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ISBN: 0761513922
Author: Gareth M. De Bruyn,Robert Lyfareff
Language: English
Publisher: Prima Pub (Mass Market); 2 edition (July 1998)
Pages: 509
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It covers most of the basic features of writing ABAP/4 reporting code; it doesn't cover dialog programming or SAPscript, but does have a chapter on BDC. If you aren't familiar with the Workbench - that is, if you don't know how to create and update programs in the SAP environment - I would recommend SAMs Teach Yourself ABAP/4 in 21 Days, by Ken Greenwood, as the place to start.

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Details (if other): Cancel. Thanks for telling us about the problem. From the basics of tables, displays, loops, and conditional operators to tuning and troubleshooting techniques to enhancing system performance, this tutorial is a must for anyone developing in the SAP environment.

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I'm learning ABAP from the book Introduction to ABAP/4 Programming for SAP by Gareth M. de Bruyn and Robert W. .Looping for me is a functionality related to Cursors. Lyfareff and read now that SQL SELECTs run like loops. I worked with SQL before and didn't have that idea in mind, I wonder if this is some. Excerpt from the book: SELECT is a looping command, as you can see by the presence of the ENDSELECT command. When a SELECT is issued against a table, it returns all rows of data contained in that table, one at a time.

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About the Authors of this SAP ABAP Book. de Bruyn has worked in the Information Technology world since 1989. He has written and contributed to 13 books on SAP, and one on home theater. He has worked with SAP since 1995. Robert Lyfareff is an IT manager responsible for driving Innovation and the New Style of IT at a Fortune 10 company. He has written and contributed to 13 books on SAP. During multiple SAP implementations he has delivered business value through his strong technical and functional knowledge. Download this SAP ABAP Book.

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This revised edition provides a learn-by-doing tutorial with real-world business examples for programming in todays most powerful client-server environment. From the basics of tables, displays, loops, and conditional operators to tuning and troubleshooting techniques to enhancing system performance, this tutorial is a must for anyone developing in the SAP environment.

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Elildelm

Though it does say introduction to ABAP I guess I was expecting more, for instance the book dosn't even review the ABAP editor until a three page appendix in the back of the book. Many pages of the book are wasted repeating program code but never really reviewing what is going on. There never really is a mention of how to manipulate tables in this book so if you need to work with anything other then internal tables (who doesn't) you'll have to find the information elsewhere.

Hallolan

This book is a great primer for those who have some general programming knowlege, and who are self starters. I have gone through three other similar books, and found this to be the most useful. It will get you started, but you will quickly yearn for more meat and examples, which can be found in the next book in the series.

JOGETIME

Simple instructions and clear content. If you starting with ABAP this is a must have.
Good exercises, how to's and explanations.

FireWater

I strongly disagree with the other reviewers about this title. I find it to be weak on key SAP concepts and their practical applications. Summaries at the end of chapters are useless for they contain no reference to key topics. They do however have attempts at positive reinforcement with statements like "Congratulations! You have learned to program one of three major types of ABAP programs..."
Little attention is paid to several key ABAP concepts. For example, there is very little space devoted to distinguishing betweek data elements and data types. How do they work together? We can't learn from this book. Internal tables are glossed over in a VERY simplistic manner (i.e. the significance of the itab header line and alternatives using table work areas).
Additionally, there are numerous copy edit errors in syntax. The description of the field mask functions is one example. In several areas, the shaded note sections are just truncated and do not co! ntain the full text intended.
I also find the code snippets to be watered down too much. Instead of including real programs, the examples are often annotated with notations that indicate "functional code goes here" instead of showing a relevant example of "functional code".
There are also examples of statements that are just plain wrong. The authors state that after version 3.1, SAP has no cluster tables and then they completely dispense with the topic. In fact v4.0 still does have table clusters. This is a gross oversight.
Treatment of internal tables is very weak. For example, the current syntax for creating itabs is not defined well. They do not properly communicate the behavior of the OCCURS 0 statement in itab creation. Additionally, treatment of the CLEAR command is simply incomplete. They imply that CLEAR always works on the itab header line, which is not true. It is just not that simple and depends on whether the itab is using its own! header line or a different work area. I am also unimpres! sed with the very poor coverage of the ABAP Workbench and data dictionary. Often reference is made to a tool or an object without first defining the use of the item being referenced. I guess we are just intuitively supposed to know these things.
On the positive side, I did find good references to the more obscure options and syntax options in ABAP. There are many examples of code structures that I would not think about using. It will serve well as a reference for unusual approaches for the experienced programmer, but it DOES NOT PROVIDE ADEQUATE CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATION FOR THE NOVICE.
Pass on this book.

EROROHALO

OK, so I have just been weaned from "Dummy" and "idiot" books on subject topics ranging from Java to Home Buying. I find this book written to such an audience who considers ABAP/4 just another programming language! This cannot be brain surgery, or even worse -- a bone dry presentation on Object Technology. This stuff is a 4th generation "language" tutorial, almost easier than English (may be not) and presented in that manner. Granted you will need to perform the breast stroke and butterfly stroke later but this book will certainly keep you afloat till that time.
I recommend this book to anybody who is curious about the mystical world of SAP and ABAP/4. Once your initial thirst is somewhat quenched and you are into the SAP racket, you can pick up other reference material to further your skill level.

Ckelond

I bought this book about two weeks before attending an ABAP training course. It gave me a good introduction to ABAP's commands, which gave me a head start for the class. This book is easy to read and understand for the programming novice. However, it lacks background conceptual information.
After taking the course and gaining some additional experience, I realized that this book is very simplistic and does not include many of the important command variations. Perhaps these can be found in the advanced edition of this book, which is soon to be released. Many of the program examples fail to display the most efficient methods of using certain commands. In addition, there are errors in command syntax. I believe you could get the same context quality in a cheaper, paper back publication.

Jum

This is a good introduction to ABAP/4 programming, IF you have some experience in programming in another language AND you're familiar with the SAP environment. It covers most of the basic features of writing ABAP/4 reporting code; it doesn't cover dialog programming or SAPscript, but does have a chapter on BDC. If you aren't familiar with the Workbench -- that is, if you don't know how to create and update programs in the SAP environment -- I would recommend SAMs Teach Yourself ABAP/4 in 21 Days, by Ken Greenwood, as the place to start.

I attended the ABAP academy and received certification. Prior to the academy I read this book. I found it to be better than nothing but other students found the ABAP Objects book to be more current. The ABAP Object book also provides a demo R3 system. This allows the student to practice at home and be more creative. Win 2000 and MS SQL 2000 are required for the demo version. Go with ABAP Objects.

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