What is BAPI BAPI (Business Application Programming Interface) is a standard SAP application interface that helps to integrate non-SAP applications with the SAP business process and enables providing data entry into the SAP system. BAPI is a standard programming interface that enables external access to the business processes in the SAP system. It is configured and stored as an RFC (Remote
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Types of SAP Tables – Important SAP Database Tables The types of SAP Tables (database tables) are as follows. Cluster table Transparent table Pooled table Cluster Table: – Cluster tables are logical tables that are to be assigned to a table cluster after they are maintained. Cluster tables helps to control the data, store as temporary data, texts, etc. Cluster
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What is SAP LSMW- SAP LSMW stands for Legacy System Migration Workbench), it is a tool that supports to transfer the data from non SAP systems to SAP R/3. The data can be transferred to SAP system by using batch input, direct input, Intermediate Document (IDOCs) and BAPIs (Business Application Programming Interface). In SAP system the implementation data from non
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SAP ABAP/4 Statements overview The following SAP ABAP training guides about an overview of SAP ABAP/4 statements In SAP ABAP/4, statements consist of a command and variables, options, and ending with a period. The following point is to be considered while writing the statements SAP ABAP/4 editor converts all the text to upper-case except text strings like (text with ‘).
Read more →SAP ABAP Interactive Reports- Interactive Reports in SAP- ABAP classical reports have just one program that creates just a single list. Typically, this results in the data having all the information displayed, even those that the reader may not be interested in. This results in a lot of cluttering of data or overloading of information. To improve upon this, we
Read more →SAP BADI SAP BADI stands for Business Add Ins and it is similar to Customer Exits. BADI make it possible to customize and custom enhancements to SAP systems. Features of SAP BADI BADI’s are Object Oriented function modules, and can be implemented number of times. They don’t require any SAP Software Change Registration. Another feature is that if BADI upgrades and it does not affect
Read more →SAP ABAP Classical Reports SAP ABAP Classical Reports are the most basic ABAP reports that contain both selection screen and an output screen. Classical reports are executed based on events, and not executed on a line-by-line basis. Classical reports are non-interactive reports. Basically, they consist of one program that creates a single list. The following SAP training tutorials guides various events
Read more →Smartforms The following training tutorials guides you how to create smart forms step by step in SAP ABAP. SAP Smartforms are excellent alternatives used to SAP Scripts and referred as mass printing as they are system independent. They allow printing forms in Customer Relationship Management as well as in the applications SAP Sales and Distribution, SAP Financial accounting, and Human Resources. Smart forms require less
Read more →SAP Scripts Tutorial SAP script is a text processing system where it is similar in scope and form to the best text processing systems in the world. SAP Scripts make use of pre-formatted forms to print pre-formatted text. Components of SAP Scripts The important five components of SAP Scripts are as follows, Editor: – which is used to enter lines of
Read more →Difference between Call Transaction Method and Batch Input Session Method in BDC The following training tutorials explain the difference between call transaction and batch input session method. Call Transaction Method Batch Input session method 1. In this method, the following code is added to the BDC program call transaction <T-code > using <bdc_tab> mode <mode> update <update > method. 1. In
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