Pro Sap Scripts, Smartforms, and Data Migration: Abap Programming Simplified

Master 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. 

The data migration material includes details of the Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW). This is intro

What You Will Learn

• Create and deploy SAP script forms and related objects
  
• Modify a copy of a SAP-supplied SAP script form, configure it, and deploy it according to transaction code ME22N
• Build Smartforms forms and deploy them
• Carry out data migration using the batch input and call transaction methods
• Perform data migration using all four methods available in LSMW
• Modify a copy of a SAP-supplied Smartforms form, configure it, and deploy it according to transaction code NACE

Who This Book Is For

Readers new to SAP ABAP programming (close to three years of experience or less) are the primary target audience for this book. Intermediate users can also utilize this book as a reference source.

Based out of Delhi, India, Sushil Markandeya holds a B.E. from Osmania University (1973) and M.E. (Electrical Engineering) from B.I.T.S. – Pilani. (1975). He shifted to the field of I.T. In 1977. He was constantly involved in creating business application software on a number of platforms. Since July 2006, he has been providing corporate trainings in SAP ABAP for beginners/graduates fresh out of college. He has also conducted training sessions for organizations like Accenture, Wipro, Sony (India), Mphasis. (part of H.P), ITC Info tech., Hyundai Motors Corp. to name a few. Sushil is one of the authors of SAP ABAP – Hands-On Test Projects with Business Scenarios, published by Apress, in November 2014.