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    ABAP Questions From Deloitte

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    1. RFCs are remote function calls that allow communication between systems, while FMs are function modules that encapsulate reusable program logic. 2. There are different session statuses in SM35 including locked, unlocked, and released. 3. Direct input transactions can call other transactions using the CALL TRANSACTION statement. 4. Events trigger actions in response to changes in an application.

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    1. RFCs are remote function calls that allow communication between systems, while FMs are function modules that encapsulate reusable program logic. 2. There are different session statuses in SM35 including locked, unlocked, and released. 3. Direct input transactions can call other transactions using the CALL TRANSACTION statement. 4. Events trigger actions in response to changes in an application.

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    1. RFCs are remote function calls that allow communication between systems, while FMs are function modules that encapsulate reusable program logic. 2. There are different session statuses in SM35 including locked, unlocked, and released. 3. Direct input transactions can call other transactions using the CALL TRANSACTION statement. 4. Events trigger actions in response to changes in an application.

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    ABAP Questions From Deloitte

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    1. RFCs are remote function calls that allow communication between systems, while FMs are function modules that encapsulate reusable program logic. 2. There are different session statuses in SM35 including locked, unlocked, and released. 3. Direct input transactions can call other transactions using the CALL TRANSACTION statement. 4. Events trigger actions in response to changes in an application.

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    ABAP Questions from Deloitte: 1. Whats the diff between RFC & FM? How you define RFC?

    2. Whats the status available for sessions? (SM35) 3. Does Direct Input could use Call Transactions? 4. What are the events? 5. Whats the step by step in creating a conversion? 6. Whats the step by step in creating a table? Table maintenance? 7. Whats the step by step in user exit? 8. Could u use COMMIT WORK in user exit? 9. How does COMMIT WORK works? 10. How to add fields in SAP standard tables? 11. Whats kind of SELECT statements available? Whats the difference between inner join and regular SELECT statements. 12. Whats the difference between On Change Of and At New? 13. Is it possible to do BDC in background mode if the flat file located in the presentation server. 14. What options do you have when you execute Call Transactions? Explain each one. 15. Did u use LSMW? 16. Does Direct Input use sessions? 17. How to convert date format from various format into a specific format? 18. Whats the equivalent for MOVE statement? 19. What are the FMs for ALV report? Explain it. 20. Which one you prefer, Smartform or SAPscript? 21. Whats the difference between Asynchronous & Synchronous? 22. What buffer does? 23. What kind of setting that u have to do to create tables? 24. What settings need to be done for transferring delta data record to production system?

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