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Training
Provided by Gucons
System Architecture:
This section will give the student an appreciation for how the SAP development environment is organized
(Client Instance, development objects, Package Migration and Transportation of development objects)
* Introduction to ABAP Workbench Tools
This area focuses on the understanding of the ABAP Workbench and the Object Navigator.
* Introduction to the ABAP Editor
In this section you will focus on an understanding of how to create a simple program, concentrating on coding structure & syntax.
Additionally you will learn how to use the ABAP Editor. There is also an introduction to the ABAP Debugger.
* Introduction to the ABAP Dictionary
Here the student will develop a basic understanding of how to create ABAP Dictionary objects &
how the Dictionary functions in the support of code development as well as learn how to navigate dictionary objects.
* Data Definition
In this area there is a focus on data definition, structures and internal tables creation and use in ABAP programs.
* Basic Commands
You now begin an understanding of some of the basic commands of the ABAP language,
how to find help on command us, and the setting up of messages and their use.
* Retrieving Data from SAP Tables
Here the student begins to understand how to retrieve data from database tables and some performance considerations.
There will also be some consideration given to what a logical database is.
* Version Management
In this section the student is exposed to change control and navigation of the tools to facilitate that activity.
Areas of focus will be release and transport of development objects, version management and querying of objects
that have been released and transported in the past.
* Internal Program Modularization
This area concentrates on how one might structure their code for purposes of readability,
this will include an introduction to event blocks, subroutines and the use of include structures.
There will exposure to extended syntax checks.
* List Reporting
Here there will be discussions on the use of selection screens and how to create them, output options and describe standard input options.
There will also be instruction on how to associate transaction codes to programs.
* Advanced List Reporting
Work will be focused on enhancing standard user interfaces with custom navigation and creation of custom screens.
* External Program Modularization
This section helps the student understand how to create, define and call function modules, create object instantiations and
include BAPI calls in your programs.
* Good Programming Techniques
This section provides information on the following
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o Standards associated with code implementation
o The creation of code that is well documented
o The importance of good testing strategies
o Effectively using the ABAP Debugger
RICE: R: Reports, I : Interface, C: Conversion. E: Enhancements. ABAP
Function Modules:
Forms: Sapscript(Complicat) n SmartForms(Graphics), Adobe Forms.
Enhancements: User Exits(Earlier), BADIs(Obj Orien).
BDC, LSMW.
VM: Transportation.
Dialog Programming:
ALE/ IDOC
Related Software Programs or Products: SAP ECC 6.0 , SAP 4.7
Related Jobs or Careers: SAP ABAP developer, ABAP Programmer
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SAP ABAP Training in Hyderabad
System Architecture:
This section will give the student an appreciation for how the SAP development environment is organized
(Client Instance, development objects, Package Migration and Transportation of development objects)
* Introduction to ABAP Workbench Tools
This area focuses on the understanding of the ABAP Workbench and the Object Navigator.
* Introduction to the ABAP Editor
In this section you will focus on an understanding of how to create a simple program, concentrating on coding structure & syntax.
Additionally you will learn how to use the ABAP Editor. There is also an introduction to the ABAP Debugger.
* Introduction to the ABAP Dictionary
Here the student will develop a basic understanding of how to create ABAP Dictionary objects &
how the Dictionary functions in the support of code development as well as learn how to navigate dictionary objects.
* Data Definition
In this area there is a focus on data definition, structures and internal tables creation and use in ABAP programs.
* Basic Commands
You now begin an understanding of some of the basic commands of the ABAP language,
how to find help on command us, and the setting up of messages and their use.
* Retrieving Data from SAP Tables
Here the student begins to understand how to retrieve data from database tables and some performance considerations.
There will also be some consideration given to what a logical database is.
* Version Management
In this section the student is exposed to change control and navigation of the tools to facilitate that activity.
Areas of focus will be release and transport of development objects, version management and querying of objects
that have been released and transported in the past.
* Internal Program Modularization
This area concentrates on how one might structure their code for purposes of readability,
this will include an introduction to event blocks, subroutines and the use of include structures.
There will exposure to extended syntax checks.
* List Reporting
Here there will be discussions on the use of selection screens and how to create them, output options and describe standard input options.
There will also be instruction on how to associate transaction codes to programs.
* Advanced List Reporting
Work will be focused on enhancing standard user interfaces with custom navigation and creation of custom screens.
* External Program Modularization
This section helps the student understand how to create, define and call function modules, create object instantiations and
include BAPI calls in your programs.
* Good Programming Techniques
This section provides information on the following
*
o Standards associated with code implementation
o The creation of code that is well documented
o The importance of good testing strategies
o Effectively using the ABAP Debugger
RICE: R: Reports, I : Interface, C: Conversion. E: Enhancements. ABAP
Function Modules:
Forms: Sapscript(Complicat) n SmartForms(Graphics), Adobe Forms.
Enhancements: User Exits(Earlier), BADIs(Obj Orien).
BDC, LSMW.
VM: Transportation.
Dialog Programming:
ALE/ IDOC
This section will give the student an appreciation for how the SAP development environment is organized
(Client Instance, development objects, Package Migration and Transportation of development objects)
* Introduction to ABAP Workbench Tools
This area focuses on the understanding of the ABAP Workbench and the Object Navigator.
* Introduction to the ABAP Editor
In this section you will focus on an understanding of how to create a simple program, concentrating on coding structure & syntax.
Additionally you will learn how to use the ABAP Editor. There is also an introduction to the ABAP Debugger.
* Introduction to the ABAP Dictionary
Here the student will develop a basic understanding of how to create ABAP Dictionary objects &
how the Dictionary functions in the support of code development as well as learn how to navigate dictionary objects.
* Data Definition
In this area there is a focus on data definition, structures and internal tables creation and use in ABAP programs.
* Basic Commands
You now begin an understanding of some of the basic commands of the ABAP language,
how to find help on command us, and the setting up of messages and their use.
* Retrieving Data from SAP Tables
Here the student begins to understand how to retrieve data from database tables and some performance considerations.
There will also be some consideration given to what a logical database is.
* Version Management
In this section the student is exposed to change control and navigation of the tools to facilitate that activity.
Areas of focus will be release and transport of development objects, version management and querying of objects
that have been released and transported in the past.
* Internal Program Modularization
This area concentrates on how one might structure their code for purposes of readability,
this will include an introduction to event blocks, subroutines and the use of include structures.
There will exposure to extended syntax checks.
* List Reporting
Here there will be discussions on the use of selection screens and how to create them, output options and describe standard input options.
There will also be instruction on how to associate transaction codes to programs.
* Advanced List Reporting
Work will be focused on enhancing standard user interfaces with custom navigation and creation of custom screens.
* External Program Modularization
This section helps the student understand how to create, define and call function modules, create object instantiations and
include BAPI calls in your programs.
* Good Programming Techniques
This section provides information on the following
*
o Standards associated with code implementation
o The creation of code that is well documented
o The importance of good testing strategies
o Effectively using the ABAP Debugger
RICE: R: Reports, I : Interface, C: Conversion. E: Enhancements. ABAP
Function Modules:
Forms: Sapscript(Complicat) n SmartForms(Graphics), Adobe Forms.
Enhancements: User Exits(Earlier), BADIs(Obj Orien).
BDC, LSMW.
VM: Transportation.
Dialog Programming:
ALE/ IDOC
About The Training Provider: Gucons
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