In SAP development, transport requests are used to move changes (customizations, programs, configurations, etc.) across different clients, such as from development to quality assurance and then to production. But when you’re working with several developers then many times you will find yourself updating other people’s work, resulting different TR numbers generated for the same project….
One common challenge in SAP reporting using ALV is the need to keep data displayed on an ALV grid up to date without requiring manual user intervention. For example, displaying queue status, monitoring live data movement such as stock levels, order statuses, or real time transactions, it is crucial that the program will display information…
One common problem with the SALV (Simple ALV) is that, by default, the generated output lacks a toolbar. This limitation can make the report less interactive and reduce its functionality, as users cannot easily perform actions like sorting, filtering, or exporting directly from the interface. Fortunately, the SALV framework allows developers to add a toolbar…
SALV (SAP List Viewer) is the OOP (Object Oriented Programming) approach for creating a powerful ALV. SALV can help you to create interactive and user friendly reports. It provides an enhanced user experience with features such as sorting, filtering, grouping, exporting, and more, without requiring extensive custom coding. In today’s ABAP tutorial, I want to…
Throughout our ABAP tutorials, sometimes I used a mockup tables in SAP called FLIGHT data model to create, read, update or delete records in the tables, and because it’s a mockup tables for testing purpose then you don’t need to worry about effecting any other tables in SAP. So What is FLIGHT Data Model? FLIGHT…
Internal tables are like temporary tables that you can define and use throughout your ABAP program, you can create internal tables based on structures from SAP standard tables, custom tables or even data types such as i (integer) or string. You can use internal tables to store and manipulate the records retrieved from SAP tables…
Tutorial Objectives 1. Learn how to use branches for decision making: IF..ELSEIF..ELSE and CASE..WHEN..ENDCASE. 2. Learn how to use loops with conditions: DO..ENDDO and WHILE..ENDWHILE. Prerequisites 1. SAP System Access: SAP GUI, ECC. 2. Authorization: Developer role, TCODE: SE38. Today you will learn about control structures in ABAP, which is the programming constructs that will…
Today’s ABAP lesson is a continuation of our previous exercise on creating a custom Z-table in SAP. If you haven’t completed that lesson, please check it out first, as we will be using the table from that exercise. However, if you’re already familiar with creating custom tables in SAP, let’s jump straight into the tutorial….
Today you will learn how to create your first custom table in SAP and after that you will learn how to populate the custom table using ABAP. Tutorial Objectives 1. Learn how to create custom z table (transparent table) in SAP. 2. Learn how to assign data types for each table column. 3. Know how…
Like in any other programming languages, we use variables as containers for storing and managing data, allowing us to manipulate and process information throughout our code. In this tutorial, we’ll go over the basics of variable declaration in ABAP, explore different data types, and examine examples to help illustrate how these data types are used…