As time has gone by, more and more commands and constructs have been added to the ABAP language. While nothing has been taken away, this is to ensure backward compatibility, the rate of change seems to be accelerating. While many changes came as a result of the introduction of SAP NetWeaver 7.02, that is nothing compared to the deluge of change that came with version 7.4.
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By using SALV OO Classes to standardize your reports, you can easily change how the ALV is displayed. By adding the LAYOUT buttons to the toolbar, you can allow user’s to save their customization’s and choose them at a later time.
By using SALV OO Classes to standardize your reports, you can easily change how the ALV is displayed. We can add custom headings to any column of the grid. We can sort and aggregate on columns of the grid and impact the user’s experience.
By using SALV OO Classes to standardize your reports, you can easily change how the ALV is displayed. We can add custom headings, and impact the user’s readability by incorporating a zebra pattern to our output.
Lack of standard, baseline list processing functions means that developers devise their own methods for common list handling activities such as headings, sorting, filtering, rendering subtotals, and the like. By adding the standard Functions of the ALV Tool Bar you are using the SALV OO Classes to standardize your reports, and saving development time for delivering results!
Lack of standard, baseline list processing functions means that developers devise their own methods for common list handling activities such as headings, sorting, filtering, rendering subtotals, and the like. The result is that end users who work with more than one application may have to deal with different ways to access these simple list functions based on the developer who coded the solution. Using the SALV OO Class can help standardize your reports, screens, and shave development time for delivering results!
SAP ABAP Debugger Scripting is a new tool added in SAP Netweaver 7.0 EHP2. It is a feature available in the New ABAP Debugger. However, just like some of the other debugger options, you need to check whether the security team has
How many of us have had this happen during debugging? You need to analyze a bug, or you want to find out how an application works. And you don’t know where exactly to set a breakpoint. So you start the ABAP Debugger and start stepping through the code. And you keep on stepping through the code, endlessly, without reaching any of the application logic in which you are interested! Well there is a solution and its Software Layer-Aware Debugging (SLAD), sometimes referred to as Profile Controlled Debugging.
Typically, you use the delivered WHERE-USED functionality of the Repository Information System (SE84) inside an SAP instance to discover where the subject object is called or referenced. But what if the objects calling reference is not in the system that has the RFC? You could log on to every SAP system and do a Where-Used, or we can learn from Henry and use his tool. Part 2 of this series does a deep dive into the ALV design and programming, and delivers the user the entire code base.
Typically, you use the delivered WHERE-USED functionality of the Repository Information System (SE84) inside an SAP instance to discover where the subject object is called or referenced. But what if the objects calling reference is not in the system that has the RFC? You could log on to every SAP system and do a Where-Used, or we can learn from Henry and use his tool. Part 1 of this series lays the foundation for understanding the problem and how to address it.