
Learn how to find SAP service providers, compare access options such as Hana and S/4HANA, and choose a suitable access level—including the cheapest basic option and private access.
Access SAP by installing the SAP GUI on your desktop or using a remote desktop for S/4HANA. Use provider details—application server, instance number, system ID—to log in.
Learn to quickly ramp up in a new SAP system by reviewing configuration and enterprise structure, exploring sales document types, and testing end-to-end processes from orders to billing.
Learn how SE16H in SAP S/4HANA aggregates and sums purchase data with outer join and group by company code. Explore field selection and multi-criteria grouping to avoid exporting to Excel.
Learn to perform an outer join in SE16H by linking the purchase document header (EKKO) and item (EKPO) tables, selecting fields like document number, item, material, and quantity.
Examine the SAP roadmaps for EC decommissioning and S/4 HANA, including migration paths from EC six to S/4 HANA and 2025 compatibility mode cessation for shipments and logistics execution.
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Learn the basics of programming with SAP ABAP, including the Hello World example, comments, declarations, data types, and writing output to the screen.
Use the SAP debugging toolkit to trace a standard sales order pricing procedure, identify how profit margin is calculated from net value and cost, and pinpoint where the value diverges.
Navigate Eclipse to access Hana server, install Hana Studio plugin, and write Hana code such as CDS views and SQL procedures; learn debugging CDS and AMP technology with Eclipse.
Explore core data service in SAP HANA, a database side stored procedure seen as a table, and learn how KDS views accelerate large data selects and debugging with Hana Studio.
Debug cds queries in eclipse using data preview and the sql console to add filters and refine selects without changing the cds view.
Explore ABAP managed database procedures (AMDP) on SAP HANA, a stored procedure executed on the database level for speed with large datasets and KPI reports, debugging in SAP and Eclipse.
Future proof your career today!
From the creators of "Debugging SAP ABAP Code For Non Programmers", upgrading your debugging skills to include SAP S/4 and HANA technologies. This course is perfect for non-programmers and functional consultants who want to enhance their debugging upgrade to S/4 and HANA.
Update 2020 : Update the video on how to get a free SAP trial as to include Azure service
Do you know how to debug CDS, AMDP (New HANA technologies) or Fiori? These are “must have” skills in today's the SAP S/4 market, and these skills are in demand!
The aim of this course is to teach you how to debug these new programming technologies using easy, step by step real life SAP examples without having to learn any programming. There is no "Hello World" here!
In this course, you will learn:
The new HANA technologies, CDS (Core Data Services) and AMDP (ABAP Managed Database Procedures). We will explain what they are, how to use them and how to debug them in ERP and Eclipse.
How to navigate and debug in Eclipse. All new HANA code will be done in this environment and not in ERP
How to use and debug BADIs as compared to user-exit. We will also teach you how to check all active BADIs relevant for a transaction.
SAP Webservices and how to debug them.
Debugging SAP Fiori.
Topics such as Smarforms and export/import memory
Finally, we show you the best method to debug SAP standard code! Not an easy task.
So, learn by watching us go step by step, debugging code, and we have you debugging SAP code in no time.
This course is aimed at non-programmers so we do not cover complicated programming theory or complicated SAP code logic (let's leave that to the programmers), but rather focusing on practical step by step demonstrations.
So why waste hundreds of dollars and hours taking SAP courses in an attempt to learn everything about programming just to write "Hello World" on screen. Learn all the NEW "tricks of the trade" on debugging code from Abdul Maulud and Omar Lucero, both are veterans in SAP and have been debugging code for most of their consulting life.
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Update in 2025 : Update course content to include using AI with SAP
Updated in 2024 : Update on field symbols and how to use watchpoints with FS.