Number of Pages - 233
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Data Dictionary
Chapter 3: Macro, Include, Subroutines, Function Modules & Groups
Chapter 4: Native and Open SQL
Chapter 5: SAP Internal Tables
Chapter 6: ABAP Table Controls
Chapter 7: ABAP Report Programming
Chapter 8: ABAP Dialog Programming
Chapter 9: Subscreens
Chapter 10: Process on Value & Process on Help
Chapter 11: ALV – ABAP List Viewer Programming
Chapter 12: All About SAP Scripts
Chapter 13: Smart Forms
Chapter 14: Customer and User Exits
Chapter 15: BADI
Chapter 16: All About ABAP Query
Chapter 17: SAP BDC – Batch Data Communication
Chapter 18: EDI, ALE and iDOC
Chapter 19: BAPI
Chapter 20: RFC
ABAP stands for Advanced Business Application Programming. It is a programming language developed by SAP for building applications on the SAP R/3 system. Over the years, ABAP has evolved, and its latest version—ABAP Objects—supports object-oriented programming. Despite this evolution, SAP systems continue to support applications written in both ABAP/4 (the procedural version) and ABAP Objects.
This tutorial is designed to give you a quick and practical introduction to ABAP. We will avoid deep dives into language constructs, which can often be tedious, and instead focus on key concepts to help you get started efficiently. This will enable you to dedicate more time to mastering the more critical and advanced aspects of SAP development and count....


