SAP Certified Development Associate - ABAP with SAP NetWeaver 7.02

Get the relevant and applicable information you'll need for the SAP certification test that will accelerate your career!

Key Objective Coverage Learn the topics, terminology, and definitions as they'll be presented in the exam.

Practice Questions and Answers Get familiar with the different types of exam questions, and find tips and strategies for answering them correctly.

Real-World Scenarios Understand how SAP solutions are used in everyday business scenarios.

Take-Aways and Test Tips Learn how to perform well in each section of the exam to achieve a passing score.

Highlights Include:

• SAP NetWeaver overview and Release 7.02 coverage
• ABAP Workbench, ABAP Debugger, and ABAP Dictionary
• ABAP types and data objects
• Internal tables and table relationships
• SQL statements, ALV Grid Control, and Unicode
• Classical and selection screens
• ABAP object-oriented programming
• User interfaces and interface creation

Puneet Asthana is a recognized expert in ABAP development and has 14 years of development experience. He has been working for SAP for over seven years, and he has worked on a number of projects as a technical lead. He is currently working as a technical architect for a global SAP Retail implementation for a major retailer. He also has extensive experience in integrating SAP and non-SAP systems and leveraging SAP Integration Technologies to deliver innovative technical solutions.

David Haslam is a recognized expert in ABAP development, having worked for SAP for over 14 years; David has led or participated in over seven full lifecycle implementations of SAP, which include several multiple-phase projects and four large development projects. He was awarded the prestigious status of SAP Platinum Consultant more than eight years ago. He enjoys helping others through workshops and white papers, and sharing his knowledge and experience. In addition, David participates in development reviews, project estimates, and customer project issue escalations.