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Sap Abap Programming Syllabus

The document outlines the syllabus for an SAP ABAP programming course. It covers a wide range of topics from overall introductions to ERP systems and SAP architecture to specific techniques like debugging, internal tables, dialog programming, and interface programming. It also addresses advanced topics such as cross-application development, IDOCs, ALE, EDI, BAPIs, business objects, and enhancements. The goal is to teach students fundamental and advanced ABAP programming concepts, techniques, and skills.

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Sap Abap Programming Syllabus

The document outlines the syllabus for an SAP ABAP programming course. It covers a wide range of topics from overall introductions to ERP systems and SAP architecture to specific techniques like debugging, internal tables, dialog programming, and interface programming. It also addresses advanced topics such as cross-application development, IDOCs, ALE, EDI, BAPIs, business objects, and enhancements. The goal is to teach students fundamental and advanced ABAP programming concepts, techniques, and skills.

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SAP ABAP PROGRAMMING SYLLABUS

 Overall introduction to ERP


 Introduction SAP R/3 architecture, Introduction to SAP ABAP/4
 ABAP/4 editor (Focus on the functionalities of new ABAP editor)
 Data types
 Output statements
 Writing small programs
 Arithmetic operations
 String operations
 Control statements
 Parameters
 Open SQL –statements (insert, modify, delete, update).
 Simple reporting
 Selection screens
 Transaction code creation
 Data Dictionary
o Tables
o Data element
o Domain
o Structures
o Search helps
o Views
o Type Groups
o Table maintenance generator and T-code creation
o Primary and foreign keys.
o Check and value tables.

REPORTING

 Debugging techniques.
o Breakpoint creation.
o Watch point creation.
o Emphasize on the usage of New Debugger.
 Internal tables.
o Declaration
o Processing.
o Population.
 Control Break Statements.
 Modularization techniques.
o Includes.
o Subroutines.
o Function modules.
o Macros
 Variants.
 Conversion exits.
 For all entries and joins (inner and left outer).
 Message class creation & message types and handling messages.
 Events for classical reports.
 Events for interactive reports.
 Hide and hotspot.
 Creating and handling buttons.
 Menu painter.

ALV

 Introduction.
 Types of ALV
 Simple report to display simple ALV List using Function Modules
 Simple report to display simple ALV grid using Function Modules.
 Interactive ALV Reports.
 Adding new buttons in the ALV toolbar and handling events.
 Working with ALV using classes (List, Grid and Tree).
 Usage of latest class library in ECC 6.0 for ALV.

DIALOG PROGRAMMING

 Introduction to screen painter and dialog programming.


 Flow logic.
o PAI.
o PBO.
o POV.
o POH.
 Screen designing.
 Programming in object browser.
 Field validations.
 Creation of
o Normal Screens
o Sub Screens.
o Table Controls.
o Tab Strips.
 Dynamic Screen.
o Call Screen.
o Set Screen.
o Leave to Screen.
o Leave Screen.
 Processing of list from transaction and vice versa.
 Screen table and its fields.
 Lock objects.

INTERFACE PROGRAMMING

 Why Data Transfers


 Introduction to BDC.
 File Handling.
o Presentation server.
o Application server.
 Recordings.
 Methods in BDC.
o Call transaction.
o Session method.

 Error Handling in Call Transaction.


 Handling Table Controls in BDC and Screen Resolutions.
 Mass Updation.
o Vendor master.
o Customer master.
 Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW)
o Different methods.
o Steps to Create an LSMW Project.
o Flat file creation.
o Uploading data.

SAP Scripts

 Introduction.
 Layout Sets.
 SAP Script Elements.
 Modifying standard layout sets (by using subroutines).
 Uploading logo.

SMARTFORMS

 Working with smart forms.


 Standard Texts.
 Graphics management.
 Writing print program and designing layouts.
 Output type configuration to standard orders.

ADOBE FORMS / INTERACTIVE FORMS (PDF)

 Introduction
 Overview on Form Interface and Layout sets
MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS

 SAP System Landscape.


 Correction and Transport System (CTS).
 Transport Organizer.
 Workbench Request.
 Task Creation.
 Merging Requests
 Release Requests.
 SAP memory.
o SET/GET parameters.
 ABAP memory.
o Imports/ Exports.
 Logical Database and Handling Events (LDB).
 Field symbols.
 SD flow.
 MM flow.

CROSS APPLICATION

 Introduction to CA.
 RFC destination.
 Working with RFC function modules.

IDOCS

 Concepts of IDOCS.
 Structure of IDOCS and Types.
 Creation of segments
 Creation of IDOCS.
o Basic.
o Extension.
 Creation of message types.
 Monitoring tools of IDOC interface.
o Statistics.
o Display IDOCS.
o IDOCS list.

ALE

 Defining logical systems used for ALE interfaces.


 Outbound / Inbound processing.
 Transferring of master data from one system to another system.
 Distribution modal view.

 IDOC filtering.
 Segment filtering using filter objects.
 Reduced IDOC.

 Outbound using change pointers methods.

EDI

 Overview and architecture.

BAPI and Business Objects

 Introduction to BAPI
 Overview of Business Objects.
 Step By Step Approach followed to create BAPI.

ENHANCEMENTS

 Introduction to enhancements.
 Different Ways of doing Enhancements.
 Types of User Exits.

 Field Exits
 Menu Exit
 Function Exit.
 Screen Exi

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