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05 Jun 07
ABAP Trial Version for Newbies
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- The ABAP Dictionary (SE11) defines the technical properties of a database table such as the name and the data type of each column. It is possible to define the syntactic and the semantic properties of a data type separately from each other, the semantic properties in the Data Element, the syntactic properties in the Domain.
- Typical semantic properties are the field labels and the reference to a Search Help. So we know by now where the value help that seemed to appear by magic is defined: In the Data Element of S_CARR_ID. A Search Help defined there can also be used in a Web Dynpro ABAP application.
- The Data Browser (SE16) is the place where we can get an overview of all the entries of a database table. We can navigate there via the ABAP Dictionary as we have seen, but we might, of course, also open another session, input SE16 as an ok code and enter the name of the relevant database table there.
- The Parameters command is very simple to use and still a powerful means to create a UI for user input. But nowadays you should use it for test purposes only because it is based on classic technology.
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ABAP Trial Version for Newbies
03 Apr 07
Forum Thread
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Also, the event queue is optional, and was not created to combat this performance overhead, its main purpose is to throttle peak loads, e.g. if you run a batch process that triggers 5000 workflows. Each uses a dialog session, thus it will hog the system until all are processed. Using the queue you can slow this down to x/minute or whatever. Paradoxically, starting a WF directly you no longer have that option and could in fact create exactly the problem the queue was designed for.
Try it: loop 2000 times and do a SWW_WI_START on a WF with a background task and see what happens :-) -
Need I mention that maybe in 6 months time you might want to restrict something, add a start condition, trigger a second WF... Use Event - no problem.
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19 Jan 07
XI: Are you Independent...from your dependencies?
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"To make the objects shipped by SAP available in your software component version, assign the SAP BASIS 640
software component version to your software component version as a subordinate software component version" -
"You use usage dependencies to define the software components on which the new software component is based"
08 Jan 07
Walkthrough with BPM
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When to use BPM
1.Control/Monitor the messages in XI
2. Collect/Merge the messages in XI
3. Split the messages in XI
4. To Multicast an Message
5. Send an Alert
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