A fact sheet is used to display a read-only overview of an object. It displays the object properties, different views and can contain links for navigating to related objects. For example, An Employee Overview fact sheet can have the sections Contract Data, Personal Data, Organization Data and so on. Read More…
The UI Designer is actually installed by default when you install the Studio. So no need to install separately. And we can launch it from the Studio and It provides drag and drop capabilities. There is a lot of very easy ways to edit properties of different things in the UI, so it is a really good tool. Read More…
In this unit, we’ll be looking at Generating Screens. When we talk about screens in SAP Business ByDesign, we basically call them Floorplans. Types of Floorplans: 1. Work Center Floorplan 2. Work Center View (WoC) 3. Object Instance Floorplan (OIF) 4. Quick Activity Floorplan (QAF) 5. Fact Sheet (FS) 6. Object Work list (OWL). Read More…
Tracing & Debugging is the process of finding and resolving of defects that prevent correct operation in script file. Tracing: You can use tracing to record information about your code as it is being executed. Debugging: Debugging enables you to observe the runtime behavior of your solution and to locate logic errors). Read More…
Business logic is the part of the program that encodes the real-world business rules that determine how data can be created, displayed, stored, and changed. It is contrasted with the remainder of the software that might be concerned with lower-level details of managing a database or displaying the user interface. Read More…
What is Reuse Libraries? A Reuse Library is the container for reuse functions, whereas the reuse functions provide the code and specify the parameters. You can create and define your own reuse libraries and reuse functions to organize complex code in your solution or to reuse your code Read More…
In this article we’ll be talking about actions and events. In previous article we saw about What is business object and structure of business object. We used BODL (Business Object Definition language) for defining the business object. For actions and events, we are going to use ABSL (Advanced Business Scripting Language). Read More…
Each element of a business object must be assigned a data type. To homogenize the use of data types, SAP defines consolidated global data types (GDTs) that represent business-related content in conformance with widely used Web and business standards. All business objects and service interfaces share this same pool of GDTs. Read More…
The SAP cloud solutions are built using the concept of Business Objects to model the business environment. So that in this article, we’ll be discussing about the structure of business objects, what business objects are, how are they designed within SAP Business ByDesign, and what are some of the common pieces of them. Read More…