more detail, from single-line reports to program flow control and data transfer.<b> With commented code examples, numerous screenshots, and valuable tips and tricks, you€ll soon feel like you were born to speak ABAP.</b><br /><br /> <b>1. The Whole Picture</b> Learn everything you need to explore the world of ABAP programming: the architecture of the SAP system, the most essential development tools, and the structure of ABAP reports.<br /><br /> <b>2. Getting Started</b> Write your very first ABAP program! It only takes a few steps to create your first report, maintain its properties, and write the source code.<br /><br /> <b>3. Follow Along with a Comprehensive Example</b> Create database tables and lists, work with fields and calculations, and detect errors. Thanks to the hands-on examples, you€ll quickly understand the application purpose of your code lines.<br /><br /> <b>4. Sample Code</b> Benefit from detailed and fully commented sample code that will take you to the next level of ABAP understanding.<br /><br /> <b>5. Advanced Topics</b> Move beyond the basics to master logical expressions, modularize programs, and deal with €œforbidden code.€</p> <p><b>Highlights:</b><br /></p> <p><ul><li>Getting started in the SAP system</li> <li>ABAP Dictionary and ABAP Editor</li> <li>Fields and calculations</li> <li>Modifying character strings</li> <li>Debugging programs</li> <li>Modifying transparent database tables</li> <li>Calculating dates, times, quantities, and currencies</li> <li>Using data in a database table</li> <li>Program flow control and logical expressions</li> <li>Selection screens</li> <li>Internal tables</li> <li>Modularizing programs</li> <li></li></ul></p>