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Introduction To ADT in Eclipse & HANA As Secondary DB

This document discusses Eclipse and ABAP Development Tools (ADT) and using HANA as a secondary database. It provides an overview of Eclipse as an integrated development environment and ADT as SAP's IDE for ABAP development. It describes key features of ADT like customizable UI, editing multiple ABAP objects, and connecting to backend ABAP systems. It also discusses using SAP HANA as a secondary database to an ABAP system for acceleration, which is established through database connections that are maintained in transaction DBACOCKPIT.

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Introduction To ADT in Eclipse & HANA As Secondary DB

This document discusses Eclipse and ABAP Development Tools (ADT) and using HANA as a secondary database. It provides an overview of Eclipse as an integrated development environment and ADT as SAP's IDE for ABAP development. It describes key features of ADT like customizable UI, editing multiple ABAP objects, and connecting to backend ABAP systems. It also discusses using SAP HANA as a secondary database to an ABAP system for acceleration, which is established through database connections that are maintained in transaction DBACOCKPIT.

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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 ADT
Integrated Development ABAP Development Tools
Environment (IDE) Provides tools SAP's state-of-the-art IDE for
for coding, building, running and ABAP development on the open
debugging applications. Eclipse platform.
Originally designed for Java, now
supports other languages
o C, C++
o Python,PHP, Ruby
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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