2 - SAP ABAP New Syntax - Inline Data Declarations

-Explanation of Explicit Data Declarations and Inline Data Declarations.
-Practical Demonstration of Explicit Data Declarations and Inline Data Declarations.

[@bhushangayake2840]

First of Thank you so much sir for starting this series. For the new learner it was always difficult to understand this topic. But the way you taught this topic like 9 or 10 std candidate will also understand this topic. Thanks a lot again

[@sapabapbyrahulmehta]

Thank you very much Bhushan.

[@gowthamit4531]

Thank you sir for starting this series ❤

[@BeChoosy]

Thank you ❤

[@Rajasekharabap]

Excellent sir tq

[@Words-With-Emotions]

Thank you Sir❤

[@JosephKurivila-ob2kg]

When will you start odata service ? Eagerly waiting for sir

[@sapabapbyrahulmehta]

Hello Joseph - I don't have setup/SAP Gateway Client/necessary configurations which are needed for ODATA, so I will not be able to take this topic currently.

[@JosephKurivila-ob2kg]

@@sapabapbyrahulmehta thank you sir for your reply, As a fresher it's very helpful to learn apab from your tutorial ..

[@Gathering_wisdom]

At what date this new syntax came? just to know for interview because I fear if I write this in my resume that i am updated about new syntax and list in line data declaration and he might respond that it is one year old and there are new syntax as of today as the interviewer might be more updated and think that I wrote this just for sake of resume so can u please share how someone can stay updated about what's new in the ABAP how do u get to know ?

[@sapabapbyrahulmehta]

You need to go to HELP.SAP.COM . whatever is new in SAP in every release we can find here itself. Suppose you want to check what is new in SAP ERP or what is new in S/4 HANA, you will find the links under Enterprise Resource Planning. You can search based upon keywords, you will find the release notes also.

[@bharathreddyk30]

THANK YOU

[@bhushangayake2840]

I've question that So is it a smart intelligence that it automatically take data type (CHAR or N or INT) as we are not declaring data type. Can we check what data type it is taking inside?

[@sapabapbyrahulmehta]

Yes, we can check the type in the debugging mode.

[@sapabapbyrahulmehta]

Yes, We can check the type in the debugging mode.

[@bhushangayake2840]

Thank you so much sir

[@Gathering_wisdom]

but what about the type of that data? numeric? char? etc.....?

[@sapabapbyrahulmehta]

It will take the datatype automatically, you can check in the debugging mode.

[@adityagupta914]

Please start ABAP ON HANA Topics like CDS , AMDP , Table function

[@sapabapbyrahulmehta]

Hello Aditya - ABAP on HANA will take time from my end to start as currently I am targeting those topics which can be covered in less span of time.

[@Keeplearning83]

If we use inline declaration in one perform routine, let say we define an internal table with inline declaration, can we use that in another subroutine? I tried system is giving error object not declared Perform get. Perform show. My internal table with inline declaration is in perform get.

[@sapabapbyrahulmehta]

That is not possible. Declaration in one subroutine is dedicated to that subroutine only. We can not use in another subroutine.

[@Keeplearning83]

Thanks for your reply,. So we cannot use modularisation techniques with new ABAP syntax

[@sapabapbyrahulmehta]

@@Keeplearning83 We can. Suppose you are writing logic in a FM or subroutine, we can write by using inline declarations. We can write SQL queries by using new syntax.