This one is for the CRM developers out there. A very specific topic this time: BPath. What is it? BPath is a query language from which you can access data and objects in the Business Object Layer by specifying commands in a character string. It doesn't allow for things you cannot do otherwise but it certainly allows you to do things in a much more compact and code-efficient way.
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Wednesday, January 29, 2014
The power of BPath
Labels:
ABAP,
BOL,
Business Object Layer,
Business Objects,
Entity
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Access Sequence on Role Cofiguration key

Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Open a URL after a button click in the CRM Webclient

Wednesday, January 8, 2014
There’s more than just the F2 in the WebUI..

This is very useful information which can be used to determine which components are used and (current) configurations that are called. However, more shortcuts are available in the WebUI that are not so familiar. Today’s blog lists them all out.
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
ABAP debugger Tips & Tricks
At this moment there are two versions of the ABAP debugger, the old debugger and the new debugger available as of SAP Net Weaver 2004. With the new debugger, the functionality of the ABAP Debugger has increased tremendously.
Every now and then someone surprises me with functionality that I didn’t know was available. That's the reason that I’m writing this blog so that I can share some of the findings within the debugger that made my life easier.
1. External breakpoints using Terminal ID;
2. Saving function module parameters;
3. Configure table layout with the table tool.
Every now and then someone surprises me with functionality that I didn’t know was available. That's the reason that I’m writing this blog so that I can share some of the findings within the debugger that made my life easier.
1. External breakpoints using Terminal ID;
2. Saving function module parameters;
3. Configure table layout with the table tool.
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