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Code-to-data paradigm is basically a programming style in ABAP where you code to ‘push down’ data intensive computations and calculations to the HANA DB layer, instead of bringing all the data to the ABAP layer and then processing the data to do computations.
Interfaces are simply superclasses that cannot be instantiated, do not have an implementation part, and only have public components. This video will teach you how to define and implement interfaces to use polymorphism in ABAP.
Learn the difference between narrowing (upcast) and widening (downcast) cast in ABAP.
This video will teach you how to implement both, and when to use them in a real case scenario.
Constructors are methods that are generally called implicitly when a class is instantiated or defined.
This video will teach you about instance and static constructors in ABAP.
This simple example will show you how to define and implement classes, methods and attributes in ABAP.
Public and private visibility is explained as well as the difference between static and instance components.
A simple example will show you how to define and implement classes, methods and attributes in ABAP.
Public and private visibility is explained as well as the difference between static and instance components.
This video is an introduction to the new ways of thinking and the related concepts of OO (Object Oriented) ABAP. An example of encapsulating data
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Learn the difference between Row store and Column store, a new feature available for AS ABAP 7.4 (or higher) on SAP HANA. As an ABAP developer you should know when to use the correct type of storage to obtain better performance results in your ABAP programs.
Unit 1 – SAP System Architecture
Unit 2 – Object Navigator, Repository and ABAP Programs
Unit 3 – Transparent tables in the ABAP Dictionary
Unit 4 – Basic ABAP statements, ABAP Structures and ABAP Logical Expressions
Unit 5 – ABAP Data Retrieval
Unit 6 – SAP Analysis Tools
Unit 7 – ABAP Subroutines
Unit 8 – ABAP Events
Unit 9 – ABAP User Interface
Unit 10 – Function Modules, Methods, ALV and BAPI
Unit 11 – Adjusting SAP Standard Software
Unit 12 – ABAP Debugger, Selection Screens, and Table Controls
Unit 13 – ABAP Web Dynpro
Unit 14 – Advanced Topics
Unit 15 – Advanced Topics II
Object Oriented (OO) ABAP
ABAP for SAP HANA (Introduction)
OData and SAP Netweaver Gateway