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Mastering SAP ABAP

You're reading from   Mastering SAP ABAP A complete guide to developing fast, durable, and maintainable ABAP programs in SAP

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787288942
Length 548 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Wojciech Ciesielski Wojciech Ciesielski
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Philipp Deth Philipp Deth
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Paweł Grześkowiak Paweł Grześkowiak
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Wojciech Ćwik Wojciech Ćwik
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Preface 1. Creating Custom Code FREE CHAPTER 2. The Basic Structure of ABAP 3. Database Access in ABAP 4. Import and Export to Document Formats 5. Exposing Data to Print Forms 6. ABAP and XML 7. Building User Interfaces 8. Creating Stunning UI5 Interfaces 9. Business Object Processing Framework 10. Modification and Customization Techniques 11. Handling Exceptions in ABAP 12. Testing ABAP programs 13. Advanced Techniques in ABAP Objects 14. Integrating SAP with Third-Party Systems 15. The Background Processing of ABAP Programs 16. Performance and Optimization of ABAP Code 17. Assessments 18. Another Book You May Enjoy

Background processing in SAP

The SAP system was production management, through to human resources and financial accounting, and up to customer relationship management and data analytics. While the areas where the SAP system is useful and able to handle the majority of tasks are vast, sometimes, another tool is already deployed in the enterprise environment and, from a business perspective, it is not advised to replace it. In such cases, there appears to be no other option than to integrate the SAP system with a third-party solution.

There are many different scenarios that involve integration, including overnight data exchanges, synchronizations, reacting to live events, and more. Eventually, most of these scenarios will require some data to be imported to the SAP system. The optimistic scenario is pretty straightforward; that is, the data can be sent through any available interface...

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