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    This document provides an overview of using ABAP for BASIS. It discusses the ABAP Dictionary (SE11), which enables the definition of all types used in the SAP system. It also covers SPDD and SPAU, table maintenance (SM30), function modules, and EDI, ALE and IDOC. The document describes using the ABAP Dictionary to manage type definitions, working with transparent and clustered/pooled tables, primary and secondary indexes, and table buffering. It also differentiates between active and inactive object dictionary entries and performing table conversions.

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    This document provides an overview of using ABAP for BASIS. It discusses the ABAP Dictionary (SE11), which enables the definition of all types used in the SAP system. It also covers SPDD and SPAU, table maintenance (SM30), function modules, and EDI, ALE and IDOC. The document describes using the ABAP Dictionary to manage type definitions, working with transparent and clustered/pooled tables, primary and secondary indexes, and table buffering. It also differentiates between active and inactive object dictionary entries and performing table conversions.

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    Use of Abap in Basis

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    This document provides an overview of using ABAP for BASIS. It discusses the ABAP Dictionary (SE11), which enables the definition of all types used in the SAP system. It also covers SPDD and SPAU, table maintenance (SM30), function modules, and EDI, ALE and IDOC. The document describes using the ABAP Dictionary to manage type definitions, working with transparent and clustered/pooled tables, primary and secondary indexes, and table buffering. It also differentiates between active and inactive object dictionary entries and performing table conversions.

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    USE OF ABAP

    FOR BASIS
    BY
    Aditya Hardikar
    30th Jan 2014
    Overview

    ABAP Dictionary(SE11)

    SPDD AND SPAU

    TABLE MAINTAINENCE(SM30)

    FUNCTION MODULE

    EDI, ALE AND IDOC


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