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ROLE OF AN ABAPER

                   THE ROLE OF AN ABAPER IN REAL TIME :





    The role of an abaper in real time is   R I C E F W Objects.

    In real time any of the letters is bold or underlined then the             project or the document is related to that particular letter.


 Suppose  R I C E F W ,or R I C E F W. Then this project deals with  Reports .


  R I C E F W Objects.


            1.    Reports.
            2.   Interfaces.
            3.   Conversions.
            4.   Enhancements.
            5.   Forms.
            6.   WorkFlow.
            7.   Objects.


NOTE:

 In SAP ABAP  each  task  is called as  one object.


     Reports:

     Based on given input we will fetch   the   data    from    the   database         and    display in a predefined formats.


       Types of reports:

          a.   Classical reports.
          b.   Interactive reports.
          c.   ALV reports.

a.    Classical reports:   
            it is nothing but to display the entire information in single list.

         
        b. Interactive reports: 

        it is nothing but to display the summarised information in the basic                list  and detailed information in the further list.

            

   c.ALV reports:


   These reports are used to display the output with additional features              like colours ,borders, lines shades etc.


    Interfaces:

  These are used to connecting from SAP to SAP as well as SAP to Non           SAP.


    Interfaces are

a.   ALE/IDOCS.
b.   BAPI

   Conversions:

       These are used to transfer the data from files to SAP system .

       Conversions are 
a.   BDC.
b.   LSWC.


    Enhancements:

    These are used to adding additional functionality to the standard               functionality without disturbing the standard (existing ) functionality.


    Enhancements are
a.   BAPI.
b.   USER Exits.
c.   Customer exits.
d.   Enhancement framework.
e.   Enhancement spot.


   Forms:


     These are used to design the business documents such as offer letters,       experience letters , pay slips, invoice…. Etc.


      Forms are :

a.   SAP Scripts.
b.   SMART FORMS.



   Workflow:

     Workflow is used to automate the existing business process. It is also        used to identify the work load of an employee as well as performance          of the employee.


  Note:

   This is brief introduction to topics we will see in detail in later classes.       ABAP is very very easy to learn and it dose not require any programming      knowledge.

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