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  1. Download some ABAP tips and sample code. AUTHOR: Kevin Wilson

  2. BAPI JCO - Step by step procedure for creating a BAPI and connecting it using a Java servlet. Also included is how to configure Apache tomcat Webserver. (1MB PDF - Nagesh)

  3. Simple ALV Report (Schlegel, Martin)

  4. Convert output to PDF
  5. Restricting selection options
  6. Progress Indicator
  7. Popup Help
  8. Outstanding PO Report
  9. Lock / Unlock Editor Lock Field
  10. Left column scroll lock
  11. Preventing same job name from being executed twice
  12. Hiding ABAP Source Code
  13. Working with Excel in ABAP
  14. Export data from Excel
  15. Creating a dynamic structure
  16. Printing Select options in your report
  17. Daily cash receipts
  18. Create local directory
  19. Check for Holiday
  20. ALV Aged Trial Balance Report
  21. ABAP Development Objects Quick Tool AUTHOR Darren Moore
  22. Using Custom Number Range Objects
  23. Adding custom fields to VBAK and VBAP AUTHOR: Kevin Wilson
  24. Sending an attachment via EMail
  25. Mass Display - Print of Material Master Changed History (www.sap-img.com)
  26. Mass Display - Print of PO History (www.sap-img.com)
  27. Simple ALV Report AUTHOR: Martin Schlegel
  28. Export Internal Table to XML AUTHOR: Moises Moreno
  29. Find User exits with a TCode AUTHOR: Quintus Aucamp
  30. Function Module to send email (By user name) AUTHOR: Kevin Wilson
  31. ABAP Tetris AUTHOR: Sergey Shumakov
  32. Search help- Connecting to an external source using Java Connector AUTHOR: Bob Billings
  33. SAP User Monitor Utility - Very useful for sending popup messages to users
  34. Purchase Order History
  35. Desktop Office Integration
  36. GL Account Download
  37. Sending an HTML EMail from SAP
  38. ABAP Unix directory listing browser - Neat utility to browse Unix file systems from within SAP.
  39. Subscreen Creation in ABAP
  40. Sales Order Flow – Tree Report AUTHOR: Bob Billings and Kevin Wilson
  41. Prevent Background Job from being submitted more than once
  42. ITS WebRFC programming AUTHOR: Kevin Wilson Do you want to add links to your web-enabled reports?
  43. Spool from SAP to Acrobat format AUTHOR:Carel Oberholzer - Print any spool file from SAP in PDF format. 
  44. Step-by-step guide on how to add drill down capability to your existing reports.
  45. Send an EMail in your ABAP AUTHOR: Kevin Wilson
  46. Read SAP Data from an external source using STARTRFC AUTHOR: Bob Billings
  47. Load table from UNIX file AUTHOR: Judit Rakovits
  48. Interactive ABAP Reports AUTHOR: Judit Rakovits
  49. BDC and Call Transaction AUTHOR: Bence Toth Choose a transaction and write a Batch Input program with 'Call Transaction'. Do not use the Messagetab feature of 'Call Transaction'. In this case the last error message will be at the SY-MSG* system fields. Recreate the complete error message from table T100! (This example is also used by the demonstration of SY-MSG* system  fields)
  50. PDF Report Creation
  51. ABAP - Idoc Related AUTHOR: Kevin Wilson
  52. Mass Select and Print Material Master Changed History
  53. Automatic EMail Configuration (Message Control)
  54. Transfer files to-from server
  55. Search for Corrections and Transports by Object
  56. Solitaire
  57. Copy SAP table definition to a local file
  58. Compare 2 files and show the differences
  59. Hangman
  60. Battleships AUTHOR: Kevin Wilson
  61. Minesweeper
  62. Connect 4
  63. User exit documentation from SAP
  64. Internal table documentation
  65. Table browser
  66. Upload - Download ABAP with dynpros, CUA, attr, text and includes
  67. Up-Download SAPScript layouts
  68. How to define types and data objects
  69. A Few Simple Examples
  70. Working with database tables and internal tables
  71. Designing a report
  72. The Syntax of ABAP/4 Programs
  73. Three approaches to define data objects
  74. Types, data, constants
  75. Character types
  76. Numbers
  77. Date and time
  78. Hexadecimal (or binary) data
  79. Records and internal tables
  80. Complex Non-Elementary Types and Data Objects
  81. Using system fields
  82. Working with tables from the Dictionary
  83. Copying fields
  84. Simple examples of field conversion
  85. Converting character fields
  86. Converting number fields
  87. Converting date fields
  88. Copying structured objects
  89. Arithmetic Expressions and Mathematical Functions
  90. String Operations
  91. Special conversions
  92. Using the Basic Layout Formats
  93. Customizing pages
  94. Skipping lines
  95. Setting the layout position of fields
  96. Using symbols and icons
  97. Using colors
  98. Type-Specific Output Options
  99. Multi-Language Support
  100. External flow of control (events)
  101. Internal flow of control (if, case, do, while)
  102. Simple form (local subroutine of a program)
  103. Local data in a form
  104. Using static variables
  105. Using interface parameters of a form
  106. Classifying parameters
  107. Using table parameters
  108. Type check for form parameters
  109. Form parameters without type reference
  110. Form parameters with generic types
  111. Calling a function
  112. Recursive calls
  113. A simple query
  114. Using an alternative work area
  115. Using internal tables as snapshots of database tables
  116. Using where clauses
  117. Reading single entries
  118. Selecting single fields
  119. Getting statistical information
  120. Ordering query results
  121. Using Select-Options
  122. Using a dynamic table name
  123. Obtaining data with nested select loops
  124. Using Internal Tables for Selection Criteria
  125. A simple internal table
  126. Internal tables with header lines
  127. Filling an internal table from a database table
  128. Appending single lines
  129. Appending multiple lines
  130. Inserting lines at a specified position
  131. Inserting lines at a specified position
  132. Inserting single entries in a database table
  133. Inserting multiple lines in a database table
  134. Updating single entries in a database table
  135. Updating multiple entries in a database table
  136. Modifying single entries in a database table
  137. Modifying multiple entries in a database table
  138. Deleting single entries from a database table
  139. Deleting multiple entries from a database table
  140. Exporting to the ABAP/4 Memory
  141. Importing from the ABAP/4 Memory
  142. Using select statements
  143. Using a Logical Database
  144. Using the events start-of-selection and end-of-selection
  145. Working with get events
  146. Parameters on the selection screen
  147. Working with Select-Options
  148. Selection screen events
  149. Double-clicking
  150. Clicking on a hotspot area
  151. Pop-up Screens
  152. Working with the hide command
  153. Tabular lists
  154. Sample report with selection criteria
  155. Running a report
  156. Displaying the selection screen
  157. Sample dialog program (flight reservation)
  158. Dynamic sort command
  159. Dynamic sort command with several sort criteria
  160. Dynamic read table command
  161. Dynamic subtotals
  162. Dynamic Open SQL Commands: table name
  163. Dynamic Open SQL Commands: table name
  164. External perform (caller)
  165. External perform (called form)
  166. Dynamic external perform (call back form)
  167. Dynamic external perform
  168. Working with Field Symbols
  169. Using Field Symbols for variable parts of fields
  170. Using Field Symbols for components of a structure
  171. Working with temporary programs
  172. Syntax errors in temporary programs
  173. A real life example for using a temporary program
  174. Generating a persistent program
  175. Transferring data to a file
  176. Reading data from a file
  177. Transferring data to a file (presentation server)
  178. Reading data from a file (presentation server)
  179. Sample program for OLE Automation

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