BC400 ABAP Workbench Foundations

Course version: 2003/Q2

Duration

• 5 day(s)

Course Goals

• This course will prepare you to:
  - Explain the basic concepts of the ABAP programming language
  - Efficiently use the ABAP Workbench tools
  - Write basic application programs with user and database dialogs

Target Audience

• Developers
• Project managers
• Consultants

Prerequisites

Essential:

• Knowledge of programming
• SAPTEC Fundamentals of SAP Web AS

Software Component(s) and Release(s)

• WEB AS 6.20

Course Content

• Writing ABAP programs and the most important Repository objects using the appropriate ABAP Workbench tools
• Navigating in the Workbench and using the syntax help
• Writing programs using the Object Navigator
• Editing source text using the ABAP Editor
• Testing programs using the Debugger
• Defining elementary and structured data objects
• Overview of important ABAP statements
• Using internal tables (introduction)
• Implementing modularization techniques locally within a program
• Database dialogs:
• Information on database tables in the ABAP
• Dictionary, reading database tables
• Overview: Reading from several database tables
• User dialogs: Lists, selection screen, dynpros
• Use of function groups and function modules, Classes and methods, BAPIs
• Project-oriented development with the help of the Workbench Organizer
• Overview of various options available for customizing software
• Training Assessment on the course content

Notes

• This course is also suitable in principle for participants that use a SAP R/3 release lower than 4.6C.
• To be able to attend all subsequent BC4XX courses, you need a thorough understanding of the contents of the BC400 (ABAP Workbench Foundations) course.