SAP ABAP [2020] - ABAP 7.40/7.50 - Inner Join

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SAP ABAP [2020] - ABAP 7.40/7.50- Inner Join
In this session, we will discuss how to do an inner join between multiple tables.

What is SAP ABAP?
ABAP is a high-level programming language created by the German software company SAP SE.
ABAP is one of the many application-specific 4th generation languages first developed in the 1980s.
It was originally the report language for SAP R/2, a platform that enabled large corporations to build mainframe business applications for materials management and financial and management accounting.

In ABAP we have basically 2 types of programs:
1)Reports
2)Module pools

The module pool program defines more complex patterns of user interaction using a collection of screens.
The term “screen” refers to the actual, physical image that the user sees.
Each screen also has a "flow logic", which refers to the ABAP code implicitly invoked by the screens, which is divided into a "PBO" (Process Before Output) and "PAI" (Process After Input) section.

Dynpro - Dynamic program - refers to the combination of the screen and its flow logic.
Introduction to ABAP module pool programming.

Module pool programs are also called dialog programs.

The module Pool programs are basically reports that are prepared for different screens and to manage the sequence of events of these screens.

In the transaction SE80, you can see all the dynpros that you have for this kind of report, add new ones, add all types of elements to the report.

In this program, we will discuss new syntaxes in ABAP 7.40

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Thank you sooraj for this great video please do more videos❣

jagadeeshbalaga

thank you so much ❤ best explanation❤❤‍🔥🔥

ashishagrawal

Priceless.

Thank you very much for the video tutorial
with awesome usage examples.

TheEnlightened

Hi Sooraj,

Great Job and love the way you explain.

bagulprem

Hi.. very informative videos.. but why have you stopped posting them?

sasirekha

Thanks Sooraj, very helpful and clear :)

Axidy

Yes please explain also the other variations.. left outer join... roght outer join.. etc

gordanaspicer

@sooraj thank you so much for noting my request and did the vedio. Lots lots of thanks I didn't watched the vedio before only I am adding comment because if you do any vedio it will be crystal clear I feel thank you

sanjureddy

GREAT LEARNING... THANKS FOR SHARING ❤️🎉👏😊

rvdadhich

Can we display this in alv grid display? If yes, how to do that?

manusekaran

thank you soorja, very helpful :) keep it up (Y)

sujitsah

Nicely explained. I'd add a caveat if I may: It is possible to join more than three database tables.

Generally, this is not a good idea. It will certainly work as written but, in my experience, 'what is written' is often not what the programmer thinks is written. You are unlikely to be thought well-of by the poor programmer that has to modify your code in the future either. In fact, you are unlikely to thank yourself, even if you are making the modification.

Keep it simple.

PhilJonesIII

Thank you for this video.
Will you be getting the same output if you remove all parenthesis from the inner join statements?

dyrim

I'm a beginner in abap:) help me understand the scope and future of this lang and career opportunities in it... I am currently being trained on it by the company although didn't i want it... :(

amansrivastava

In this statement : INTO TABLE @DATA ( it_final ) the internal table (it_final) takes which structure? the structure from the selected fields, right? Thanks for the video.

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