Thursday, 24 September 2015
Sunday, 12 July 2015
Text Types used in Smartforms
Introduction:
To start with there are four types of text types available, they are:
1) Dynamic Text (D)
2) Text Element (E)
3) Include Text (I)
4) Text Module (M)
You can see the same in the below screen shot which gives you a better idea(Marked in Red below):
To start with there are four types of text types available, they are:
1) Dynamic Text (D)
2) Text Element (E)
3) Include Text (I)
4) Text Module (M)
You can see the same in the below screen shot which gives you a better idea(Marked in Red below):
Friday, 28 November 2014
Introduction to ABAP Channels
Overview
ABAP Channels infrastructure was delivered with SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP 7.40 support package 2 (SP2) for simple tests and prototyping and released with 7.40 support package 5 (SP5).
The basic idea of the ABAP Channels (see Figure 1) is the native support of interactive and collaborative scenarios based on event-driven architecture. The scope of ABAP Channels consists of the following communication channels:
ABAP Channels infrastructure was delivered with SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP 7.40 support package 2 (SP2) for simple tests and prototyping and released with 7.40 support package 5 (SP5).
The basic idea of the ABAP Channels (see Figure 1) is the native support of interactive and collaborative scenarios based on event-driven architecture. The scope of ABAP Channels consists of the following communication channels:
- ABAP Push Channel for bi-directional communication with user agents via WebSockets in ABAP. In the Figure 1 the documents tagged with letter "P" mark the ABAP Push Channel communication paths.
- Publish/subscribe infrastructure for exchange of messages between either user sessions (Session C => Session A) or user session and user agents
Saturday, 15 February 2014
Transactional RFC and Common issues
The blog post contains,
- Transactional RFC
- tRFC process flow diagram
- Common issues and trouble shooting
- Important transaction codes
1. Transactional RFC
Tuesday, 3 December 2013
Friday, 11 October 2013
zSQL: A tool to execute SQL statements directly in sap – Source Code
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*& Report ZSQL
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*& Developer: Basar Ozgur KAHRAMAN – @basarozgur
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REPORT zsql.
*& Report ZSQL
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*& Developer: Basar Ozgur KAHRAMAN – @basarozgur
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REPORT zsql.
Sunday, 10 February 2013
Essential Basis for SAP (ABAP, BW, Functional) Consultants Part-III
Lets give a fresh look at Developer Key and Object Key: If we know how to check Installation Number of any SAP system then we can verify that installation number remain same across that landscape(example ECC-Sandbox, ECC-Dev, ECC-Quality, ECC-Test, ECC-Production etc). This means if you have developer key for your sandbox system, same key can be used in your development system.
How to check installation Number?
How to check installation Number?
Essential Basis for SAP (ABAP, BW, Functional) Consultants Part-III
Lets give a fresh look at Developer Key and Object Key: If we know how to check Installation Number of any SAP system then we can verify that installation number remain same across that landscape(example ECC-Sandbox, ECC-Dev, ECC-Quality, ECC-Test, ECC-Production etc). This means if you have developer key for your sandbox system, same key can be used in your development system.
How to check installation Number?
How to check installation Number?
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