Again very descriptive presentation. I would like to ask you to prepare a video tutorial for the new LOOP ... GROUP BY. I needed a lot and I am trying to understand how it is working. Again Thanks
Hi Gaurav, I’m using Visual Studio Code and you can find my video on how to set it up with your SAP system here - th-cam.com/video/hzjNnRcYmqY/w-d-xo.html
Very nice video Brendon ... One request , could you please help us in doing video series for OO concepts taking real world examples with ABAP new syntaxes.
hey brandon excellent videos. In one video you use eclipse in the other one VS for ABAP Development. What are the pros and cons of each editor? I want to go away from se80 but whats the better choice? A colleague uses eclipse because there is a simple right click function to capsule coding very easy and comfortable. Is that a feature of VS too?
Can you do video on interfaces and abstract class. Not the theory but real world application. I know what they are, but not sure how to integrate in my development. Currently, it is just one large class.
Very helpful .. Need information how to debug a for operator. and How if two tables are involved then how to get the count for the second table entries. DATA(l_reg_count_r) = REDUCE i( INIT i = 0 FOR IN it_objects FOR IN lit_entity_r_i WHERE ( emp_pernr = -realo ) NEXT i = i + 1 ).
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Your contents are very good, they help me a lot, congratulations!
Amazing! This reminds me of collect statement in ABAP . But this reduce statement can be used for integer/text/strings.
excellent explanation, thanks a lot, very helpful.
Again very descriptive presentation. I would like to ask you to prepare a video tutorial for the new LOOP ... GROUP BY. I needed a lot and I am trying to understand how it is working. Again Thanks
Thanks Elias! The LOOP AT... GROUP BY is part of the advanced ABAP series and a video on it is coming very soon!
Here is the new video on LOOP AT... GROUP BY - th-cam.com/video/Cj0LAqMVPXU/w-d-xo.html :)
@@brandcaul Thanks. I already have seen it.
We need more videos from you. Could you please start uploading again.
Great stuff✌️
Please let me know about IDE that you are using in this example. Is it ADT? it looks different. please share detail.
Hi Gaurav, I’m using Visual Studio Code and you can find my video on how to set it up with your SAP system here - th-cam.com/video/hzjNnRcYmqY/w-d-xo.html
Very nice video Brendon ... One request , could you please help us in doing video series for OO concepts taking real world examples with ABAP new syntaxes.
Thanks Pavan! I’ll add that to the ABAP series 🙂
@@brandcaul Thanks a lot Brandon !!! for sharing your knowledge . .Hoping to see you doing You tube live premiere .
hey brandon excellent videos. In one video you use eclipse in the other one VS for ABAP Development. What are the pros and cons of each editor? I want to go away from se80 but whats the better choice?
A colleague uses eclipse because there is a simple right click function to capsule coding very easy and comfortable. Is that a feature of VS too?
Can you do video on interfaces and abstract class. Not the theory but real world application. I know what they are, but not sure how to integrate in my development. Currently, it is just one large class.
Hi Arun, I’ll add some practical Interfacing and abstraction to the list 🙂
Very helpful ..
Need information how to debug a for operator. and How if two tables are involved then how to get the count for the second table entries.
DATA(l_reg_count_r) = REDUCE i( INIT i = 0
FOR IN it_objects
FOR IN lit_entity_r_i
WHERE ( emp_pernr = -realo )
NEXT i = i + 1
).
Check you nested FOR loop. The documentation online form SAP should show you how to nest them :) Otherwise the ABAP debugger is your friend!
Will look into it more
@@brandcaul your videos are more explainatory on basics .. Thanks alot for videos