Fabin Rasheed & Sleeba Paul recently brought alive Auria Kathi which is an amalgamation of art and science of a unique kind. It was something that intrigues everyone on either side of the coin. Fabin and Sleeba were generous in... Continue Reading →
CRUD is an acronym for Create, Read, Update and Delete operations are four basic functions in databases. In OData, it follows the same definition. Let's elaborate: Create: Any operation that sends data/instruction from UI Front End to SAP Backend to... Continue Reading →
The Lean Startup is one of the most widely read books on Lean Methodologies in the IT Sector. One of the reason is the ease with which author Eric Ries explains his idea of lean startup strategy without the baggage... Continue Reading →
Scenario: An ALV list is generated depicting the last 10 sales orders created by the user. If the user wants to repeat the same order, the user would select one of the orders and process to create a sales order... Continue Reading →
While READ statement is valid, ABAP has opened a new approach to fetching values from the internal table based on conditions. This is a more simplistic approach aiming at compact coding. Reading a table with index can be simplified as... Continue Reading →
Expanding on the subject last touched upon, following are a few more examples of how data declarations have been updated. For a method, originally parameters would have to be individually declared prior to usage. Any change in the method of... Continue Reading →
Consider a select with 10 fields out of a list of 30. The standard approach is to declare a Type, define an internal table or work area based on that Type and populate the internal table or work area in... Continue Reading →
Consider the construction of a building. What is the first thing that is finished? The foundation laying out a plan upon which the building is constructed. With a glimpse, pillars and walls can be identified and as the construction proceeds,... Continue Reading →
In the Melanie Griffith starrer Working Girl, in a crucial climax scene, Tess (Melanie) and industry mogul Oren Trask are in an elevator and Tess has to convince Trask about her idea before the elevator reaches the office floor. It... Continue Reading →
