SAP ABAP Programming Reports, Adobe Forms, CDS, AMDP & more

SAP ABAP Reports, Data migration, LSMW, BDC , RFC, BAPI, ALE IDOC , EDI, CDS Views, AMDP, Adobe Forms, Smart Forms, BADI

What you'll learn
SAP ERP Introduction and Overview
Different Modules in SAP
SAP ABAP Introduction
Different type of SAP Projects
Data Dictionary ( DDIC ) In ABAP
Abap syntax learning
Report programming classical and ALV Reports
Smartforms and Adobe Forms
SAP ABAP Enhancement
Data migration using LSMW and BDC
ABAP On Eclipse
CDS View - Core data services
AMDP - AMAP Managed Database Procedures
OData service
Introduction to ALE IDocs
Function Modules, RCF and BAPI
New ABAP syntax

Requirements
Laptop/Desktop with SAP server access

Description
The Comprehensive SAP ABAP Programming and Integration course is designed to provide participants with a solid foundation in SAP ERP, ABAP programming, and integration techniques. Whether you are a beginner aiming to start a career as an SAP developer or an experienced professional seeking to enhance your ABAP skills, this course covers a wide range of topics to equip you with the knowledge and hands-on experience needed in the SAP ecosystem.Course Outline:Module 1: SAP ERP Overview and Implementation CycleIntroduction to SAP ERP and its significance in modern businessUnderstanding the SAP implementation lifecycle and project phasesRoles and responsibilities within an SAP implementation teamModule 2: Introduction to ABAP ProgrammingWhat is ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming)?Exploring the role of ABAP in SAP customization and developmentSetting up the development environment and obtaining SAP system accessModule 3: SAP System Landscape and AccessUnderstanding the SAP system landscape and architectureDifferentiating between SAP system types (Development, Quality, Production)Obtaining system access and navigating the SAP GUIModule 4: ABAP Data DictionaryIntroduction to the ABAP Data DictionaryCreating and maintaining database tables, structures, and viewsDefining data elements, domains, and search helpsModule 5: Table Maintenance GeneratorImplementing the Table Maintenance Generator to manage table dataEnabling basic data maintenance functionalitiesModule 6: Your First ABAP ProgramBuilding your first ABAP program step by stepUnderstanding the structure of an ABAP programExecuting and testing ABAP programsModule 7: ABAP Syntax and New Features (7.4 and 7.5)Learning fundamental ABAP syntaxExploring new features introduced in ABAP 7.4 and 7.5Writing efficient and modern ABAP codeModule 8: Modularization and Function ModulesImplementing modularization techniques for better code structureCreating and using function modules for reusable code componentsRemote Function Call (RFC) and its importance in distributed systemsModule 9: Classical and ALV ReportsDesigning classical ABAP reports using basic output techniquesIntroduction to the ABAP List Viewer (ALV) for enhanced reporting capabilitiesModule 10: SAP Smart FormsCreating print forms using SAP Smart FormsDesigning templates for various business documentsModule 11: LSMW and BDC (Batch Data Communication)Utilizing LSMW (Legacy System Migration Workbench) for data migrationImplementing BDC for automated data input and mass processingModule 12: Module Pool ProgrammingIntroduction to module pool programming for interactive user interfacesCreating screens, input/output fields, and processing logicModule 13: Enhancements and ABAP DebuggingUnderstanding enhancement techniques (User Exits, Customer exit, BADI, Enhancement Points)Using the ABAP Debugger for analyzing and troubleshooting codeModule 14: OData Service and ALE/IDocIntroduction to OData services for building RESTful APIsExploring Application Link Enabling (ALE) and Intermediate Document (IDoc) for data exchangeModule 15: Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) and IDocUnderstanding Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) conceptsConfiguring and using IDocs for seamless B2B data exchangeCDS Views and AMDPBy the end of this course, participants will have gained a comprehensive understanding of SAP ERP, ABAP programming, and integration techniques. They will be equipped to create efficient ABAP programs, develop custom reports and forms, integrate SAP systems through various methods, and confidently navigate the SAP landscape. Whether for personal skill enhancement or professional growth, this course lays a solid foundation for success in the SAP domain.

Who this course is for:
Anyone who wants to learn SAP ABAP programming language, SAP Functional Consultant, who want to become a Techno Functional Consultant