ABAP of SAP explained by a consultant who makes a living from ERP at Samsung.
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Book Introduction
It's okay if you don't know how to code.
Let's start by following SAP ABAP!
This is an introductory book on ABAP that breaks the stereotype that SAP development is difficult and complicated. It focuses on practical learning through “learning by doing” rather than programming principles.
"ABAP of SAP Taught by a Consultant Who Makes a Living with ERP at Samsung" skips the "Hello World" that is the beginning of all program learning and proceeds by learning by hand how to create highly useful flight schedules, reservation status, and airline management programs in the SAP environment.
It gradually expands from realistic approaches like copy/paste to class definition and event handling, and covers new ABAP syntax and the HANA environment.
In particular, the practical training is centered around the ABAP T course mentioned by the author, and it is also filled with useful tips for SAP consultants and PI professionals.
We've also provided detailed guidance on frequently encountered settings, such as program naming conventions, source code font settings, and system fields, ensuring practical assistance. This guide will be a valuable resource not only for college students and young professionals taking their first steps into SAP development, but also for any non-developer encountering ABAP code.
Let's start by following SAP ABAP!
This is an introductory book on ABAP that breaks the stereotype that SAP development is difficult and complicated. It focuses on practical learning through “learning by doing” rather than programming principles.
"ABAP of SAP Taught by a Consultant Who Makes a Living with ERP at Samsung" skips the "Hello World" that is the beginning of all program learning and proceeds by learning by hand how to create highly useful flight schedules, reservation status, and airline management programs in the SAP environment.
It gradually expands from realistic approaches like copy/paste to class definition and event handling, and covers new ABAP syntax and the HANA environment.
In particular, the practical training is centered around the ABAP T course mentioned by the author, and it is also filled with useful tips for SAP consultants and PI professionals.
We've also provided detailed guidance on frequently encountered settings, such as program naming conventions, source code font settings, and system fields, ensuring practical assistance. This guide will be a valuable resource not only for college students and young professionals taking their first steps into SAP development, but also for any non-developer encountering ABAP code.
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Prologue - Will you be a mechanic or a driver?
Part 1 Basic Program
01 Hello world is not available
- Create an ABAP program
- Program creation
- Introducing the flight schedule inquiry program.
- Try coding it yourself in the program
[Digging a Little Further] Renaming a Query Condition
[Let's Dig a Little Further] Checking Data in Debugging Mode
- View the route map
- Try printing out other table data
02 ABAP T-Course
- Airline and airport information search program
- Programs are no exception, copy and paste
- Where should I tear down and fix it?
- The essence of the T course
[Let's dig a little deeper] Object-oriented programming
- How are SAP classes defined?
- Shut up and T-Course source coding
- Upgrade T Course
- Let's drop the last anchor
[Let's dig a little deeper] System Field
Part 2 Practical Program
03 Basic search program
- Reservation status inquiry program
- ABAP T Course Level 4
- Variable declaration
- Inquiry screen
- Data preparation
[Let's Dig a Little Further] ABAP's New Grammar
[Let's Dig a Little Further] The Changes Brought About by HANA
- Results screen
[Digging a Little Further] Using Patterns
Event handling using class 04
- Reservation status inquiry pop-up
- Corner kick sign and event processing
- Finding events in the ALV Grid class
- Creating a local class
- Organize
[Digging a Little Further] Various Ways to Create an ALV Grid
supplement
01 Airline Management Table
- View the table
- Airline table structure
- Table relationships
- At a glance
02 Practice Environment Guide
- Visual design settings
- Setting the source code font
03 Practical Program Guide
- Program naming conventions
- Variable naming rules
Epilogue - To be continued… .
Prologue - Will you be a mechanic or a driver?
Part 1 Basic Program
01 Hello world is not available
- Create an ABAP program
- Program creation
- Introducing the flight schedule inquiry program.
- Try coding it yourself in the program
[Digging a Little Further] Renaming a Query Condition
[Let's Dig a Little Further] Checking Data in Debugging Mode
- View the route map
- Try printing out other table data
02 ABAP T-Course
- Airline and airport information search program
- Programs are no exception, copy and paste
- Where should I tear down and fix it?
- The essence of the T course
[Let's dig a little deeper] Object-oriented programming
- How are SAP classes defined?
- Shut up and T-Course source coding
- Upgrade T Course
- Let's drop the last anchor
[Let's dig a little deeper] System Field
Part 2 Practical Program
03 Basic search program
- Reservation status inquiry program
- ABAP T Course Level 4
- Variable declaration
- Inquiry screen
- Data preparation
[Let's Dig a Little Further] ABAP's New Grammar
[Let's Dig a Little Further] The Changes Brought About by HANA
- Results screen
[Digging a Little Further] Using Patterns
Event handling using class 04
- Reservation status inquiry pop-up
- Corner kick sign and event processing
- Finding events in the ALV Grid class
- Creating a local class
- Organize
[Digging a Little Further] Various Ways to Create an ALV Grid
supplement
01 Airline Management Table
- View the table
- Airline table structure
- Table relationships
- At a glance
02 Practice Environment Guide
- Visual design settings
- Setting the source code font
03 Practical Program Guide
- Program naming conventions
- Variable naming rules
Epilogue - To be continued… .
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Publisher's Review
A consultant working in the field
A book that tells you only what you really need
Not all SAP developers have computer science degrees.
And ABAP is a more “realistic” language than any other language.
"Implementing from Flight Schedule to Reservation Status with ABAP Programs" understands this better than anyone else and is written with a focus on practical training.
This book is designed to help those new to ABAP learn firsthand what they can do with code.
The structure stands out by allowing you to implement the entire process yourself, from creating a program to outputting operation information and handling class events.
In the "Let's Dig a Little Further" corner, you can delve into the essentials of practical work, such as debugging, pattern utilization, and system field analysis.
Furthermore, the book's consideration of common practical concerns, from setting up a practice environment to font recommendations and naming conventions, reflects a deep understanding of the beginner's perspective. This book is for anyone who wants to learn ABAP programming.
A new standard for introductory SAP development that is welcome even by non-developers.
A book that tells you only what you really need
Not all SAP developers have computer science degrees.
And ABAP is a more “realistic” language than any other language.
"Implementing from Flight Schedule to Reservation Status with ABAP Programs" understands this better than anyone else and is written with a focus on practical training.
This book is designed to help those new to ABAP learn firsthand what they can do with code.
The structure stands out by allowing you to implement the entire process yourself, from creating a program to outputting operation information and handling class events.
In the "Let's Dig a Little Further" corner, you can delve into the essentials of practical work, such as debugging, pattern utilization, and system field analysis.
Furthermore, the book's consideration of common practical concerns, from setting up a practice environment to font recommendations and naming conventions, reflects a deep understanding of the beginner's perspective. This book is for anyone who wants to learn ABAP programming.
A new standard for introductory SAP development that is welcome even by non-developers.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: August 20, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 296 pages | 446g | 152*225*15mm
- ISBN13: 9791194630203
- ISBN10: 1194630200
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