ABAP doesn’t stand alone, and it is highly integrated with other features of the SAP Net Weaver ABAP application server. Among these are the following:

ABAP Workbench:

SAP ABAP Workbench is a set of tools that can generate components of SAP applications. The important components of the workbench are

ABAP Editor,ABAP Dictionary,Screen Painter,Menu Painter,Function Builder,Form painter,Message class builder etc…

Open SQL: An abstraction of SQL syntax that is part of the ABAP language and which the ABAP runtime environment converts to native SQL that is appropriate for the database being used.

 

Internal Tables: Which holds collections of objects that are accessed using special language keywords or Open SQL.

This ABAP concept contrasts with the concept of typed arrays like in 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.

Any graduate can learn this course,if he/she knows other programming languages like c,c++ are added advantage but not mandatory.

After completion of SAP ABAP course you will be able to:

• 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

SAP ABAP is totally technical if you have an interest in coding and you are strong in logical skills then only you try to switch over.
If you know the following things you feel ABAP easy :

• 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 HANA
SAP HANA Scenarios
Rapid Development Solutions
Deployment Options

Architecture
Persistent Layer
Backup & Recovery

Uploading Data from Flat Files
SAP Landscape Transformation Replication Server (SLT)
SAP Direct Extractor Connection (DXC)

Introduction to COPA – Scenario
Introduction to Modeler Perspective
Levels of Modeling

SAP HANA Database Connectivity Options
Microsoft Excel
SAP Business Objects Analysis for Office
SAP Business Objects Analysis for OLAP
SAP Business Objects Explorer
SAP Crystal Reports for Enterprise, Dash Boards and Web Intelligence

Database Basics
o Reading Data from a Table or View
o Aggregating data
o Reading Data from Multiple Tables via
o Joins
o Unions
o Sub Queries
o Understanding NULL Values
o Changing Data Stored in Tables
Defining How Data is Stored
Creating Tables
Alter, Rename Tables
Drop Tables
Using Views for Data Access
Define Access and Drop Views
Defining Database Stored Procedures
Stored Procedures with Inputs, Outputs
Defining & Calling Database Functions

Creating Dimension Calculation Views
Using measures in Calculation Views

Create CUBE with Star Join Calculation View
Extract Top N Values with a Calculation View
Understanding Deprecated Graphical Views

Creating Restricted and Calculated Columns
Create Restricted and Calculated Measures
Filtering Data
Using Variables and Input Parameters
Implement Currency Conversion in a Calculation View
Creating Decision Table

SAP HANA Basics and Technical Concepts
Introduction the SAP HANA Studio
ABAP and SAP HANA
Introduction the ABAP Development Tools (ADT)

SAP HANA as secondary Database – Access via Open SQL
Preparing ABAP Code for SAP HANA
Guided Performance Analysis
Improve Open SQL Statements Using the SQL Trace (ST05)
Performance Rules and Guidelines for SAP HANA

Classical Open SQL and its Limitations
New Open SQL
Core Data Services in ABAP
Associations in core Data Services
Core Data Services with input Parameters
Incorporating Authorization Checks with CDS

ABAP Database Connectivity (ADBC)
Native SQL Syntax

ABAP Management Database Procedures
Debugging ABAP Managed Database Procedures

Working with view in SAP HANA Studio
Consuming SAP HANA views using Native SQL
Working with Database Procedures in SAP HANA Studio
Calling SAP HANA Procedures in ABAP

Using SAP HANA Full Text Search
ABAP list viewer with integrated Database Access (ALVIDA)
ALV Optimized for SAP HANA to Display an External View
Optimizing a Report with CDS View and ALVIDA

The Development Model in SAP S/4 HANA
The ABAP Development Environment – Eclipse
Working with Variables in ABAP
Debugging in ABAP
Calling Reusable Procedures: Classes, Function Modules
Using Structures
Internal Tables
Open SQL
Object- Orientation in ABAP

Using Inheritance
Using Interface Reference

Classes, Methods
Using Inheritance
Using Interface Reference

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