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Discover ABAP
This book helps newcomers to ABAP gain an instant sense of achievement, while hurtling up the learning curve towards the development their own source code. The author's practical "on the job" approach ensures that you'll quickly familiarize yourself with all of the most important aspects of ABAP programming. Using straightforward examples,
you'll begin learning how to build your own programming solutions starting right on the first page. From the single-line ABAP report to modularized flow control and complex data transfer structure, step-by-step instructions with volumes of commented code samples and screenshots serve to ensure your rapid progress in the world of ABAP programming.
Getting started with ABAP
Learn everything you'll need to get started: Architecture of the SAP system, development tools, and structure of ABAP reports
Your first ABAP report
Create your first report, maintain its properties, create its source code, and execute it
Follow along with an extended real-life example
Starting on the first page, a simple, ongoing example guides you through the book as you create database tables and lists, calculate with numbers, and find program errors with the ABAP Debugger
Take your skills to the next level
Make case distinctions, implement control structures and branches, and learn about logical expressions, selection screens, and the modularization of programs
Learn ABAP the easy way
Benefit from concise learning units, helpful tips and tricks, numerous screenshots, and comprehensive sample code
Highlights Include:
* Data Dictionary and ABAP Editor
* Fields and Calculations
* Calculating with Date and Time, Quantities, and Currencies
* Transparent Database Tables, Internal Tables
* Flow Control and Logical Expressions
* Selection Screens
CONTENTS:
1. ABAP and Getting Started with the SAP system
2. Data Dictionary
3. Programming in the ABAP Editor
4. Fields and Calculations
5. Modifying Character Strings
6. Debugging Programs
7. Modifying Transparent Database Tables
8. Calculating Dates, Times, Quantities, and currencies
9. Modifying Data in a Database Table
10. Program Flow Control and Logical Expressions
11. Selection Screens
12. Internal Tables
13. Modularizing Programs
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