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Practical Guide to SAP ABAP Part 1: Conceptual Design, Development, Debugging

This book offers a comprehensive practical guide to SAP ABAP for ABAP professionals. Part I of this two-part series lays the groundwork with ABAP basics. Readers will learn fundamental methods and procedures for everyday ABAP use— for example, how to down...

Table of content

  • Preface
  • 1 Requirements and solution design
  • 2 SAP Data Dictionary
  • 3 Proper debugging
  • 4 ABAP development
  • 5 What has been implemented at this time
  • A Author
  • B Sample programs
  • C Useful SAP transactions
  • D Useful SAP database tables
  • E BDC_OKCODE
  • F Disclaimer

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Author:

Thomas Stutenbäumer

Category:

SAP-Programming

Language:

Englisch

Reading sample

2.1   SE11 – Entry to ABAP dictionary

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Figure 2.1: Transaction SE11 – the SAP ABAP Data Dictionary

The SAP ABAP Data Dictionary provides data to create, modify, test, activate, delete, and copy:

  • Tables
<li>Views</li>

<li>Data types (data elements, structures, and table types)</li>

<li>Type groups</li>

<li>Domains</li>

<li>Search help</li>

<li>Lock objects</li>

In addition, it offers a set of tools for setting the properties of the dictionary objects, their extensions, their uses, and their environmental analyses.

Environment analysis

<p class="BoxTipText"><img alt="Tip" class="BoxImage" height="90" src="%%ATTACHMENT:116143%%" width="90">By clicking the <img alt="ABAP-Part-1" src="%%ATTACHMENT:116148%%" width="20" height="20"> icon, you come to the environmental analysis of a dictionary object. The environment analysis shows the relation of a dictionary object to other dictionary objects (see Figure 2.2).</p>

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Figure 2.2: Environment analysis of tables

Where-used list

<p class="BoxTipText"><img alt="Tip" class="BoxImage" height="90" src="%%ATTACHMENT:116144%%" width="90" loading="lazy">By clicking the <span class="Screenelement">where-used list <img alt="ABAP-Part-1" src="%%ATTACHMENT:116150%%" loading="lazy" width="21" height="22"></span> icon, you can analyze which SAP objects (programs, classes, etc.) a dictionary object uses. Figure 2.3 shows an example of the where-used list of the <span class="Screenelement">table</span> <span class="Input">BUT000</span> (business partner).</p>

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Figure 2.3: Where-used list of database tables

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