Following are the some of the features of ABAP
programming.
- Syntax of the ABAP is similar to COBOL
- ABAPStatements and keywords are case insensitive
- Custom ABAP programs must start with “Y” or “Z” and can be up to 30 characters in length
- ABAP is case sensitive during the comparison
- Every ABAP statement / expression must end with a period (Full Stop)
- Tokens within a statement must be separated by at least one space
Following are the some of the features of SAP ABAP Editor.
- The editor is similar to notepad
- Use CTRL+C to copy the selected portion of the source code
- Use CTRL+V to paste the selected portion of the source code
- Use CTRL+X to cut the selected portion of the source code
- Use CTRL+S key to save the program in the ABAP editor
- USE CTRL+F1 to transform from CHANGE/DISPLAY mode
- USE CTRL+F2 for syntax check
- USE CTRL+F3 for activating the program
- Use CTRL+< to comment the ABAP statement
- Use CTRL+> to uncomment ABAP statement
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