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.
 

Goals

• 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

Audience

• Developer
• Developer Consultan
   

* The price includes lunch, snacks and beverages.
* Prices are free of VAT.
* No parking is included in the price.
* Education is not included in the NLT membership fee.

Course based on software release:

• The course is conducted on the latest available version. Check the version at registration if you need precise information.

Content

1. 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

2. Program Calls and Memory Management

• Calling Programs Synchronously
• Describing the ABAP Runtime and Memory Management
• Using Shared Objects

3. 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

4. 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

5. 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

6. 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

7. Analysis and Testing

• Defining and Activating Checkpoints
• Using the ABAP Trace
• Using the SQL Trace
• Using the SQL Monitor

Course Overview
Unit 1: ABAP Language Foundation and Evolution

• Lesson: Moving from Statements to Expressions and Functions
• Lesson: Using ABAP Data Types and Data Objects
• Lesson: Reading Data from Only One Database Table with Open SQL

Unit 2: Program Calls and Memory Management

• Lesson: Calling Programs Synchronously
• Lesson: Describing the ABAP Runtime and Memory Management
• Lesson: Using Shared Objects

Unit 3: Statements, Functions, and Expressions for Simple Data

• Lesson: Using Numeric Data Types in Arithmetic Expressions
• Lesson: Explaining Statements for Processing Character Strings and Byte Strings
• Lesson: Processing Character Strings and Byte Strings Using Functions and Expressions

Unit 4: Internal Tables

• Lesson: Using Standard, Sorted, and Hashed Tables
• Lesson: Using Special Techniques with Internal Tables
• Lesson: Using Table Functions and Expressions
• Lesson: Using Data References and Field Symbols

Unit 5: Dynamic Programming

• Lesson: Explaining the Dynamic Programming Techniques of ABAP
• Lesson: Using Dynamic Statements and Dynamic Calls
• Lesson: Using Generic Data Types
• Lesson: Describing Data Types, Data Objects, and Objects at Runtime
• Lesson: Creating Data Types, Data Objects, and Objects at Runtime

Unit 6: ABAP Open SQL

• Lesson: Describing the Technical Background of Database Accesses with Open SQL
• Lesson: Processing and Aggregating Datasets on the Database
• Lesson: Implementing Complex WHERE Conditions and Special INTO Clauses
• Lesson: Using the Features of the New Open SQL Syntax
• Lesson: Selecting Data from Multiple Database Tables
• Lesson: Explaining Additional Techniques for Reading from Multiple Database Tables

Unit 7: Analysis and Testing

• Lesson: Defining and Activating Checkpoints
• Lesson: Using the ABAP Trace
• Lesson: Using the SQL Trace
• Lesson: Using the SQL Monitor

Prerequisites

Essential

• BC400
• BC401

Recommended

• Practical programming experience in ABAP & ABAP Objects
• BC430

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