Get to know the basics of ABAP programming and the development tools in this entry-level class. As dialog programming is not part of this class reporting will be learned in full depth to enable you to create your own SAP reports after completing this class.

The fundament of every SAP system is a relational database server. For developping SAP solutions it is therefore absolutely crucial to have a deep understanding of how SAP handles and structures the data on a database server..

The so called “Data Dictionary” is one of the most important development tools in SAP, this class covers all aspects of the Data Dictionary and enables you to learn how to do efficient reporting and data analysis.

This is the perfect entry class for ABAP beginners and can be taken before the ABAP Basics class.

Create your own reports from existing data of you SAP system using queries and display them in lists or in the ABAP list viewer (ALV).

To do this ABAP knowledge isn’t mandatory but a basic understanding of relational databases is needed. Therefore this class includes a short introduction to relational databases.

Infosets are created from SAP data sources using queries and are displayed in a form that allows a great readability.

It is a quite common situation that you need to upload existing data into your SAP system not only with the standard interfaces but also from 3rd party systems or legacy systems. For this SAP often doesn’t provide adequate support to do so.

In this class you learn to create reports for uploading data from external sources as well as creating restartable uploads for huge amounts of datas.

This class also covers the most important SAP tools such as LSMW