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While designing the application, there would be lot of instances that we need to move methods, attributes, events or types from a class to another class or an interface. Basically we need to refactor them. But we have to do it manually, it would be too costly and tedeous task when we need to do…

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Sometimes, we start designing the class in the program itself. Later in the game, we learn that it would be great if we create this class out of the program and make it global. Thus we can make the class more reusable. We might think, why in the world we started with local class.

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Application Log II – New FMs

on September 8, 2011

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We’ll see how we can generate the Application Log using the New Set of Function Modules BAL* which are available since Release 4.6. We have already seen how to using the old set of the FMs APPL_LOG_*. Check SAP Help on availability of new FMs BAL*. Check my older post on basic configuration for generating…

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Moved to Own domain..!

on September 7, 2011

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Hello All, Over the past couple of months, I was thinking to move SAP ABAP Help blog to its own domain. Finally, I have decided to move it to domain: www.zevolving.com This new site would have lot of NEW features: New sections: Beginners(as highly demanded), Design Patterns & Design Principles, IDOC, performance and many more……

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I am proud to present first version of Chrome Extension for SAP ABAP Help Blog. This extension is also the first one SAP space. SAP ABAP Help extension is now available in the Chrome Web Store. This extension allow you to stay tuned with the Blog content – Both Post and Comments. If you are…

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When we design the Function Module, we can specify either Pass by Value or Pass by Reference for a parameter. It is very important to pay close attention while designing the FM where we are using the Table Types as the variables. Have you ever seen a situation where you can see the data in…

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