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SAP SCRIPT CONTROLS Formatting Date Fields: SET DATE MASK
2007-12-28 00:12:00 Formatting Date Fields : SET DATE MASK The formatting for date fields can be defined with the SET DATE MASK control command. Executing this command causes all subsequent date fields to be output using the specified format. Syntax: /: SET DATE MASK = ‘date_mask’The following codes can be used in the date mask: • DD: day (two digits)• DDD: day name - abbreviated• DDDD: day name - written out in full• MM: month (two digits)• MMM: month name - abbreviated• MMMM: month name - written out in full• YY: year (two digits)• YYYY: year (four digits)• LD: day (formatted as for the L option)• LM: month (formatted as for the L option)• LY: year (formatted as for the L option) All other characters found in a date mask are interpreted as simple text and are copied straight into the output. Assuming the current system date is March 1st, 1994. /: SET DATE MASK = ‘Foster City, MM/DD/YY’ &DATE& -> Foster City, 03/01/94/: SET DATE MASK = &lsquo... More About: Script , Mask , E field
SAP SCRIPTS OVER VIEW
2007-12-28 00:12:00 OVERVIEW To use layout sets efficiently, it is essential that you understand the interdependencies between the individual components of SAPscript. SAPscript comprises these five components: • an editor for entering and editing the lines of a text. The application transactions automatically call this editor if the user decides to maintain texts that concern an application object.• styles and layout sets for print layout. These are created independent of the individual texts using the corresponding maintenance transactions and are allocated to the texts later.• the composer as central output module. Its task is to prepare a text for a certain output device by including the corresponding formatting information. This information comes from the style and layout set allocated to the text. The SAP script composer is invisible on the outside.• a programming interface that allows you to include SAPscript components into your own application programs and to control the output of layou... More About: Scripts , View
SAP SCRIPT CONTROLS Formatting Addresses: ADDRESS
2007-12-27 22:12:00 Formatting Address es: ADDRESS The ADDRESS - ENDADDRESS control command formats an address according to the postal convention of the recipient country defined in the COUNTRY parameter. The reference fields are described in the structures ADRS1, ADRS2, or ADRS3, depending upon the type of address. Either direct values or symbols may be assigned to the parameters. Syntax: /: ADDRESS [DELIVERY] [TYPE t] [PARAGRAPH a] [PRIORITY p] [LINES l]/: TITLE title/: NAME name1[,name2[,name3[,name4]]]/: PERSON name of natural person [TITLE form of address]/: DEPARTMENT department/: STREET street name/: LOCATION additional location information/: POBOX po box [CODE post code / zip code] [CITY city]/: POSTCODE post code / zip_code/: CITY city1[,city2]/: REGION county / state/: COUNTRY recipient country [LANGUAGE language code]/: FROMCOUNTRY sender country/: ADDRESSNUMBER address number/: ENDADDRESS The parameter values contain both formatting and address information. The address data are formatted fo... More About: Script
SAP SCRIPTS PROCEDURE
2007-12-27 21:12:00 Usually a SAPscript layout set consists of the following objects: Header dataParagraph and character formatsWindows and text elementsPagesPage windows HEADER DATA The header data of a layout set consists of global data, such as the page format used, the page orientation, or the initially used font. And it includes the name of the layout set, its description, the layout set class, and the status. In addition, the user can enter some other standard and font attributes.If you display or edit the layout set header in the layout set maintenance transaction, the screen looks like this. PARAGRAPH AND CHARACTER FORMATS To format texts in layout sets, you need paragraph and character formats. You define them in the layout set itself. The paragraphs you define here appear in the possible values list (F4) for the format column beside the system-defined standard paragraphs. The figure below shows an example of how to maintain a paragraph within transaction SE71 (Layout Set: Request). Use the pu... More About: Scripts
SAP SCRIPT CONTROLS PROCEDURE
2007-12-27 21:12:00 Setting a Header Text in the Main Window: TOP You can use the TOP .. ENDTOP control command to specify lines of text which are always to be output at the top of the main window. These text lines are also known as header texts. An example of the use of header texts in the case of a very long table covering several pages of output would be to ensure that the table heading information were repeated at the start of each new page of output. Syntax: /: TOP: :/: ENDTOP The lines of text enclosed between the two control commands will be output from now on at the start of the main window.An existing header text can be disabled by using the TOP .. ENDTOP command pair without enclosing any text lines between the two command lines: /: TOP/: ENDTOP Subsequent pages will contain no header text. • If the main window already contains some output then a newly specified header text takes effect on the next page only.• The same applies to the deletion of a header text. If a header text has alread... More About: Script
SAP SCRIPT WINDOW TYPES
2007-12-27 21:12:00 WINDOW TYPES When defining a layout set window, you must select a window type for the window. You can choose between three types: • Constant windows (CONST)• Variable windows (VAR)• Main windows (MAIN) CONSTANT WINDOW A window of type CONST has the same contents and size on all layout set pages, on which a corresponding page window is defined. This allows the processing of the window contents to be optimized internally.Page windows whose allocated window is of type CONST must have the same size throughout the layout set. If a window of type CONST is full, all remaining text the application program wants to output in this window, is lost. Constant windows do not trigger a page break. In other words: all text exceeding the window size is simply truncated. VARIABLE WINDOW The contents of variable windows is processed again for each page, on which the window appears. The system outputs only as much text as fits into the window. Text exceeding the window size is truncated; the syst... More About: Script , Window , Types
SAP 4.7 Installation Guide
2007-12-20 20:15:00 Installation CompleteThanks to Nagaraju for mailing the complete Installation Document.---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Guide
SAP 4.7 Installation Guide
2007-12-20 20:15:00 Installation Complete Thanks to Nagaraju for mailing the complete Installation Document. —————&mdash ;—ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Guide , Alla
Ebooks: SAP Authorisations Made Easy
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Ebooks: SAP Authorisations Made Easy
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ABAP Programs: Working with get events
2007-12-17 20:41:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1504.* Work areasTABLES BOOKINGS.* Reading dataGET BOOKINGS. WRITE / BOOKINGS-FLDATE. ~ end of post ~—————&mdas h;—ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Events , Programs , Working , Workin
ABAP Programs: Working with get events
2007-12-17 20:41:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1504.* Work areasTABLES BOOKINGS.* Reading dataGET BOOKINGS. WRITE / BOOKINGS-FLDATE.~ end of post ~---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Events , Programs , Working
ABAP Programs : Using the events start-of-selection and end-of-selection
2007-12-17 20:40:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1503.* Work areaTABLES BOOKINGS.* Initial processingSTART-OF-SELECTION. WRITE / ‘Start ’.* Reading dataGET BOOKINGS. WRITE: AT /3 BOOKINGS-FLDATE.* Final processingEND-OF-SELECTION. WRITE / ‘Finished’. —————&mdash ;—ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Events , Programs , Selection
ABAP Programs : Using the events start-of-selection and end-of-selection
2007-12-17 20:40:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1503.* Work areaTABLES BOOKINGS.* Initial processingSTART-OF-SELECTION. WRITE / 'Start '.* Reading dataGET BOOKINGS. WRITE: AT /3 BOOKINGS-FLDATE.* Final processingEND-OF-SELECTION. WRITE / 'Finished'.---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Events , Programs , Selection
ABAP Programs: Using a Logical Database
2007-12-17 20:39:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1502.* Work areasTABLES: CUSTOMERS, BOOKINGS.* Reading dataGET CUSTOMERS. WRITE / CUSTOMERS-NAME.GET BOOKINGS. WRITE: AT /3 BOOKINGS-FLDATE.~ end of post ~---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Programs , Database , Logical
ABAP Programs: Using select statements
2007-12-17 20:38:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1501.* Work areasTABLES: CUSTOMERS, BOOKINGS.* Reading dataSELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS. WRITE / CUSTOMERS-NAME. SELECT * FROM BOOKINGS WHERE CUSTOMID = CUSTOMERS-ID AND FLDATE > '19990501' AND ORDER_DATE = '19990101'. WRITE: AT /3 BOOKINGS-FLDATE. ENDSELECT.ENDSELECT.~ end of post ~---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Programs , Select
DELETE : ABAP Keyword a day
2007-12-12 16:54:00 DELETEDelete from a database table- DELETE FROM dbtab WHERE condition.- DELETE FROM (dbtabname) WHERE condition.- DELETE dbtab.- DELETE *dbtab.- DELETE (dbtabname) ... .- DELETE dbtab FROM TABLE itab.- DELETE (dbtabname) FROM TABLE itab.- DELETE dbtab VERSION vers.- DELETE *dbtab VERSION vers.Delete from an internal table- DELETE itab.- DELETE itab INDEX idx.- DELETE itab FROM idx1 TO idx2.- DELETE itab WHERE condition.- DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES FROM itab.Delete a program- DELETE REPORT prog.Delete text elements- DELETE TEXTPOOL prog LANGUAGE lg.Delete a data cluster- DELETE FROM DATABASE dbtab(ar) ...ID key.Delete a file- DELETE DATASET dsn.Delete a screen- DELETE DYNPRO f.DELETE - Delete from a database tableVariants1. DELETE FROM dbtab WHERE condition.DELETE FROM (dbtabname) WHERE condition.2. DELETE dbtab.DELETE *dbtab.DELETE (dbtabname) ...3. DELETE dbtab FROM TABLE itab.DELETE (dbtabname) FROM TABLE itab.4. DELETE dbtab VERSION vers.DELETE *dbtab VERSION vers.EffectDeletes l... More About: Keyword
Ebook : SAP WEB AS Implementation & Operation - Vol.II
2007-12-12 16:51:00 Download Part 1Download Part 2---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Ebook , Operation , Implementation
ABAP Programs: Importing from the ABAP/4 Memory
2007-12-12 16:45:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1402.* Internal tables which will be importedDATA: ALL_CUSTOMERS LIKE CUSTOMERS OCCURS 100 WITH HEADER LINE, ALL_BOOKINGS LIKE BOOKINGS OCCURS 10 WITH HEADER LINE, NEW_BOOKINGS LIKE BOOKINGS OCCURS 50 WITH HEADER LINE.* Importing from the ABAP/4 Memory IMPORT ALL_CUSTOMERS ALL_BOOKINGS FROM MEMORY ID 'CUSTBOOK'.IF SY-SUBRC NE 0. WRITE 'Import failed.'.ENDIF.* Skipping and renaming objects at importIMPORT ALL_BOOKINGS TO NEW_BOOKINGS FROM MEMORY ID 'CUSTBOOK'.* Displaying the resultLOOP AT ALL_CUSTOMERS. WRITE / ALL_CUSTOMERS-NAME.ENDLOOP.LOOP AT ALL_BOOKINGS. WRITE / ALL_BOOKINGS-FLDATE.ENDLOOP.LOOP AT NEW_BOOKINGS. WRITE / NEW_BOOKINGS-FLDATE.ENDLOOP.------------- --------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Programs
ABAP Programs: Exporting to the ABAP/4 Memory
2007-12-12 16:44:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1401.* Work areasTABLES: CUSTOMERS, BOOKINGS.* Internal tables which will be exportedDATA: ALL_CUSTOMERS LIKE CUSTOMERS OCCURS 100 WITH HEADER LINE, ALL_BOOKINGS LIKE BOOKINGS OCCURS 10 WITH HEADER LINE.* Filling the internal tablesSELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS INTO TABLE ALL_CUSTOMERS.SELECT * FROM BOOKINGS INTO TABLE ALL_BOOKINGS.* Exporting to the ABAP/4 Memory EXPORT ALL_CUSTOMERS ALL_BOOKINGS TO MEMORY ID 'CUSTBOOK'.* Displaying the resultLOOP AT ALL_CUSTOMERS. WRITE / ALL_CUSTOMERS-NAME.ENDLOOP.LOOP AT ALL_BOOKINGS. WRITE / ALL_BOOKINGS-FLDATE.ENDLOOP.------------- --------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Programs
ABAP Programs: Deleting multiple entries from a database table
2007-12-12 16:19:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1308.* Work areaTABLES CUSTOMERS.* Internal table for deleted entriesDATA ALL_CUSTOMERS LIKE CUSTOMERS OCCURS 50 WITH HEADER LINE.* Filling the internal tableSELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS INTO TABLE ALL_CUSTOMERS WHERE CITY = SPACE.* Deleting entries with values from the internal tableDELETE CUSTOMERS FROM TABLE ALL_CUSTOMERS.* Deleting entries according to a where conditionDELETE FROM CUSTOMERS WHERE ID LIKE '1%'.---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Programs , Database , Table
Ebook: SAP WEB AS Implementation & Operation - Vol.I
2007-12-10 16:57:00 Download Part 1Download Part 2---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Ebook , Operation , Implementation
DEFINE : ABAP Keyword a day
2007-12-10 16:55:00 DEFINEBasic formDEFINE macro.EffectDefine s a program component (macro) under the name macro . It must consist only of ABAP/4 statements and is expanded at compilation time.A macro should always be concluded with the END-OF-DEFINITION statement.In the definition, you can use &n to reference positional parameters (n = 0 .. 9). When the macro is called, &n is replaced by the n-th actual parameter.ExampleDefine a macro called "++" for use in the program. DEFINE ++. ADD 1 TO &1. END-OF-DEFINITION. DATA: NUMBER TYPE I VALUE 1. ... ++ NUMBER.Notes * In general, it is better to use subroutines (FORM , FUNCTION ) rather than macros because subroutines - unlike macros - are supported by all the ABAP/4 Development Workbench tools (including debugging, runtime analysis, runtime error handling, ...). * You cannot nest macro definitions.---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Keyword
ABAP Programs: Deleting single entries from a database table
2007-12-10 16:47:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1307.* Work areaTABLES CUSTOMERS.* Deleting an entryCUSTOMERS-ID = '12345678'.DELETE CUSTOMERS.~ end of post ~---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Programs , Database , Table , Single
ABAP Programs: Modifying multiple entries in a database table
2007-12-10 16:46:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1306.* Work areaTABLES CUSTOMERS.* Internal table for changed entriesDATA ALL_CUSTOMERS LIKE CUSTOMERS OCCURS 50 WITH HEADER LINE.* Filling the internal tableSELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS INTO TABLE ALL_CUSTOMERS WHERE CITY = SPACE.ALL_CUSTOMERS-ID = '04295119'.ALL_CUSTOMERS-NAME = 'Gray'.APPEND ALL_CUSTOMERS.LOOP AT ALL_CUSTOMERS. ALL_CUSTOMERS-CITY = 'City unknown'. MODIFY ALL_CUSTOMERS.ENDLOOP.* Modifying the database table with values from the internal tableMODIFY CUSTOMERS FROM TABLE ALL_CUSTOMERS.---------------------ABAPer , mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Programs , Database , Table
ABAP Programs: Modifying single entries in a database table
2007-12-10 16:44:00 REPORT ZSOURCE1305.* Work areaTABLES CUSTOMERS.* Modifying an entryCUSTOMERS-ID = '12345678'.CUSTOMERS-CITY = 'Village'.MODIFY CUSTOMERS.~ end of post ~---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com More About: Programs , Database , Table , Single
Ebook : SAP EP Fundamentals
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Ebook: Java and BAPI technology for EP (re-upped)
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SAP Sales & Distribution (SD) Notes
2007-12-06 17:22:00 SAP- Sales & Distribution (SD) Notes Module Functions:(SD) Sales and Distribution: the module where order taking, pricing, invoicing, route selection and other customer billing activities take placeI. Organizational Elements (structures) for SD Customer Order Mgmt1. Company Code2. Plant: A manufacturing facility, distribution center or office that stores inventory or renders services.3. Sales Organization: Area responsible for distribution of goods and services, negotiating conditions or a sale. The level of reporting for sales figures and analysis4. Distribution Channel: The channel to the customer i.e. retail, wholesale and direct sales5. Division: Used for customer specific agreements i.e. partial deliveries, pricing agreements, special payment terms6. Shipping Point: The shipping location. Each delivery is specific to a single point7. Warehouse Number: Physical location within a plant that has inventory.II. Main Documents (transactions)1. Presale - quotation or inquiry...
SAP Finance (FI) Notes
More articles from this author:2007-12-06 17:22:00 SAP- Finance (FI) Notes Module Functions:The module that performs most of the traditional legal entity accounting functions, reporting by company, income statements and balance sheets. This is the module where you will find the A/R and A/P sub-ledgers and their open items along with the Asset Accounting Ledger.Organizational Elements (Structures):• Chart of Accounts - contains all account numbers and some general control data.• Company Code - an independent balancing / legal accounting entity. each company code is assigned to one Chart of Accounts• Functional Area - Classify operating expenses according to of cost-of-sales accounting by production, admin, S&D marketing, R&D, etc. By breaking costs into functional areas cost- of-sales accounting shows why costs accrue and indicates the economic purpose of the expense.• Trading Partner• Operating concern - the central organizational element in profitability analysis. It represents the environment within which a ma... 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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