I started coding in ABAP two month ago, and I really need to get something from your experience. You are really helping for thousands of people... thank you for your work, keep going!
I have started learning ABAP from last 3 months, your videos were really helping me a lot to get clarity on the concept and I am also learning a lot from your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I have a small request for you...Can you please make some videos on HRFORMS [(Time statement, payslip) like adding fields in the payslips, calculating the leaves left out for the users] . Please try to make a video on HRFORMS. Thank you in advance.
Small simplification suggestions: LOOP AT lt_spfli REFERENCE INTO DATA(lr_group) GROUP BY ( carrid = lr_group->carrid cityfrom = lr_group->cityfrom ) ASCENDING. lt_members = VALUE #( FOR IN GROUP lr_group ( ) ). cl_demo_output=>write( lt_members ). ENDLOOP.
Hi Arunkamath, you can still use ENDAT and IF ELSE but using LOOP AT... GROUP BY or REDUCE is a more readable and concise way of handling the data in my opinion ;) it’s up to the developer at the end of the day.
@@brandcaul no no. I was asking whether this is similar to what we can achieve with at end at. Thanks for clarifying. Will try to incorporate this from now on.
There is a favor If I may ask, I know it might sound very beginner content to put on your channel, but this could have been beneficial for many starters if you could start teaching with these important topics like...Read table, Loop at, For all entries... as an experienced I would like to know which way is a time and performance efficient , at what kind of situations would you recommend to use .. I wrote a code which had select single inside loop and it did really drop the performance when I received more than hundred data ... at times when we can't use read table, which way would be preferably,,,,Thank you in advance!
I started coding in ABAP two month ago, and I really need to get something from your experience. You are really helping for thousands of people... thank you for your work, keep going!
Thanks very much Sadorbek! :)
I have started learning ABAP from last 3 months, your videos were really helping me a lot to get clarity on the concept and I am also learning a lot from your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I have a small request for you...Can you please make some videos on HRFORMS [(Time statement, payslip) like adding fields in the payslips, calculating the leaves left out for the users] . Please try to make a video on HRFORMS. Thank you in advance.
Please make more videos! I haven't found anyone on youtube as helpful in SAP or ABAP as you! Love your videos. Thank you so much!
Awesome as usual, Brandon!
Thanks Denis! :)
Thanks a lot ! that solution saved me asf !
Hello, Brandon! Thanks for your videos! Could you explain deeper about up cast and down cast?
Hi Daniel, many of my colleagues have asked for a video on this as well so it will be coming very soon! :)
good simple and effective explanation , Thanks!
Very informative video Brandon
Hi, thanks for the information. I want to ask, how to open Sap Gui at 2:50 ?
Small simplification suggestions:
LOOP AT lt_spfli REFERENCE INTO DATA(lr_group)
GROUP BY ( carrid = lr_group->carrid cityfrom = lr_group->cityfrom )
ASCENDING.
lt_members = VALUE #( FOR IN GROUP lr_group ( ) ).
cl_demo_output=>write( lt_members ).
ENDLOOP.
Hi Brandon...good one thanks...can you show us how to use read with Binary search and exit loop using new syntax..thanks subba
Thanks Brandon. A small doubt , how is it different from using GROUP BY in SELECT statement directly?
Hey Brandon, sadly you didnt post anymore video.
wondering what happened..
Good stuff. What is the editor that you use ?
hi~i just have a question...
VS code can execute SAP GUI after press F5 key ?
thanks your usefull video ^^*
Hi Brandon, is it a replacement for at endat? Can't we just group by while selecting the data? And then achieve this with control statements.
Hi Arunkamath, you can still use ENDAT and IF ELSE but using LOOP AT... GROUP BY or REDUCE is a more readable and concise way of handling the data in my opinion ;) it’s up to the developer at the end of the day.
@@brandcaul no no. I was asking whether this is similar to what we can achieve with at end at. Thanks for clarifying. Will try to incorporate this from now on.
There is a favor If I may ask, I know it might sound very beginner content to put on your channel, but this could have been beneficial for many starters if you could start teaching with these important topics like...Read table, Loop at, For all entries... as an experienced I would like to know which way is a time and performance efficient , at what kind of situations would you recommend to use ..
I wrote a code which had select single inside loop and it did really drop the performance when I received more than hundred data ... at times when we can't use read table, which way would be preferably,,,,Thank you in advance!
Hi Sadorbek, I will definately put an ABAP basics course in the pipeline for an upcoming video/ video series :)
@@brandcaul We truly appreciate you and your time you spent helping us in many occasions!