1. ABAP Workbench: The SAP ABAP Workbench comprises a suite of tools designed to generate components for SAP applications. Key components of the workbench include the ABAP Editor, ABAP Dictionary, Screen Painter, Menu Painter, Function Builder, Form Painter, Message Class Builder, and more.
2. Open SQL: Open SQL is an abstraction layer for SQL syntax integrated into the ABAP language. The ABAP runtime environment converts Open SQL statements into native SQL statements that are compatible with the specific database system in use.
3. Internal Tables: Internal Tables serve as containers for collections of objects. These objects are accessed using specialized language keywords or Open SQL. This concept in ABAP differs from the notion of typed arrays commonly found in languages like Java or C++.

In summary, ABAP is tightly woven into the SAP NetWeaver ABAP application server ecosystem, where it collaborates seamlessly with tools in the ABAP Workbench, employs Open SQL for database interactions, and utilizes Internal Tables for structured data storage. This contrasts with the concept of typed arrays found in languages such as Java or C++.

• Act as the technical expert, ensuring quick turnaround in identifying application issues and providing timely solutions.
• Understand the requirements from provided functional designs and transform these requirements into the technical designs
• Develop detailed plans and accurate estimates for completion of build, system testing and implementation phases of project.
• Transform business function requirements into technical program specs to code, test and debug programs.
• Develop code, document and execute unit tests, systems, integration and acceptance tests and testing tools for functions of high complexity.
• Perform performance tuning to improve performance over multiple functions
• Engage other technical team members in the design, delivery, and deployment of solutions.
• Close communication with functional teams /designers and build professional relationships with clients
  Ensure integration system activities including monitoring the technical architecture (particularly scalability, availability and archiving) meet all SLA’s.
• Manage operational support, performing work during change windows as well as providing on call support as required by the team.
• Undertake performance tuning activities for SAP integration activities.

• Learn the basic concepts of ABAP Programing
• Good knowledge on dictonary, reports, bdc’s
• Advanced abap topics like sap enhancements and ooabap
• Apply realtime training with end to end implement process

• Programming skills.
• Knowledge of Structured Query Language (SQL) and Relational Database Management will be advantageous.
• You should know the basics of programming, like C programming.
• Object-oriented programming concepts ( OOPs) is that you should know very well to excel in SAP ABAP.

• Introduction to ERP & ERP Products
• List of ERP Products
• Merits Of ERP Products
• SAP as One of the ERP Product

• History of SAP R/3
• R/3 Architecture in Detail
• SAP R/3 Versions
• Merits of SAP R/3
• New Dimensional Products
• Sap Logon

• Introduction
• Roles Of ABAPper
• ABAP Syntax
• ABAP Data Types
• Variables, Key words, Operators

• Variables
• Parameters
• System Variables

• Branching
• Looping

• Introduction and Purpose
• Tables
• Data Elements and Domains
• Handling Currency and Quantity Fields
• Foreign Key Relationship
• Views
• Search Helps
• Types of Tables

• Introduction and Purpose
• Types of Internal Tables
• Operations on Internal Tables
• Miscellaneous

• Introduction and Advantages
• Function Modules
• Subroutines
• Macros and Include Programs

• Introduction and Purpose
• Types of Reports
• Classical Events in Details
• Interactive Events in Details
• Conversion Exits
• Joins

For all entries

• Overview of BDC
• Types of BDC Programming
• Call Transaction in Detail
• Session Method in Detail

12.6 Recording in BDC Programming

• Introduction and purpose
• SAP SCRIPT Components (Objects)
• Custom Forms
• Single and many Forms

• Features of Smartforms
• Main, Secondary, Copy and Final Windows
• Types Of Text elements
• Table Painter
• Calculations in table Painte
• Program Lines

• Introduction and Purpose
• Screen Painter, Menu Painter
• Flow Logic and Flow Logic Key words
• Sub Screens and Sub screen Areas
• Tab strip Controls
• Table Control

Define and Implement
Global Classes and Methods
Local Classes and Methods
Constructor
Visibility Sections

• Develop a Common Global Class for BDC
• BDC Program Using BDC Class
• The Same class and Program through Local classes

• Global Class for Session method from Common BDC Class
• BDC Program
• Inheritance Using Local & Global Classes

• Interfaces – Polymorphism
• Defining and Implementing
• Global Interfaces

Local Interfaces

• Defining, Triggering (Rasing)
• Handling

• ALV using Function Modules
• Classical ALV
• Interactive ALV
• Blocked ALV
• Hierarchical ALV
• Field Catalog
• ALV using Objects Oriented
• Simple ALV
• Interactive ALV
• Adding Custom Functionalities (Buttons)
• Changing,Enhancing Standard Functionality
• Coloring Rows, Columns and Cells
• Exceptions ALV

 Customer /User Exits

Locating Exits

• Implementing Exit
• Function Module Exists
• Screen Exit
• Menu Exits
• BADIs in Detail
• Features of BDIs
• Differences between Exits and BDIs
• Implementation BADIs Function BADIs Screen BADIs Manu BADIs
• Defining and implementing Custom BADIs
• Enhancement SPOTs
• Implict , Explict SPOTs Function Group Enhancement Class Enhancements
• Pre-Exit, Post-Exit, Overwite

• Introduction to BOR and BAPIs
• Standard BAPIs
• Custom BAPIs
• BAPI Enhancements

• Introduction to ALE Technology
• IDOCs in Detail
• IDOC Design Guidelines
• IDOC Runtime Components
• Outbound /IDOC Generation Process
• Inbound /IDoc posting Process
• ALE Communication Settings
  • Logical Systems
  • RFC Destinations
  • Port Definition
• Distributing Master Data through Standard IDoc
  • Send Whole Copy
  • Change Pointers
  • Get/Fetch/pull whole Copy Every time
• Filtering

        IDOC Filtering

• Segment Filtering
• Reduced message Type

• Distributing the Transactional data
  • Message Control Technique
• ALE Troubleshooting & Recovery

• Outbound & Inbound Process

• Custom IDOCs Development and Programming
  • Creating a New IDOC
  • Configure Outbound Process
  • Configure Inbound process
  • Writing Outbound Program
  • Writing Inbound program
  • Distributing Data through custom IDOC

za.s extended IDOCs Development and Programming

• Creating Extended IDOc
• Configure the Outbound Process
• Configure the Inbound Process
• Outbound Programs for Extended Idocs
• Inbound Programs For Extend I Docs

Distributing data through Extended IDocs

1. Importance Of ABAP Project
2. Types Of SAP Projects
3. Role Of ABAPer In Each Type Of Project
4. Naming Standards in the Project
5. Coding Standards in the Project
6. List of Documents Used In the Project
   1. TS/TDD
   2. FS/FDD
   3. UTP
   4. Issue Logs

   How to Prepare the above Documents

7. 1. Code Inspector & EPC, Code Review
   2. Objects(FS) Analysys From Basic ABAP Concepts
      1. Reports — ALV — FMs & OOPs
      2. BDC Programming
      3. SAP SCRIPTs — Both — Standard & Custom
      4. SMARTFORMS — Both — Standard & Custom
      5. UI(NIoduIe Pool) Programming
   3. Objects(FS) Analysys From ADVANCED ABAP Concepts
      1. BAPIs
      2. User Exits
      3. BADIs
      4. Enhancement SPOTs — Implict & Explict
      5. Object Oriented ABAP
      6. ALE — Idocs

   Standard IDocs Custom IDocs Extended Idocs

   1. Tickets/Tokens Resolutions in the Support Project

    

   10 . Resume Preparation & Guidance