User exits and Business Add-Ins (BAdIs) provide organizations with an ideal way to extend and optimize standard SAP systems with proprietary developments. This new guide in the SAP PRESS Essentials series shows you how to implement your own custom developments in ABAP for use in SAP Business Information Warehouse (SAP BW).
A brief introduction to the subject is followed by an extensive overview of the central aspects of high-performance ABAP programming techniques. Readers obtain detailed insights on the options available for manipulating the data flow from the source system through to the report. You’ll learn how to develop extractor exits and extensions, plus uncover the wide range of options available for customizing data in SAP NetWeaver BI—from transformation (including the derivation of characteristics and key figures), to start and end routines, to transfer and update rules—this guide covers all the bases. Finally, the description of variable exits with extensively commented code examples enables you to implement, step-by-step, your own custom developments on a daily basis.
Although this technical guide is based on SAP NetWeaver BI (Release SAP NetWeaver 2004s) it also touches upon previous releases by outlining the essential differences wherever necessary. The book is mainly intended for developers supporting a release upgrade, but it can also be consulted regularly as an invaluable reference book.
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After graduating with a degree in business mathematics from Technische Universität Berlin, Germany, Dirk Herzog started his career in 1996 in the CO-OM development department at SAP in Walldorf, Germany. His work focused on cost-center planning and the CO planning processor. Four years later, he moved back to Berlin to join the BW consulting team at SAP Deutschland. Since then, he has led numerous national and international implementations of Business Intelligence (BI) and Strategic Enterprise Management (SEM). These included the world's first SAP BW 3.0 project, one of the first cube-based SEM-BCS implementations, and a large International Accounting Standards (IAS) project in the banking sector. Dirk also has developed solutions and solution concepts for complex modeling and implementation. He is co-author of the PDEBWB course on "User Exits in SAP BW," and has taught the course several times. Whenever he has the time, Dirk writes Web logs in the SAP Developer Network (SDN) and answers forum questions.
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1. ABAP Development for SAP BW - User Exits and BAdIs: SAP PRESS Essentials 20: User Exits and BAdls (SAP-Hefte: Essentials) von Dirk Herzog
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Book Description SAP PRESS Auflage: 1 (28. Oktober 2006), SAP PRESS, 2006. Softcover. Condition: gut. Auflage: 1 (28. Oktober 2006). Business Add-Ins BAdIs SAP systems proprietary developments developments in ABAP SAP Business Information Warehouse BW ABAP programming techniques manipulate the data flow from the source system report develop extractor exits extensions customize data in SAP NetWeaver BI transformation derivation of characteristics and key figures routines to transfer and update rules implement your own custom developments code samples SAP Press Essentials guide is based on SAP NetWeaver BI (SAP NetWeaver 2004s Release) it also discusses previous releases by outlining the key differences wherever necessary.The book is ideally suited for developers supporting a release upgrade, but it also serves as a highly useful reference book.Invoice Verification for SAP R/3SAP PRESS Essentials 17 (SAP-HefteEssentials) Stephen Birchall functionality SAP company’s fiscal health Rechnungsmanagement Faktura SAP Auto-ID Infrastructure 4.0 supply chain RFID technology goods issue processes flow of information SAP ERP/SAP R/3 system Master data maintenance monitoring Application Areas BeyondData exchange XML technologies integration of applications processes performance complexity transformations ABAP mappings SAP Web Application Server XML data exchange processes interface XML technologies XML Library XSLT XSLT 2.0 extensions Simple Transformations code samples data exchange scenarios Java integration SAP PRESS SAP XI administration system parameters configuring the System Landscape Directory Change Management Service authorizations performance SAP Ramp-up customer CATS mySAP Business Suite modules integration SAP modules SAP system HR Financial and Accounting Project System Plant Maintenance Service Management Material Management Product Planning SAP Certified Consultant SAP trainer Administration Time Development Reporting ESS/MSS/EP Authorizations CATS Team Leader Groupe Expert AIB Vincotte TOTAL Gruppe Deutsche Boerse SAP NetWeaver ‘04 monitoring infrastructure system landscapes collected data filter out data Troubleshooting stability of the overall system Monitoring Infrastructure System Landscape Scenarios Setting Up the Monitoring Infrastructure Supportability Infrastructure System Landscape Scenarios Setting Up the Supportability Infrastructure System Monitoring Monitoring Tools Interpreting the Collected Data Administrators' Activities Problem Analysis Tools for Analysis Interpreting the Collected Data Administrators' ActivitiesSAP PRESS Essentials SAP Solution Manager design efficient monitoring framework technical components reduce overall complexity SAP system landscape fictional system landscape scenario R/3 System APO system third-party component developing monitoring concept implement designed concept detailed screenshots monitor objects KPIs frequencies define alert messages In englischer Sprache. 111 pages. 27,6 x 20,8 x 1,2 cm. Seller Inventory # BN6383
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