ERP, SAP and ABAP

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External Links:
• SAP Documentation: ABAP Workbench Tools | tutorialspoint.com: SAP - Logging onto SAP System
• sapyard.com: miniSAP Installation - Part 1 | Udemy: SAP ABAP Programming For Beginners - Online Training
• blogs.sap.com: SAP AS ABAP 7.51 SP2 – Developer Edition to Download: Concise Installation Guide
• Guru99.com: Home page with list of SAP Tutorials

What would I need to run this on my own computer, Windows 10 or macOS, Sierra (Version 10.12.6):
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Morris's Email

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• First clue came from Morris
  • From: morris@pataky.org
  • To: bprupis@gmail.com
  • Date: Tue, Sep 12, 2017 at 1:21 PM
  • Subject: Fwd: SAP ABP Language
  • Body:
    • This is an example SAP basic programmer = ABAP Language. check it out in in the internet.
    • https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtAeh_oZ0LBhuU2Ly8ctawQ?v=0NaNShUTwYY
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Google Search

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• Google Search: ERP, SAP and ABAP
• Google Search: Learning ABAP for free
• Google Search: abap programming examples
• Google Search: How to set up ABAP
• Google Search: How to set up SAP Netweaver

What is an ABAP developer? and More About the Languange

Definitions

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• ERP Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is business process management software that allows an organization to use a system of integrated applications to manage the business and automate many back office functions related to technology, services and human resources.
• SAP SAP SE, a global software company, is one of the largest vendors of ERP and other enterprise applications. The company is headquartered in Walldorf, Germany.
• ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming, originally Allgemeiner Berichts-Aufbereitungs-Prozessor, German for "general report creation processor") is a high-level programming language created by the German software company SAP SE.
• ABAP Workbench SAP provides, a collection of tools that allows third party developers to develop, test and run custom ABAP programs within the SAP ERP system. The ABAP Workbench is typically used only when business logic cannot be implemented in SAP ERP by means of mere configuration.
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Articles

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• stackOverflow - Article: What are ABAP and SAP?
• Wikipedia - ABAP: article
• Wikipedia - SAP ERP: article
• Videos: Learn ADAP for Free
• Introduction to ABAP: Datatypes, Operators & Editor - Tutorial
• www.saponlinetutorials.com - SAP ABAP Training Tutorials
• saptraininghq.com - The Best 31 SAP ABAP Programming Training Videos
• tutorials point - SAP ABAP Tutorial

How to Run SAP on my Computer

What would I need to run this on my own computer, Windows 10 or macOS, Sierra (Version 10.12.6):
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• http://mac.unimaas.nl/sap/ MacOS X & SAP: Page 1, Page 2
• udemy: (LINK) Looks like they want you to buy it.
  • How To Install Your Own SAP Trial System Free
  • Learn how to install your very own SAP Trial / SAP Developer System with this this Step by Step guide from Peter Moxon
  • Last updated 7/2015
• HeiDoc.net: (LINK)
  • Tutorial: How to install and use the Mini SAP system
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31 Videos

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The Beginners Guide to ABAP - Details

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(01) - Module 1 - SAP System Overview

00:42 SAP System Overview - Beginners Guide To SAP ABAP Starts With The SAP System Overview

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Powerpoint Slide

• High level architecture of an SAP system
  • Technical Architecture
  • Platform Independence
• Environment for our Programs
  • Work Processes
  • Structure of an ABAP program
• Lets get running with the (SAP) system.
  • Business Model Overview
  • The ABAP Workbench

(02) - Module 1 - SAP System Overview

05:42 SAP Training: Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - SAP System Architecture

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High level architecture of an SAP system

• Technical Architecture
  • 3-Tier Client / Server Architecture
    • Presentation - any input device that can controll an SAP system, communicates with the Application server
    • Application - Brains of an SAP system, where all central processing gets done, makes calls to the database
    • Database - kept on a separate server

• Landscape Architecture
  1. Development System - uses a subset of the database system than production
  2. Testing System - also uses a subset of the database system than production
  3. Production System
  • Platform Independent / Transport System
    • Transport System used to move Development to Testing and to Production

(03) - Module 1 - SAP System Overview

08:21 SAP ABAP Training - SAP Environment For Our ABAP Programs

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Environment for our Programs

• 2 Types of Programs
  • Reports - programs that create lists of data
  • Dynpros - dynamic programs, allows users to intervene using dialog screens, users actions triggers different functions that have been coded into the flow of the program

• Work Processes - runs on the application server, access memory areas that contain all the data and objects that an application uses
  • Dispatcher - controls the distribution of the work processes to the system users
  • Dynpro Processor - handles flow logic of a program depending on the users interactions
  • ABAP Processor - responsible for processing logic, receives screen entries from the Dynpro Processor, and transmit screen output to our program,
    • performs logical and arithmetical in our programs, read & write requests to the database
  • Database Interface - set of ABAP statements to Database, can use native or open SQL

(04) - Module 1 - SAP System Overview

11:21 Learn SAP ABAP - First Look At The ABAP Workbench

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Powerpoint Slide

• High level architecture of an SAP system
  • Technical Architecture
  • Platform Independence
• Environment for our Programs
  • Work Processes
  • Structure of an ABAP program
• Lets get running with the (SAP) system.
  • How an ABAP Program is Structured
  • First Look at the ABAP Workbench

How an ABAP Program is Structured

• Part 1 - Declaration Section
  • Define the data types, structures, tables, variables, and individual fields we want to use inside our programs
  • also declare Global Variables, that would be available to the various sub-sections of our program
  • can also declare (local) variables used inside specific sections of our program
    • sections refered to as Internal Processing Blocks
  • paremeters used for selected reports
• Part 2 - Processing Blocks
  • where we write our logic for the program
  • split up into processing blocks
  • processing blocks can be called from the Dynpro Processor

First Look at the ABAP Workbench

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• Speakers says, "Log on to the SAP system and then we'll look at the ABAP Workbench".
• To get to the Workbench, start by using the menu that's on the left hand side.
• We open the SAP Menu and select Tools, then we select ABAP Workbench.
• We open ABAP Workbench to see 4 options within, Overview, Development, Test, & Utilities.
• When you open an item that doesn't have the folder icon, thats a transaction you can run.
  • To get out of the transaction, click the Back button from the toolbar.
• The speaker double-click's the Object Navigator item in the menu selection.
  • The Object Navigator screen opens.
  • He clicks the Back button to go back to the menu selections.
• Another way to run the transaction is by typing in the transaction input area text box at the beginning of the toolbar, by keying the technical name of the transaction itself.
• To look up the transaction codes, select Extra from the Menu Bar, select Settings from the submenu, which has four settings.

Settings Dialog Box

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• He selects "Display technical names"
• He then clicks the Continue icon, the left button from the four button in the lower right hand corner.
  • The Settings dialog disappears and the original menu is refreshed.
• He selects Tools, ABAP Workbench, and Overview, which than displays the options with their transaction codes, as seen below.

Menu Items with their Transaction Codes displayed

Navigating to the ABAP Dictionary

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• Programs can read and write data to the database
• To see tables & their fields select
• Select SAP menu, Tools, ABAP Workbench, and Development, ABAP Dictionary

About the ABAP Editor

• Create all the code, where we build all the logic,
  • and by using Forward Navigation, can define function modules, jump forward to the ABAP Dictionary, and create screens.

Function Builder

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• Similar to the ABAP Editor, but its main function is to define specific tasks that can be called from any of the programs.
• You can create interfaces, where you define different data elements, different types of tables that you can pass to or from the specific functions that you build.

Menu Painter

• The "Menu Painter" can be found under the "User Interface" folder icon.
• A tool to generate menu options, buttons for a toolbar, icons, menu bars, transaction input fields,
  • and all these can trigger events in our programs, you can define if an event is triggered by a mouse click, or pressing a shortcut key on your keyboard

Screen Painter

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• used to define User Input screens
• define textboxes, drop-down menus, list boxes, input fields, etc.
• you can define an interface that the user will use.
• individual functions that get called when a user interacts with these screens.

Object Navigator

• Object Navigator function in the menu screen is displayed below.

• it brings all the other tools together under one roof
• when you build large programs that have many function modules, many screens,
• the Object Navigator is the ideal tool to use so you can navigate all around your development

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• The functions discussed above will take up 95% of the tools you use.

(05) - Module 1 - SAP System Overview

01:51 Learn SAP ABAP - SE11 Data Dictionary - Introduction

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Powerpoint Slide

• Beginner Guide to ABAP
• DATA DICTIONARY
  • Introduction - What do we use the Data Dictionary for ?
  • Create Our First Table, Fields, Elememts & Domains.
  • Enter Data Into Our Table
  • View Your Data

Speaker's Explanation

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• The Data Dictionary is the main tool we use to look at, understand, and enhance, the database and database tables used by our SAP system.
• We can view standard tables that are delivered by SAP
• Create our ouwn tables
• Enhance existing tables delivered by SAP with new fields

Create our own Table

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• This involves creating fields, data elements, and domains
• There are tools to check your table for errors
  • Once your tables are error free, you can activate your tables so they can be used within the system.
• We will look at maintaining the technical settings of the table we create that will allow us to enter data.
• We will look at the data using the standard SAP transactions that are available to us in the SAP system.

(06) - Module 1 - SAP System Overview

13:51 Learn SAP ABAP - SE11 Data Dictionary - Create A SAP Table

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• Screens Seen in this Video:
  1. SAP Easy Access
  2. ABAP Dictionary: Initial Screen
  3. Dictionary: Maintain Table
  4. Delivery class
  5. Create Object Directory Entry
  6. Change Object Directory Entry, looks just like the Create Object Directory Entry
  7. Log display
  8. Create Data element
  9. Dictionary: Maintain Data Element

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• With the SAP GUI open

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• Selecting "SE11 ABAP Dictionary" from the screenshot above displays the "ABAP Dictionary: Initial Screen" in the screenshot below.

• Speaker discusses some of the objects or fields on the screen:
  • Database table, View, Data type, Display button

Creating a (transparent) Table

We will create a transparent table that lists employees of a company.
• Click on the Database table button
• The cursor is in the text box
  • the table name must adhere to the customer defined name space.
  • we have to start the table name with the letter ZED or the letter Y
  • He types ZEMPLOYEES, he then clicks the Create button, and the screen changes

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• "Dictionary: Maintain Table" screen displayed

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• The screenshot above displays the screen title as "Dictionary: Maintain Table".
• [2:23] Note that the Cursor is on the "Short text" field.
• This is where we place a description of the table
• He types Employees

• Under Short text is a bunch of tabs.
• He notes the "Delivery and Maintenance" tab.
• He selects the Delivery Class check box and then he selects a drop down button.

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• Another screen is displayed titled "Delivery class" displaying a list of delivery options.

• He will choose "Application table", because the table will hold master and transaction data.

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• Back in the "Dictionary: Maintain Table" screen, he selects the drop-down for the "Data Browser/Table View Maint." field
• [3:30] He chooses "Display/Maintenance Allowed" from the drop-down items.
  • This will allow us to later enter data directly into the table
• He clicks the Save button from the toolbar.

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• the "Create Object Directory Entry" screenshot is displayed below

• Top | Table | 13:51
• After clicking the Save button, the "Create Object Directory Entry" screen is displayed.
• Any development we do within the SAP system, we do within the development environment, which we may move to QA when we're done, and then it goes to production.
  • This window allows us to choose the development class, which has configed behind it, the actual transport route that we want to use for our development.
  • For this example we do not want to move our work outside the development system.
  • So all we have to do is click the "Local object" button, "$TMP" will appear in the "Development class" field.
  • This means this object will only appear in our development environment.
• The "Create Object Directory Entry" vanishes and we see in the bottom status area that our table has been saved.

• [5:06] From the "Goto" menu item, he then selects "Object directory entry" from the sub-menu, the "Change Object Directory Entry" screen is displayed,
  • It looks just like the Create Object Directory Entry screen, we can see that the "Development class" is $TMP (dollar temp).
  • He closes that window by clicking the Close button towards the bottom of the screen.
• [5:24] From the "Dictionary: Maintain Table screen, he selects the Fields tab.

First Field - CLIENT

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• This is where we will start entering Field names.
• Field names can start with any letter, have a max of 16 characters,
  • tables must have at least one key field, all records must have a unique or no duplicates key fields
  • you can assign an initial value
• Data element defines specific attributes for each field.
  • they must adhere to the Customer Name Space
    • data elements must begin with either a Z or Y

• [7:14] first field will identify the client that our records are associated with
• Field: CLIENT
  • Data element: MANDT, after pressing Enter, SAP filled in teh Data type, length, number of decimals, short text
  • the client field should be a key field, so the speaker clicks the checkbox for Key.

Second Field - EMPLOYEE

• Field: EMPLOYEE
  • will make this a key field
  • Data element: ZEENUM
• Next he clicks the Save button from the toolbar
  • [8:42] the data element ZEENUM does not exist, so we have to create it.
  • There is a second toolbar that has a Check button, clicking it will display an error message

• Top | Table | 13:51 | Back to "Screens Seen in this Video" above
• the "Log display" screenshot is diplayed below

• Top | Table | 13:51
• We cannot activate this table and use it in the system until all errors are gone.
• Next the speaker clicks the Back button from the top toolbar
  • We will use forward navigation to create the data element
  • Another way to do it is to open up a new session by clicking the "Creates New Session" button from the top toolbar
  • That takes you to the "SAP Easy Access" screen with the SAP menu
  • [9:37] He uses the technical code of SE11 to open the "ABAP Dictionary: Initial Screen" and says: start creating the individual objects this way.
• But, we're not going to do it that way, we'll use forward navigation ...
  • You do this by double-clicking the new data element

• Top | Table | 13:51 | Back to "Screens Seen in this Video" above
• the "Create Data element" screenshot is diplayed below

• This screen is telling us that it doesn't exist, do we want to create it ?
• He clicks the Yes button and another window is displayed

• Top | Table | 13:51 | Back to "Screens Seen in this Video" above
• the "Dictionary: Maintain Data Element" screenshot is displayed below

• Top | Table | 13:51
• In the Short text field he types Employee Data Element
• Note that the "Data Type" tab has the focus,
  • we can see on this screen that the Elementary type called the Domain and needs to be defined
  • Domains must adhere to the Customer Name Space.
  • We will create a brand new domain using the same name as the data element, so we type ZEENUM
  • we will use forward navigation to create the domain by double-clicking the entry
  • a dialog box is displayed, we click Yes
  • The "Create Object Directory Entry" screen is displayed,
    • we want to use the $TMP development class,
    • we can either hit the Save button or click the "Local object" button.
    • Because we are using forward navigation, the "Create Domain" dialog screen is displayed telling us that the domain does not exist.
  • [11:59] click Yes, to create the domain, and the "Dictionary: Maintain Domain" screen is displayed
  • in the Short text field we will say what the domain is going to be used for.
    • he types Employee Domain
  • Below the Short text field are three tabs, with the "Definition" tab opened.
  • Within the Definition tab is the Data type text box
  • He clicks a drop-down for Data type and a window is displayed titled "Data type in ABAP Dictionary (1) 24 Entries found" with many data types.
  • He selects "NUMC   Character string with only digits"
  • After selecting that data type, NUMC is displayed as the data type in the Definition tab.
  • In the "No. characters" field (number of characters), he enters 8
  • In the "Decimal places" field, he enters 0 (zero)
  • In the "Output length" field, he enters 8
  • Then he hits the (ENTER) Key
  • He notes the description to the right of the "Data type" field which means it took.
  • End of video

(07) - Module 1 - SAP System Overview

08:05 Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - Data Dictionary - Create A SAP Table Part 2

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Third Field - SURNAME

• This video resumes with the creating of the third field for this table.
• This will be the SURNAME field.

• he enters SURNAME in the "Field" field.
• he does not want to make it a key field
• for Data element he enters ZSURNAME
• he will use forward navigation by double-clicking the Data element field
• a small dialog box is displayed, he clicks the Yes button on it to save the table
• click the next Yes button to create the ZSURNAME data element
• the "Dictionary: Maintain Data Element" screen is displayed

• in the "Short text" field he enters: Surname Data Element

• [1:00] In the Domain field he enters ZSURNAME

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09:26 Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - Data Dictionary - Create A SAP Table Part 3

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1. Table | 00:42 | SAP System Overview - Beginners Guide To SAP ABAP Starts With The SAP System Overview
2. Table | 05:42 | SAP Training: Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - SAP System Architecture
3. Table | 08:21 | SAP ABAP Training - SAP Environment For Our ABAP Programs
4. Table | 11:21 Learn SAP ABAP - First Look At The ABAP Workbench
5. Table | 01:51 | Learn SAP ABAP - SE11 Data Dictionary - Introduction
6. Table | 13:51 | Learn SAP ABAP - SE11 Data Dictionary - Create A SAP Table
7. Table | 08:05 | Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - Data Dictionary - Create A SAP Table Part 2
8. Table | 09:26 | Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - Data Dictionary - Create A SAP Table Part 3
9. Table | 07:00 | Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - Data Dictionary - Create A SAP Table Part 4
10. Table | 05:02 | Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - Enter Data Into Our Database Table - Using ABAP Workbench Tools
11. Table | 04:07 | Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - View the Data In Your Table Using ABAP Workbench Tools
12. Table | 09:58 | Learn SAP ABAP - Modularizing Programs Function Modules Part 1
13. Table | 05:43 | Learn SAP ABAP Basics - SAP Training - Learn ABAP Basic Programming and Create Your First Program
14. Table | 08:07 | SAP Training: Learn SAP ABAP - Create Your First ABAP Program Part 2
15. Table | 14:13 | SAP ABAP Training - Beginner Guide - Declaring Variables
16. Table | 05:14 | SAP ABAP Training - Arithmetic - Addition
17. Table | 07:30 | SAP ABAP Training - Character Strings - Declaring C and and N fields
18. Table | 04:57 | SAP ABAP Training - Debugging Your Programs Part 1
19. Table | 04:23 | SAP ABAP Training - Debugging Your Programs Part 2
20. Table | 06:02 | Debugging Your ABAP Programs Using WatchPoints
21. Table | 12:54 | Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - Make A Copy Of Your Database Table
22. Table | 08:34 | Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - Working With - Date and Time Fields
23. Table | 15:41 | SAP ABAP Training - Modifying Data In A Database Table Using Open SQL Statements - Insert
24. Table | 01:07 | SAP ABAP Training - Program Flow Control And Logical Expressions
25. Table | 11:03 | SAP ABAP Training - Program Flow Control And Logical Expressions
26. Table | 06:31 | Beginners Guide - Learn SAP ABAP - Selection Screens - Events
27. Table | 12:16 | Beginners Guide - SAP ABAP Training - Selection Screens - Parameters
28. Table | 15:28 | SAP ABAP Training - Selection Screens - Text Messages
29. Table | 06:51 | SAP Training - LEARN SAP ABAP - Internal Tables
30. Table | 11:54 | SAP ABAP Training - Internal Tables - Filling an Internal Tables with Header Line
31. Table | 03:07 | SAP ABAP Training - Modularizing Programs

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