sap abap Introduction

Introduction
  1. This book has been written with SAP Super-User and Consultants in mind. Whether your current job title is functional consultant, system support analyst, business consultant, project manager for something entirely different, if you are responsible for all have an interest in creating ABAP programs, then this book is for you. Much of the book is written in the "How-To" style and will allow anybody to follow along and create ABAP programs from scratch. It is written in such a way that each chapter builds on the last so that you become familiar in lots of different aspects of SAP ABAP programming to enable you to then start creating your own programs and understand programs you will find in your own SAP system. The principles and guidelines apply across all SAP modules whether you're writing programs for HR, FI, SD or one of the many other modules within SAP. Over my years of working with SAP systems I have had the great pleasure of working with some top-notch functional and technical consultants who know how to document, plan and develop SAP programs of all types. Likewise I have had the unpleasant experience of working with lower quality consultants, who either race through or stumble and stutter through their SAP work copying and pasting from one program or another resulting in difficult to support programs. This ultimately often results in project delays and cost overruns. The aim of this book is to help you understand how SAP ABAP programs are put together and developed so that you will produce detailed concise understandable and functional programs that correspond with your specifications and most importantly delivered on time and on budget. 

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