Based on practical experiences with implementing, optimizing, and maintaining small and large SAP installations, this unique new book teaches developers, IT managers, and project leaders how to significantly improve the efficiency and quality of ABAP development in their own organizations. Take advantage of expert insights on the do’s and don’ts of programming with ABAP, using easy-to-follow examples. Plus, learn to accelerate critical development projects using the exclusive tips and detailed techniques provided for correctness, testing, error handling, fault tracing, as well as best practices for documentation, and much more.
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Wouter Heuvelmans works for Ctac—a leading SAP Service Partner, the largest SAP reseller in the Netherlands and Special Expertise Partner for SAP-Enterprise Portals—as an expert in the field of the ABAP Development Workbench. From 1989 onwards he collected 15 years of experience in this field. He joined Ctac in 1996 where, besides working in implementation and optimization projects, he also specializes in auditing ABAP developments. Furthermore, he is an established ABAP trainer for his colleagues and customers. Albert Krouwels works for Ctac as a specialist in the field of Logistics and Production Planning. He has extensive experience in the design of ABAP developments since 1991, working with most SAP releases form R/2 to R/3 Enterprise. He is experienced in all phases of the software life-cycle: implementation, optimization and maintenance. Albert joined Ctac in 1995. Ben Meijs is Product Manager Application Development at Ctac. Like Wouter, he is an expert in the field of the ABAP Development Workbench. Since 1989 he collected his extensive knowledge in SAP implementations, optimizations, upgrades and application management. Since 1997, Ben has performed several audits on the quality of customized ABAP software, helping customers to improve technical quality issues raised in this book. Ben joined Ctac in 1995. Ron Sommen is Product Manager Integration Technology at Ctac. As a consultant, he has been developing applications in SAP R/3 with a focus on accessibility of R/3 for other systems and users. He specializes in EAI, XI, Web Applications, Web services etc. Ron joined Ctac in 1997. His knowledge of integration techniques and ABAP Objects has been an essential condition for making the book complete and up-to-date. Besides that, he delivered an important task in reviewing texts and in checking the ABAP code, used throughout this book.
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Very good guide for up to intermediate,
This review is from: Enhancing the Quality of ABAP Development (Hardcover)
This is very good guide for up to intermediate developers. Better to learn by others mistakes then yourself. Big advantage of this issue: real life (real systems/tables etc.) examples.
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ABAP developers be aware! Don't be caught without this one,
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Let me first tell you, that I do not think very high of the SAP Press from a developers perspective. Few books really stand out like this one. A couple of minutes into it, you know this is going to be good. Finally, someone tells you what good ABAP code is supposed to look like. This book is good for everybody that works with ABAP and have not read it.
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Very good Book,
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This review is from: Enhancing the Quality of ABAP Development (Hardcover)
Initially referred this book for one topic, but it's so interesting, started reading and finished 7-8 related charters on the same day. I liked it very much. Topics and commands given for reference, Covers almost all the versions.
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The technical quality of an ABAP program is primarily determined by the skills of the developer who designed the program; however, this is not the only factor that determines quality. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
table sbook, old material number, hashed table, default screen size, dialog functionality, global data area, module pool, offline documentation, program dump, dialog task, inline documentation, customizing settings, external subroutines, authorization functionality, inbound delivery, program incorrectly, dialog mode, field catalog, internal table, interactive reporting, table processing, checking robustness, sorted table, update task, function module Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Smart Forms, Coverage Analyzer, Object Set, Web Application Server, Check Variant, Note Assistant, Code Inspection, Logical Unit of Work, Modification Assistant, Optimizing Processing, Process After Input, Reading Database Statement, Workload Analysis, Process Before Output, Reuse Library, Runtime Statistics, Enjoy Control, Batch Data Communication, List of Checks, Performance Checks, Professional Journal, Screen Painter, Screen Processing Sequence, Security Checks, Style Guide New!
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The technical quality of an ABAP program is primarily determined by the skills of the developer who designed the program; however, this is not the only factor that determines quality. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
table sbook, old material number, hashed table, default screen size, dialog functionality, global data area, module pool, offline documentation, program dump, dialog task, inline documentation, customizing settings, external subroutines, authorization functionality, inbound delivery, program incorrectly, dialog mode, field catalog, internal table, interactive reporting, table processing, checking robustness, sorted table, update task, function module Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Smart Forms, Coverage Analyzer, Object Set, Web Application Server, Check Variant, Note Assistant, Code Inspection, Logical Unit of Work, Modification Assistant, Optimizing Processing, Process After Input, Reading Database Statement, Workload Analysis, Process Before Output, Reuse Library, Runtime Statistics, Enjoy Control, Batch Data Communication, List of Checks, Performance Checks, Professional Journal, Screen Painter, Screen Processing Sequence, Security Checks, Style Guide New!
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