Showing posts with label SAP ABAP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SAP ABAP. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 12, 2018

Performance tuning in ABAP Reports

To Improve Performance in SAP ABAP Reports
here are some tips:

  • Avoid SELECT *: Instead, select only the required fields to reduce unnecessary data retrieval and to speed up the report execution.

  • Use a WHERE clause: This limits the number of records retrieved and reduces the load on the database, improving performance.

  • Use internal tables: Storing data in internal tables instead of accessing database tables directly reduces the number of database accesses, which can improve performance.

  • Use field symbols: Using field symbols instead of data objects to access the data reduces memory consumption and can improve performance.

  • Avoid nested SELECT statements: Nested SELECT statements can increase the load on the database and negatively impact performance.

  • Use FOR ALL ENTRIES: Use the FOR ALL ENTRIES statement to retrieve data based on a set of keys instead of using nested SELECT statements, which can improve performance.

  • Optimize loops: Optimize loops to reduce the number of iterations, such as by using the LOOP AT … ASSIGNING statement instead of LOOP AT … INTO.

  • Use SORT and DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES: Use SORT and DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES statements to eliminate duplicates from internal tables, which can improve performance.

  • Use AT NEW and AT END statements: Use AT NEW and AT END statements to reduce the number of loops required to perform calculations on internal tables.

  • Use buffering: Use buffering to reduce database accesses by buffering data in memory, which can improve performance.

By implementing these tips, SAP ABAP reports can be improved to provide a better user experience.

Tuesday, September 11, 2018

Transport of Copies (TOC)

Transport of Copies (TOC) is a functionality in SAP ABAP that allows developers to copy objects between different systems or clients. This is particularly useful when developers need to transport objects, such as programs or tables, from a development system to a quality assurance or production system. It enables developers to make changes to the copied objects without affecting the original objects.


When using TOC, a developer creates a copy of an object in the source system and transports the copy to the target system. The copied object can then be modified in the target system without affecting the original object in the source system. Any changes made to the copied object in the target system can be transported back to the source system if necessary.


TOC can be used to copy a variety of objects in SAP ABAP, including programs, function modules, tables, views, and more. When transporting the copied objects, the developer can choose to include dependent objects such as data elements or domains to ensure that the copied objects are fully functional in the target system.


Overall, the TOC feature in SAP ABAP makes it easier for developers to transport copies of objects between systems or clients, simplifying the transport process and ensuring consistency across systems.