On a high level, both the tables are almost same as both of them deal with storing details about profiles which are generated for a role.Let’s talk about AGR_PROF first. It stores the text of the generated profile which is dependent on language. It stores profile Id as well. So, it results in having only at max one possible combination of a profile and language which is referred to a master profile.To view further details about this Table “AGR_PROF” and the data within it using the relevant SAP transactions such as SE11, SE80 or SE16. Below shows SE11 T-Code −Now ... Read More

The answer is very naïve. If you have any quantity fields or currency fields, you require reference columns and reference table. You need to just add the reference field and table for any such columns in your table.

Yes, there are user specific text settings which can let you stroke in Uppercase or lowercase whatever is you choice. Go to ABAP Editor initial screen using T-Code: SE38You need to go settings under utilities tab. With utilities select ABAP editor tab. Once you have selected ABAP editor tab, select pretty printer section. You will have a handful of options to choose from.

You just need to make a small change. You need to add an “If condition” for handling the tab as shown below − if CO gc_hex_char I think it should sort out your issue and neither it looks like hardcoding or a wrong implementation.

You can get similar things done in many ways. You can use an internal table usage or a range table.Let me showcase an example with an internal table for your reference.SELECT Id, Name, DOB FROM sEmployee INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE result_tab FOR ALL ENTRIES IN internal_tab // internal_tab is an internal table defined with columns WHERE Id = internal_tab -Id AND Name = internal_tab –Name

You are using the structure Password for resetting the password. It is of type “BAPIPWD” and comprises of a field which is again named as “BAPIPWD”When you need to reset the password, you need to specify the correct field name instead of password.JCO.Structure structPassword = userChangeInput.getStructure("PASSWORD"); sPassword.setValue(nPassword, "BAPIPWD");

Yes, it can be done but you need to compute the dynamic field.Firstly, you need to mention that the binding is complex so change the flag −“data-sap-ui-bindingSyntax="complex" ”. Then have a helper function which can be used for formatting.fnImageFmtr: function(value) {    var imgSrc = "Image" + value;    return imgSrc; }And lastly, use the function in the image tag in the XML view.

I think you are missing the basic part over here. You have modified the document but you need to save it too.If you would have noticed after you had made changes to the document. Its state would have been updated to ‘Modified’ from the previous state which could be ‘Unused’ or ‘Original’.Now you need to send a PUT request, once the PUT request is processed for the requested document, then the change (data source of the data provider) will be updated in the repository as well.

You can try below sample code. I would suggest you to try using this:public class Program {    static void Main(string[] args) {       SapConnection con = new SapConnection();       RfcDestinationManager.RegisterDestinationConfiguration(con);       RfcDestination dest = RfcDestinationManager.GetDestination("NSP");       RfcRepository repo = dest.Repository;       IRfcFunction fReadTable = repo.CreateFunction("ZSOMA");       fReadTable.SetValue("I_NRO1", 1);       fReadTable.SetValue("I_NRO2", 2);       fReadTable.Invoke(dest);             var result = fReadTable.GetValue("E_RESULT");       Console.WriteLine(result.ToString());       Console.ReadLine();     } } public class SapConnection : IDestinationConfiguration { ... Read More

I think you better use the ParseExact method available over DateTime type. It should work.Please find the code snippet for reference −string dateFormat = "dd.mm.yyyy hh:mm:tt"; DateTime finalDate = DateTime.ParseExact(argumentDate, dateFormat, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);