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Is SAP ABAP dying?
The conclusion is simple: ABAP is not dead. It is living more than ever – both on-premise and in the cloud. ABAP is here and it’s here to stay. ABAP stays in the DNA of SAP – period.
How do I grow a career in SAP?
- Gain deep product knowledge in a minimum of one core SAP module (e.g., finance, supply chain).
- Understand data and analytics to support how digital solutions are relevant to executives.
- Plan for career growth.
- Build your communication, facilitation, leadership and executive skills.
- Show your energy, and get involved!
Do you need an ABAP for SAP ERP?
SAP ERP is advanced enough to cover all the business aspects of any organization which is normally handled by SAP “Functional Consultants” (Which everything is written in ABAP) However, there WILL be few scenarios where they will be needing an ABAPer to do modifications to the program or in the normal flow of the pre-programmed process.
What do you like most about inline declarations in ABAP?
Inline declarations I only code in ABAP for a long time and I can say it is really nice to avoid necessity of going top of the block just to define something so using inline declarations is really practical and time saving. 2. Constructor expressions ( Thanks to Ahmet Yasin Aydın )
How to configure abaper to generate quantity based on sales order?
There was no standard functionality where the functional user can configure this in SAP. The process should not hit the current open sales order at the production level. ABAPer needs to create a checkpoint for the business where the Manager will approve the quantity which is to be produced based on the sales order.
Is it possible to get information about all the keywords in ABAP?
First of all it is possible to get information about all of them in ABAP keyword documentation in Release specific changes as shown below. There are many changes, in my blog I will only briefly mention the ones that I had opportunity to use. Some of the examples was only created to see what can be done, as they may not fully fit to a business case.