Smart Forms are SAP’s graphical tool for creating and maintaining print forms. They were introduced as a replacement for SAPscript to simplify form development with a graphical, drag-and-drop interface and no need for a separate scripting language. Key Features: Built ...
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In SAP, pooled tables are a type of database table used to store data from multiple internal tables (called logical tables) within a single physical table in the database. Pooled tables help in reducing the number of database objects and ...
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 ...
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
Feature Transparent Table Pooled Table Cluster Table Physical Mapping 1:1 Many:1 Many:1 Data Compression No No Yes (compressed) Used For All-purpose Customizing data Related business data Supported in HANA? ✅ Yes ❌ No ❌ No Note: Pooled and Cluster tables are no longer supported in ...
Feature Overview Screen Single Screen Records Displayed Multiple (in table format) One at a time Editing Mode Mass/bulk editing Detailed editing Screen Layout Grid/List view Form view Navigation Can go to Single Screen No direct return to Overview (optional) Performance Faster for small data edits Better for complex data input Typical Tables Config tables, short master data Tables with many ...
FIELD-SYMBOLS are like pointers in other programming languages. They don’t store data themselves but rather point to memory locations dynamically. This is especially useful when you don’t know the field or structure you’re working with until runtime. Step 1: Declare an ...