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This replaces the need for LOOP AT, IF, and APPEND all in one line—powerful and readable. *&---------------------------------------------------------------------* *& Report  ZREP_LCLCLASS *& *&---------------------------------------------------------------------* *& *& *&---------------------------------------------------------------------* REPORT zrep_lclclass. TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_user,          name   TYPE string,          status TYPE string,        END OF ty_user. DATA: lt_users TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF ty_user WITH EMPTY KEY,       lt_names TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF string WITH EMPTY KEY. lt_users = VALUE #(   ( name = 'Alice'   status = 'ACTIVE' )   ( name = 'Bob'     status = 'INACTIVE' )   ( name = 'Charlie' status = 'ACTIVE' ) ). lt_names = VALUE string_table(   FOR user IN lt_users   WHERE ( status = 'ACTIVE' )   ( user-name ) ). LOOP AT lt_names INTO DATA(name).   WRITE: / name. ENDLOOP. Output: Alice Charlie

An include is a code fragment stored separately and inserted into a program using the INCLUDE statement. It’s mainly used to split a large program into manageable blocks.  When to use: To split large programs into smaller reusable blocks. Often used for reusable ...

SAP R/3 is based on a 3-tier client-server architecture, which separates presentation, application, and database layers. This design provides scalability, flexibility, and better performance. Three-Tier Architecture: 1. Presentation Layer (Client Tier) Interface between the user and SAP system Usually a SAP ...

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Create TU in SAP Extended Warehouse Management – EWM

TRY.          lo_tu_cntrl->create_new_bo_tu( EXPORTING is_bo_tu_new = ls_new_tu_head                                         IMPORTING eo_bo_tu     = eo_bo_tu ). IF eo_bo_tu IS BOUND.             es_tu_act_num = eo_bo_tu->get_num( ).             APPEND es_tu_act_num TO lt_inkeys.          ENDIF.             lo_tu_cntrl->save( ). *--Commit work             COMMIT WORK AND WAIT.             tu_num = es_tu_act_num-tu_num.             "Log something in case of success           CATCH /scwm/cx_sr_error INTO lo_tu_exception.             ROLLBACK WORK. *--Log something in case of error

How can you extract specific fields from an internal table using FOR … WHERE inside a VALUE expression?

This creates a new string table containing only the names of users whose status = ‘ACTIVE’—short, clean, and readable. — REDUCE Example —Total Amount: 500 Output: — FILTER Example —Alice ACTIVECharlie ACTIVE — FOR Expression Example —AliceCharlie

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