[nom]

• Overall introduction to ERP
• Introduction SAP R/3 architecture, Introduction to SAP [nom]/4
• [nom]/4 editor (Focus on the functionalities of new [nom] editor)
• Data types
• Output statements
• Writing small programs
• Arithmetic operations
• String operations
• Control statements
• Parameters
• Open SQL –statements (insert, modify, delete, update).
• Simple reporting
• Selection screens
• Transaction code creation
• Data Dictionary o Tables o Data element o Domain o Structures o Search helps o Views o Type Groups o Table maintenance generator and T-code creation o Primary and foreign keys. o Check and value tables.

REPORTING

• Debugging techniques. o Breakpoint creation. o Watch point creation. o Emphasize on the usage of New Debugger.
• Internal tables. o Declaration o Processing. o Population.
• Control Break Statements.
• Modularization techniques. o Includes. o Subroutines. o Function modules. o Macros
• Variants.
• Conversion exits.
• For all entries and joins (inner and left outer).
• Message class creation & message types and handling messages.
• Events for classical reports.
• Events for interactive reports.
• Hide and hotspot.
• Creating and handling buttons.
• Menu painter.

ALV

• Introduction.
• Types of ALV
• Simple report to display simple ALV List using Function Modules
• Simple report to display simple ALV grid using Function Modules.
• Interactive ALV Reports.
• Adding new buttons in the ALV toolbar and handling events.
• Working with ALV using classes (List, Grid and Tree).
• Usage of latest class library in ECC 6.0 for ALV.

DIALOG [nom]

• Introduction to screen painter and dialog [nom]
• Flow logic. o PAI. o PBO. o POV. o POH.
• Screen designing.
• [nom] in object browser.
• Field validations.
• Creation of o Normal Screens o Sub Screens. o Table Controls. o Tab Strips.
• Dynamic Screen. o Call Screen. o Set Screen. o Leave to Screen. o Leave Screen.
• Processing of list from transaction and vice versa.
• Screen table and its fields.
• Lock objects.

INTERFACE [nom]

• Why Data Transfers
• Introduction to BDC.
• File Handling. o Presentation server. o Application server.
• Recordings.
• Methods in BDC. o Call transaction. o Session method.
• Error Handling in Call Transaction.
• Handling Table Controls in BDC and Screen Resolutions.
• Mass Updation. o Vendor master. o Customer master.
• Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW) o Different methods. o Steps to Create an LSMW Project. o Flat file creation. o Uploading data.

SAP Scripts

• Introduction.
• Layout Sets.
• SAP Script Elements.
• Modifying standard layout sets (by using subroutines).
• Uploading logo.

SMARTFORMS

• Working with smart forms.
• Standard Texts.
• Graphics management.
• Writing print program and designing layouts.
• Output type configuration to standard orders.

ADOBE FORMS / INTERACTIVE FORMS (PDF)

• Introduction
• Overview on Form Interface and Layout sets

MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS

• SAP System Landscape.
• Correction and Transport System (CTS).
• Transport Organizer.
• Workbench Request.
• Task Creation.
• Merging Requests
• Release Requests.
• SAP memory. o SET/GET parameters.
• [nom] memory. o Imports/ Exports.
• Logical Database and Handling Events (LDB).
• Field symbols.
• SD flow.
• MM flow.

CROSS APPLICATION

• Introduction to CA.
• RFC destination.
• Working with RFC function modules.

IDOCS

• Concepts of IDOCS.
• Structure of IDOCS and Types.
• Creation of segments
• Creation of IDOCS. o Basic. o Extension.
• Creation of message types.
• Monitoring tools of IDOC interface. o Statistics. o Display IDOCS. o IDOCS list.

ALE

• Defining logical systems used for ALE interfaces.
• Outbound / Inbound processing.
• Transferring of master data from one system to another system.
• Distribution modal view.
• IDOC filtering.
• Segment filtering using filter objects.
• Reduced IDOC.
• Outbound using change pointers methods.

EDI

• Overview and architecture.

BAPI and Business Objects

• Introduction to BAPI
• Overview of Business Objects.
• Step By Step Approach followed to create BAPI.

ENHANCEMENTS

• Introduction to enhancements.
• Different Ways of doing Enhancements.
• Types of User Exits.
• Field Exits
• Menu Exit
• Function Exit.
• Screen Exi