Description
Book SynopsisMaster SAP scripts, Smartforms, and data migration with hands-on exercises. The information provided in this book will help you decode the complexities and intricacies of SAP ABAP programming. Pro SAP Scripts, Smartforms, and Data Migration begins by describing the components of a SAP script: forms, styles, and standard texts. It then shows you how an ABAP program can invoke a SAP script form and send data to the form to provide output.
You will then apply these concepts to hands-on exercises covering real business scenarios. These scenarios include creating a custom form from scratch to output purchase orders. Smartforms will then be introduced as an enhanced tool to output business documents. The book will show you how to apply the concepts of Smartforms to real-world problems.
The data migration material includes details of the Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW). This is intro
duced as a platform from which every data
Table of ContentsPart I – Scripts and FormsChapter 1. SAP Script: Forms, Styles and Standard TextGenerate Business Documents or Outputs incorporating styling, Font Control, Graphics etc. with SAP ScriptsSAP Script Forms Architecture.Language Independent Components of FormsLanguage Dependent Components of Forms
SAP Script Form Painter
SAP Script Symbols
SAP Script Formatting Options
SAP Script Control Commands
SAP Script Form check, Form Testing
SAP Supplied SAP Script Forms for Business Documents
Chapter 2. SAP Script – Hands-on Exercises
ABAP Program interaction with SAP Script FormsFunction Modules for SAP Script Form usage and invocation in ABAP ProgramCreate Form - Output Customer Wise Sales Summary with SAP Script Form
Create Form - Output Purchasing Document Business Document with SAP Script Form
Create Form - Output Address Labels with SAP Script Form
Create SAP Script Form. Create ABAP Program to invoke Form and testCopy SAP Supplied Form into User Name Space and Modify: Modify a Copy of MADRUCK – the SAP Supplied Form to Output the Business Document ‘Purchasing Document’
Options Available to Test Modified Copy of SAP Supplied SAP Script Forms for Business DocumentsSAP Script Tit Bits
Chapter 3. Smart Forms: Forms, Styles and Text Modules
Generate Business Documents or Outputs incorporating styling, Font Control, Graphics etc. With Smart FormsSmart Forms Architecture Enjoy Transaction Code SMARTFORMS
Improvements and Enhancements in Smart Forms over SAP Script
Form Components
Smart Forms Processing: Output Conditions, Branching, Looping and Page Sequencing
Style Maintenance: Paragraph Formats and Character Formats
ABAP Driver Program to Invoke Smart Form and Output Data: Considerations
Chapter 4. Smart Forms – Hands-on ExercisesOutput Customer Wise Sales Summary with Smart FormsCreate ABAP Program to invoke Form and testOutput Billing Document Business Document with Smart Forms
Create ABAP Program to invoke Form and testOutput Address Labels with Smart Forms
Create ABAP Program to invoke Form and testSupplied Form to Output the Business Document ‘Purchase Order’
Options Available to Test Modified Copy of SAP Supplied SAP Script Forms for Business DocumentsTransaction Code: NACESmart Forms Tit Bits
Part II – Data MigrationChapter 5. Data Migration: Using Batch Input Session and Call Transaction Methods
Introduction, Data Migration ScenariosReading Input Files from Presentation ServerReading Input Files from Application ServerHands-on Exercise to demonstrate Reading of Files from Presentation and Application ServerRun BDC Session with different data in Foreground and Background
Describe a Method for Error Log File Creation with Call Transaction Method
Program further to be able to Create Error Log File When using Call Transaction Method
Chapter 6. Data Migration: using Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW) I
Description of the LSMW EnvironmentHands-on Exercise: Data Migration with LSMW
Hands-on Exercise: Data Migration with LSMW
Conclusion
Chapter 7. Data Migration: using Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW) II
Hands-on Exercise: Data Migration with LSMWHands-on Exercise: Data Migration with LSMW
Conclusion