BC ABAP Workbench Tutorial

BC ABAP Workbench Tutorial

Note to the Reader

About the Tutorial

Prerequisites

Terminology

A Word About Interfaces

Choosing Names for SAP Objects

Learning More

Lesson 1: Understanding the Workbench Tools

Introduction to Lesson 1

Exercise 1: Opening the Workbench

Exercise 2: Learning the Workbench Tools

Exercise 3: Navigating an Object List

Exercise 4: Creating a Program

Exercise 5: Setting a Marker

Exercise 6: Creating a Transaction

Review of Lesson 1

Lesson 2: Working with Tables

Introduction to Lesson 2

Exercise 1: Creating a Table Object

Exercise 2: Specifying Table Fields

Exercise 3: Defining Data Elements and Domains

Exercise 4: Reusing Domains

Exercise 5: Defining a Value List

Exercise 6: Specifying Technical Settings

Exercise 7: Activating a Table

Review of Lesson 2

Lesson 3: Designing Screens

Introduction to Lesson 3

Exercise 1: Creating a Screen

Exercise 2: Placing an Element on a Screen

Exercise 3: Refining a Screen

Exercise 4: Checking the Screen Layout

Exercise 5: Setting the OK Field

Review of Lesson 3

Lesson 4: Specifying a GUI Status

Introduction to Lesson 4

Exercise 1: Create a GUI Status

Exercise 2: Add Menus to Your Interface

Exercise 3: Define Function Keys

Exercise 4: Specify PushButtons

Exercise 5: Finish Up

Review of Lesson 4

Lesson 5: Coding the Transaction

Introduction to Lesson 5

Exercise 1: Writing Flow Logic

Exercise 2: Creating Modules

Exercise 3: Specifying Global Variables

Exercise 4: Coding the Modules

Exercise 5: Creating a Message Class

Exercise 6: Testing Your Transaction

Exercise 7: Running the Debugger

Review of Lesson 5

Lesson 6: Working in a Team

Introduction to Lesson 6

Exercise 1: Creating a Development Class

Exercise 2: Examining Change Request List

Exercise 3: Adding Another Programmer

Exercise 4: Creating a Program

Exercise 5: Releasing the Change Request

Review of Lesson 6