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    Introduction To ADT in Eclipse & HANA As Secondary DB

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    This document provides an introduction to Eclipse and the ABAP Development Tools (ADT) plugin. It discusses the key features of Eclipse as an integrated development environment and ADT for ABAP development. These features include a customizable user interface, support for multiple backend ABAP systems, efficient navigation and editing tools, and integration with the SAP GUI. The document also describes how to connect to and work with ABAP objects in Eclipse, including debugging and transport tools. It concludes with an overview of using SAP HANA as a secondary database for acceleration when connected to an ABAP system.

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    Introduction To ADT in Eclipse & HANA As Secondary DB

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    This document provides an introduction to Eclipse and the ABAP Development Tools (ADT) plugin. It discusses the key features of Eclipse as an integrated development environment and ADT for ABAP development. These features include a customizable user interface, support for multiple backend ABAP systems, efficient navigation and editing tools, and integration with the SAP GUI. The document also describes how to connect to and work with ABAP objects in Eclipse, including debugging and transport tools. It concludes with an overview of using SAP HANA as a secondary database for acceleration when connected to an ABAP system.

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    This document provides an introduction to Eclipse and the ABAP Development Tools (ADT) plugin. It discusses the key features of Eclipse as an integrated development environment and ADT for ABAP development. These features include a customizable user interface, support for multiple backend ABAP systems, efficient navigation and editing tools, and integration with the SAP GUI. The document also describes how to connect to and work with ABAP objects in Eclipse, including debugging and transport tools. It concludes with an overview of using SAP HANA as a secondary database for acceleration when connected to an ABAP system.

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    Introduction To ADT in Eclipse & HANA As Secondary DB

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    Ameer Syed
    This document provides an introduction to Eclipse and the ABAP Development Tools (ADT) plugin. It discusses the key features of Eclipse as an integrated development environment and ADT for ABAP development. These features include a customizable user interface, support for multiple backend ABAP systems, efficient navigation and editing tools, and integration with the SAP GUI. The document also describes how to connect to and work with ABAP objects in Eclipse, including debugging and transport tools. It concludes with an overview of using SAP HANA as a secondary database for acceleration when connected to an ABAP system.

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    Introduction to ADT in Eclipse

    &
    HANA as Secondary DB

    Topics to be discussed :
    What is Eclipse & ADT ?
    Key Features
    Benefits of ADT
    Components in Eclipse Window
    Working with ABAP objects
    HANA as Secondary Database

    What is Eclipse & ADT ?


    Eclipse
    Integrated Development
    Environment (IDE) Provides
    tools for coding, building,
    running and debugging
    applications. Originally
    designed for Java, now
    supports other languages
    o
    C, C++
    o
    Python,PHP, Ruby

    ADT
    ABAP Development Tools
    SAP's state-of-the-art IDE
    for ABAP development on
    the open Eclipse platform.

    Architecture

    Key Features
    Highly flexible, customizable Eclipse UI
    Configure Multiple back-end ABAP AS of different
    releases
    Display and edit functionality for multiple ABAP objects
    in parallel
    Fast search and navigation capabilities
    Advanced and efficient source code editing including
    refactoring support
    High-performance, failover-safe online development in
    several ABAP systems simultaneously

    Components of Eclipse window

    Connecting to ABAP BackEnd System

    Configuring multiple backend systems

    Connecting to ABAP BackEnd System

    Adding or Removing Favorite Package

    ABAP Development Objects

    SAP GUI Integration

    Resetting the perspective

    ABAP Source Code Editor

    ABAP Source Code Editor

    Code Templates and Custom Code


    Templates

    Frequently used functions

    Working with Bookmarks

    Marking Occurrences

    Checking ABAP Syntax Automatic


    syntax checks

    ABAP Resource URL

    Copying ABAP Resource URL

    Using ABAP Resource URL

    Where-used Lists

    ABAP Quick Fixes

    Renaming ABAP Variables

    Renaming ABAP Methods

    Revision History

    Comparing ABAP resources with


    Compare Editor

    Debugging ABAP Code

    Debug Perspective in Overview

    Displaying Internal Tables during


    Debugging

    ABAP trace

    ABAP Profiling the ABAP trace

    Transport Organizer View

    Accessing F1-ABAP Help

    ADT Shortcuts

    HANA Secondary DB
    Primary Database
    Each ABAP AS connected to a DBMS that contains ABAP
    Repository,Database tables and views defined in this systems
    ABAP dictionary.
    Secondary Database
    Possible to establish connections to additional DBMS called
    Secondary database connections
    SAP HANA used as Accelerator,When SAP HANA connected as
    secondary DBMS.

    Establishing Secondary Database


    connections
    Transaction : DBACOCKPIT
    Can be used to access local or remote database
    systems.
    Are maintained in DB table DBCON
    User authorization is required to access DB
    Every DBMS is identified by hostname and an instance
    number

    Access to a secondary DB with open


    SQL
    Syntax :

    Thank you

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