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It seems you are confused with the definition of structure. The structure does not contain any data. They just type definition.If you want to return or receive a structure as a parameter, that can be done using RFC.

This is because you are declaring constant as type c. The type c variable always trims the trailing space. I would suggest you define it as string as followsCONSTANTS: co_abc type string value ' b '.This will keep the trailing spaces.

There is a table TFDIR which contains all the information. You can use this table with FMODE=’R’ by transaction SE16. R denotes remote functions. If you want to check the return values of the function, you can use transaction SE37 by inputting the function in the search field.

Generally, it is not required to take the backup as SAP is very secure system and they keep the backup. But if you still want to take the backup, you would require creating a dummy destination, add the objects/your programs to transport and point it to that dummy destination and release it. Now you can keep the object s from dummy destination to any of your directory.

Note that if you specify an OPTIONS parameter with parenthesis, it will show an error. When you use Where (itab)In this case, itab has only one field with type C and shouldn’t be longer than 72 characters. “Itab” must be specified in parenthesis without any space between parenthesis and table name.You should use the same condition in the internal table as a condition in ABAP source code.

Both SE09 and SE10 were used in earlier releases of SAP for different purposes.SE09 – This was used for development of transportsSE10 – This was used for customizing the transports request. When you run SE10 in SAP ERP, you will get the same screen as in T-Code SE09 of Transport Organizer.In the latest version of SAP NetWeaver, both the Transactions are same.SE01 –This combines the features of both SE09 and SE10. Apart from that, there are many other features included in it like displaying specific transport request.

DBMS or Database Management system is basically the tool/interface required to manage the database.  For example, SQL server or a tool like MYSQL workbench is a DBMS. A DBMS is mainly used by or designed for technical people.ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning System) is a complete system with one database and number of function modules and has a number of inputs and output interfaces to be used by everyone. For example, there can be a user interface for customer or business people, another for technical people with various skills.So basically we can say that DBMS can be a subset of ERP.Read More

BAPI It is a short form for Business Application Programming Interface. It is a simple API used for business operations. It can be simple module function provided by SAP or it can be developed by the user as well. BAdI This is an abbreviation for Business Add-Ins. These are customer exits which are used to modify or customize existing SAP functionality. BAdI can be reused as they follow Object-oriented approach. Enhancements It is a modification of SAP functionality or adding new functionality possibly by using a BAdI class or any enhancement technique. Customer modification It is to customize existing function ... Read More

First, go to System → Status to find the program name. Now use the transaction SE38 or SE80 to view the source code.Alternatively, you can activate the debugging mode before running your transaction by keying in /h.

If you ever need to fetch the mapped program with a transaction, you need to call the transaction SE93. It will fetch you the program and variant of the selection screen.Now, if you need source code then you can use the transaction SE38 or SE80. If you also require Dynpro which is mapped against the program then use SE80.