SAP ABAP Tutorial

Module Objectives Explain program structure Discuss both current and obsolete ABAP events Overview on classic ABAP Comments Program Structure Classic ABAP Program structure ABAP Events Commenting Programs

Module Objectives Explain how to log on to SAP Discuss navigation techniques Describe basic R/3 transactions Define an R/3 session Describe several general system functions Describe attributes of SAP Help Navigation – SAP Easy Access Logging On to SAP Double-click the SAP LOGON icon on the Windows desktop Select appropriate server from list. Click on the Logon button. Logging On to an SAP Client 1.Enter appropriate client number 2.Enter appropriate user id 3.Enter appropriate password Navigation A transaction is the smallest step that can be executed by the user to facilitate SAP session management & transaction processing. 4 - 20 character transaction codes are commonly used to quickly access specific screens in SAP. Transaction codes are entered/typed in the Command field. Example Transaction Codes: SE01 – Transport Organizer SE11 – ABAP Dictionary ST22 – ABAP Runtime Errors SM04 – Overview of Users OK Field Commands: /o – Lists user’s sessions /oxxxx – Creates a new session and ...