The course I wish existed when I was starting out in SAP Being able to read, understand and debug Today's companies are expecting their SAP functional consultants, key users and support staff to be able to debug ABAP code as part of their normal role in bugs fixing and problem solving. The ability to debug is also critical in being able to quickly design and prototype solutions.
You don't have to learn ABAP programming to debug in ABAP.
This SAP course is designed to help non-programmers quickly learn and debug
The course I wish existed when I was starting out in SAP Being able to read, understand and debug Today's companies are expecting their SAP functional consultants, key users and support staff to be able to debug ABAP code as part of their normal role in bugs fixing and problem solving. The ability to debug is also critical in being able to quickly design and prototype solutions.
You don't have to learn ABAP programming to debug in ABAP.
This SAP course is designed to help non-programmers quickly learn and debug
The course creators Abdul Maulud (functional) and Omar Lucero (ABAP programmer), will introduce you to the key ABAP commands required to understand
In this course, you will learn
The core ABAP commands as to understand the code and to get you started in debugging.
Step by step on how to get debugging. How to use the most common toolset, transactions, command, resources, etc
How to debug the most common custom ABAP objects (RICEF), from how to debug forms, interfaces to the SAP user-exits & enhancements.
The debugging approach, from managing function models, BAPIs and even debugging SAP own code.
The “tricks of the trade” from a veteran ABAP developer, from how to find problem code, where variables are used, creating break and watch points, and much, much more.
Learn by watching the author goes step by step, debug
The course is aimed at non-programmers to learn how to debug code, so we will not covering programming theory or complicated SAP code logic (let's leave that to the programmers), but focusing on practical step by step demonstrations.
Whether you're new to SAP, or just new to the ABAP language, this course is your guide to the rapid, real-world of SAP.
So why waste hundreds of dollars and hours taking a Learn all the "tricks of the trade" on debugging code from Abdul Maulud and Omar Lucero, both are veterans in SAP consulting who has been debugging code for most of their consulting life.
Updated in 2024 : Update on field symbols and how to use watchpoints with FS.
Updated in 2020 : Update SAP S/4 HANA Access video as to include Azure Cloud service
Updated in 2019 : Course updated to show how to debug standard SAP functionality or logic
I have added 2 new lectures in which I debug a standard SAP functionality, and so can you
5 new assignments have been added so that you can practice your debugging skills with me.
Updated in 2017 : Course updated to reflect new content concerning debugging Fiori apps in S/4 HANAI have added a new lecture on Fiori apps and how to debug them.
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Introduction to this course and how it will work
Introduction to ABAP the programming language
Getting started and learning how to trigger the Debug screen
Learn the core commands in SAP
How are data define in SAP
How are data define in SAP - SAP demo
What is a select and join statement
What is a "IF" statement
Debug video
What is a select and join statement SAP demo part 2
How loop work in SAP
What are FM and function calls
FM demo in SAP
FM SAP demo
BAPI calls - Concept and show in SAP
SAP demo
What is a RICEF development and how is custom code used
Enhancements - concept
SAP demo of enhancements
Finding enhancments in SAP
Core concept of reports
SAP demo of reports
SAP interfaces
SAP interface demo part 1
SAP demo part 2 of interfaces
What is a SAP form
Debugging forms in SAP
tips and tricks
How to debug a SAP Functionality : A working example - Part 1
How to debug a SAP Functionality : A working example - Part 2
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