Feature SAPscript Smart Forms Adobe Forms UI/Editor Text-based Graphical Graphical (Adobe Designer) Complexity Handling Low Medium High Interactivity No No Yes Output Types Print Print, PDF Interactive PDF Scripting Language SAPscript language ABAP JavaScript (in forms) Maintenance Difficult Easier Easier (but more setup) External Integration Limited Medium High (Web Dynpro, etc.) Performance Fast Medium Medium-Slow (for large PDFs) ADS Required No No Yes
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It stores the value of a variable or field at the time the line is being written to the list. Later, when that line is clicked (e.g., in an AT LINE-SELECTION event), the hidden values are automatically restored. How ...
The SELECT statement in SAP ABAP is used to retrieve data from database tables into internal tables or variables. It’s one of the most powerful and frequently used Open SQL statements in ABAP and helps interact with the underlying SAP ...
Access specifiers define the visibility and accessibility of class components such as attributes, methods, and events. They help in implementing encapsulation, a core concept of object-oriented programming (OOP), by controlling which parts of a class can be accessed from outside ...
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SAP BTP (Business Technology Platform) is SAP’s cloud platform that combines application development, integration, data management, and analytics in a unified environment. It enables developers—including ABAP experts—to build and extend enterprise applications efficiently, following modern cloud principles. ABAP is no longer ...
AT SELECTION-SCREEN OUTPUT Purpose:This event is triggered before the selection screen is displayed to the user. Use Case:To modify the selection screen dynamically — for example, to hide/show fields, enable/disable them, or set default values based on conditions.
Using an AMDP (ABAP Managed Database Procedure) inside another AMDP can be useful in specific scenarios, especially when trying to modularize complex logic or reuse database-side procedures. However, it comes with certain considerations and limitations. Code Reusability If you have logic encapsulated ...