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BC - ABAP Programming
This documentation describes how to write application programs within the three-tier client/server
architecture of the R/3 System.
The documentation is divided into five sections:
Introduction to ABAP [Page 19]
This contains the basics of application programming in the R/3 System. This information
is essential for an understanding of ABAP programming. Following an overview of the
R/3 Basis system, it introduces the essential features of application programs and the
ABAP programming language. Finally, it gives a short introduction to how you can
create an application program in the ABAP Workbench.
The ABAP Programming Language [Page 82]
This section describes the statements in the ABAP programming language. Beginning
with simple statements for data declarations, data processing, and program flow control,
it progresses to topics such as modularization and special techniques, explaining which
ABAP statements can be used for which purposes.
ABAP User Dialogs [Page 523]
This section describes the different user dialogs that you can use in ABAP programs,
and shows how you can program and control the interaction between program and user.
Running ABAP Programs [Page 937]
This section explains how ABAP programs are executed in the R/3 System. It shows
how you can start programs, the conditions under which you must start them, and the
different kinds of program execution.
ABAP Database Access [Page 1037]
This section explains how to work with the database in the R/3 System. It describes the
parts of the programming language that are converted into SQL statements in the
database, and shows how you can program database updates.
ABAP Objects [Page 1291]
This is an introduction to ABAP Objects, the object-oriented extension of ABAP. The
section introduces objects, classes, and interfaces - the basic elements of ABAP Objects
- and shows how you can define classes on their own, or using interfaces or inheritance.
It then goes on to introduce further components of classes, namely methods and events.
Appendix [Page 1360]
The appendix contains summary descriptions and overviews, including a reference of
ABAP statements and a glossary.
Code:
donot forget to thank me.
BC - ABAP Programming
This documentation describes how to write application programs within the three-tier client/server
architecture of the R/3 System.
The documentation is divided into five sections:
Introduction to ABAP [Page 19]
This contains the basics of application programming in the R/3 System. This information
is essential for an understanding of ABAP programming. Following an overview of the
R/3 Basis system, it introduces the essential features of application programs and the
ABAP programming language. Finally, it gives a short introduction to how you can
create an application program in the ABAP Workbench.
The ABAP Programming Language [Page 82]
This section describes the statements in the ABAP programming language. Beginning
with simple statements for data declarations, data processing, and program flow control,
it progresses to topics such as modularization and special techniques, explaining which
ABAP statements can be used for which purposes.
ABAP User Dialogs [Page 523]
This section describes the different user dialogs that you can use in ABAP programs,
and shows how you can program and control the interaction between program and user.
Running ABAP Programs [Page 937]
This section explains how ABAP programs are executed in the R/3 System. It shows
how you can start programs, the conditions under which you must start them, and the
different kinds of program execution.
ABAP Database Access [Page 1037]
This section explains how to work with the database in the R/3 System. It describes the
parts of the programming language that are converted into SQL statements in the
database, and shows how you can program database updates.
ABAP Objects [Page 1291]
This is an introduction to ABAP Objects, the object-oriented extension of ABAP. The
section introduces objects, classes, and interfaces - the basic elements of ABAP Objects
- and shows how you can define classes on their own, or using interfaces or inheritance.
It then goes on to introduce further components of classes, namely methods and events.
Appendix [Page 1360]
The appendix contains summary descriptions and overviews, including a reference of
ABAP statements and a glossary.
Code:
Code:
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