Wat is Advanced ABAP
In this course, you will acquire in-depth knowledge of the advanced features in ABAP programming and understand how to apply them practically in your ABAP applications. Course based on software release: AS ABAP 7.50, SAP ECC 6.08.
This course will prepare you to:
- Acquire in-depth knowledge of the ABAP programming language
- Write more robust ABAP programs
- Assess ABAP programming techniques according to performance aspects and develop high-performance programs
- Gain detailed knowledge in ABAP Open SQL
- Develop dynamic ABAP programs
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Contents:
ABAP Language Evolution
Explaining the Difference between Statements, Functions and Expressions
Describing ABAP Data Types and Data Objects
Selecting Data from a Single Database Table with Open SQL
Program Calls and Memory Management
Calling Programs Synchronously
Describing the ABAP Runtime and Memory Management
Using Shared Objects
Statements, Functions, and Expressions for Simple Data
Using Numeric Data Types in Arithmetic Expressions
Understanding Statements for Processing Character Strings and Byte Strings
Processing Character Strings and Byte Strings Using Functions and Expressions
Internal Tables
Using Standard, Sorted, and Hashed Tables
Using Special Techniques with Internal Tables
Using Expressions for Internal Tables
Using Data References and Field Symbols
Dynamic Programming
Explaining the Dynamic Programming Techniques of ABAP
Using Dynamic Statements and Dynamic Calls
Using Generic Data Types
Describing Data Types, Data Objects, and Objects at Runtime
Creating Data Types, Data Objects, and Objects at Runtime
ABAP Open SQL
Describing the Technical Background of Database Accesses with Open SQL
Processing and Aggregating Datasets on the Database
Implementing Complex WHERE Conditions and Special INTO Clauses
Using the Features of the New Open SQL
Selecting Data from Multiple Database Tables
Explaining Additional Techniques for Reading from Multiple Database Tables
Analysis and Testing
Defining and Activating Checkpoints
Using the ABAP Trace
Using the SQL Trace
Using the SQL Monitor
