As discussed in the previous post there are two basic ways you can add data to an SAP database table, manually using standard SAP transactions or via ABAP code. In that post, we have already discussed the first method which was to add data manually via t-codes such as SE16 and SM30. We will now […]
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RFC_LOGIN_INFO is a standard SAP function module available within R/3 SAPsystems depending on your version and release level. Below is the pattern details for this FM showing its interface including any import/export parameters, exceptions etc as well as any documentation contributions specific to the object. See here to view full function module documentation and code listing, simply
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Short Description Description of field Position of field in table This defines the position of field within the definition of the SAP table Keyfield: This identifies a field as being a key field of a table. Key fields of a table must be located together without any non-key fields between them and be at the
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Domain name Name of domain A domain describes the technical attributes of a field, such as the data type or the number of positions in a field. The domain can define a value range describing the valid data values for the fields that refer to it. Different technical fields of the same type can be
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See below for a list of sap data element attributes, description and what each one is used for Data Element name Name of SAP data Element(semantic domain) A data element is an elementary type. It describes the type attributes (data type, field length and possibly the number of decimal places) and screen information (explanatory text
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It is a simple process to retrieve the SAP Report documentation available within your SAP system and can be done via SAP transactions SE80 or SE38Step 1 – Execute transaction SE38 First execute SAP transaction SE38. Step 2 – Display the documentation There are a number of ways you can do this. The first is to enter the report name
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Messsage Text for 010(ICF_SYSTEM_LOGIN) Client, name, or password is not correct; log on again CAUSE This message is self-explanatory and is quite simply caused when you enter the wrong user name or password when logging into an ICF application i.e. an individual web dynpro application or the SAP portal etc. WHAT TO DO? Check that you have
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As you may already know using the ABAP “MESSAGE” statement allows you to display various types of message to the user, to let them know if processes have been successful or not and what they can to fix any issues. Often the same message is relevant to many different ABAP reports/programs. Therefore instead of hard-coding or
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SAP reports which have a name containing characters such as AQL4==, AQZZ==, !QL== etc. are created via the SAP tools such as Adhoc Query or QuickViewer. These allow you to create reports without the need for any ABAP coding. The Query tool is accessed via transaction SQ02/SQ01 and is similar to QuickView.(SQVI) but with many
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The best place to find SAP OSS note information is via transaction SNOTE as it will not only allow you to view the full details of the note but also instantly show you if the note is valid for your particular SAP instance and patch level. But if you are not able to access your SAP
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