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ABAP Dictionary Objects
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Objectives
The participants will be able to:
Access the ABAP Dictionary
Discuss the Basic Objects of the ABAP
Dictionary
Define and create a Table, Data Element, and
Domain
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Accessing the ABAP Dictionary
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Table C Table B Table A
Data Element 1 Data Element 2
Domain
Basic Objects of the ABAP
Data Dictionary
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Tables
TABLE KNA1
(Customers)
Name 1 ORT01 MANDT KUNNR
Table: KNA1
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Create a Table
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Create a Table
Enter a Delivery Class
Table maintenance allowed checkbox
Enter a Short Text
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Domain Concept
Data Element 1 Data Element 2
Domain
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Table B Table A
Data Element 1
Data Elements
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Pre-Defined Data Elements
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Create a Data Element
Enter a Short Text
Enter a Domain
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Create a Data Element
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Data Element Documentation
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Domains
Table A
Data Elements
Domain
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Characteristics of Domains
Table A
Data Elements
Domain
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Allowed Values
Value Table
Domain
Domain
January
February
March
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December
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valid
values
invalid
values
Benefits of Using Allowed Values
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Create a Domain
Enter a Short Text
Enter a Data Type
Enter the number of characters
allowed for this Domain
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Create a Domain
Activate Icon
Assign a Value Table
Assign Single Values
Assign Interval Values
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Add Fields
Add Data Element ZXXFIRSTNAME
Enter the Field Name FIRSTNAME
Check the Primary Key Checkbox
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Maintain Technical Settings
Enter a Data Class
Enter a Size Category
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Using a Table in Program Code
TABLES: KNA1.

SELECT *
FROM KNA1.

WRITE: / KNA1-KUNNR,
KNA1-NAME1,
KNA1-ORT01.

ENDSELECT.

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Summary
At this point the participants should be able to:
Access the ABAP Dictionary.
discuss the Basic Objects of the ABAP
Dictionary
Define and create a Table, Data Element, and
Domain