Here is the System Class for Establishing the Properties of Characters in ABAP.
The class CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES provides attributes and methods that concern attributes of individual characters. The components of this class are all static and public, the attributes are write-protected and are initialized in the class constructor.
These are two system classes that handle Conversion of Time Stamps and time formats in ABAP programs.
Here is some System classes and its methods that handle Mathematical Operations in ABAP.
Class CL_ABAP_MATH contains methods and constants for operations with floating point numbers.
Methods and operations with decimal floating point numbers
Class CL_ABAP_RANDOM calls the pseudo random number generator for various numeric types.
Subclasses of the abstract system class CL_ABAP_EXPIMP are used for handling Data clusters in ABAP.using these classes we can access/ delete data clusters in the individual storage media.
These classes offer a range of methods that enable text in text fields or text strings, or binary data in byte fields or byte strings to be compressed or decompressed using GZIP.
These are the list of some the important System fields in ABAP and its details.
| System Fields | Type | System Field details |
| sy-abcde | c(26) | This Transaction code Contains the Latin alphabet. Can be used to access individual letters directly by specifying the offset/length, regardless of the code page. |
| sy-batch | c(1) | This Transaction code Set to “X” in an ABAP program that runs in the background, otherwise initial. |
| sy-binpt | c(1) | This Transaction code Set to “X” during processing of batch input sessions, and in ABAP programs called using CALL TRANSACTION USING. Otherwise initial. |
| sy-calld | c(1) | This Transaction code Contains a blank character in the first program in a call sequence, otherwise contains the value “X”. Is set to “X” after calls using CALL TRANSACTION, CALL DIALOG, or SUBMIT … AND RETURN. Empty if the program was started using LEAVE TO TRANSACTION or a transaction from the screen. A call using SUBMIT (without AND RETURN) assumes the value of the calling program. |
| sy-callr | c(8) | This Transaction code used When printing lists, contains a value that displays where printing was started – for example, NEW-PAGE for program-controlled printing, or RSDBRUNT for printing from the selection screen. |
| sy-colno | i | This Transaction code return Current position during creation of a list in the list buffer. Counting begins at 1. In non- Unicode systems, this position also corresponds to the column in the displayed list. In Unicode systems, this is only guaranteed for the lower and upper output limits applicable to each output, as one character may take up more columns in the list than positions in the list buffer. |
| sy-cpage | i | This Transaction code return Page number of the page displayed at the top of the list for which a list event was triggered. Counting begins at 1. |
| sy-cprog | c(40) | In procedures called externally, the name of the calling program, otherwise the name of the current program. If a procedure called externally calls another external procedure, sy-cprog contains the name of the framework program, and is not set to the name of the framework program of the subsequent calling program. |
| sy-cucol | i | This Transaction code return Horizontal cursor position in the display on a dynpro. Counting begins at column 2. |
| sy-curow | i | This Transaction code return Vertical cursor position on the screen display of a screen. Counting begins at line 1. |
| sy-datar | c(1) | At PAI, contains “X” if at least one input field of a screen has been changed by a user or by further data transfer, otherwise initial. |
| sy-datlo | d | Local date of the user – for example, “19990723″. Can be set using GET TIME. |
| sy-datum | d | This Transaction code return System date (local date of the AS ABAP). Can be set using GET TIME. |
| sy-dayst | c(1) | “X” during summertime, otherwise initial. |
| sy-dbcnt | i | SQL statements set the content of sy-dbcnt to the number of processed table lines. |
| sy-dbnam | c(20) | In executable programs, the linked logical database. |
| sy-dbsys | c(10) | Central database system – for example, “ORACLE”, “INFORMIX”. |
| sy-dyngr | c(4) | Screen group of the current screen. In the Screen Painter, several screens can be assigned to a common screen group, which can be used, for example, for making modifications to all screens in the group at once. |
| sy-dynnr | c(4) | This Transaction code return Number of the current screen. During selection screen processing, this is the current selection screen. During list processing, the number of the subscreen container. During processing of a subscreen dynpro (including in tabstrips), this screen number. |
| sy-fdayw | b | Factory calendar weekday, Monday = 1, …, Friday = 5. |
| sy-fdpos | i | Found location for certain searches in character-like and byte-like data objects. |
| sy-host | c(32) | Network name of the host on which the current application server is instantiated, for example “KSAP0001″, “HS01234″. |
| sy-index | i | This Transaction code return Loop index. In DO and WHILE loops, contains the number of the loop passes including the current pass. |
| sy-langu | c(1) | Single-character language key – for example, “D”, “E”, “F” – for the current text environment. Set according to the logon language of the user or by using the statement SET LOCALE. |
| sy-ldbpg | c(40) | In executable programs, the database program of the linked logical database. |
| sy-lilli | i | This Transaction code return List line for which a list event was triggered. Counting begins at 1 and includes the page header. |
| sy-linct | i | This Transaction code return Page length of the current list during list creation. sy-linct is 0 for a standard list of any length, and has a value that is not 0 for lists with a defined page length. |
| sy-linno | i | This Transaction code return Current list line during list creation. Counting begins at 1 and includes the page header. |
| sy-linsz | i | Line width of the current list in the list buffer during list creation. |
| sy-lisel | c(255) | Content of the list line in the list buffer, on which the cursor was positioned while a list event was triggered (restricted to the first 255 lines). |
| sy-listi | i | List level of the list for which a list event was triggered. |
| sy-loopc | i | Number of lines currently displayed in a table control. |
| sy-lsind | i | List level of the list that is currently being created (basic list: 0, details lists: greater than 0). For every interactive list event, sy-lsind is automatically increased by an increment of 1. sy-lsind can only be changed in ABAP programs for navigating between details lists. |
| sy-macol | i | When printing lists, contains the number of columns on the left edge. |
| sy-mandt | c(3) | Client identifier with which the user has logged on – for example, “401″, “800″. |
| sy-marow | i | When printing lists, contains the number of lines on the top margin. |
| sy-modno | i | Indexing of external sessions. Contains the value 0 in the first session. In new sessions that are opened using the Create Session function or by calling a transaction with /o in the command field of the standard toolbar, this value is increased by 1. |
| sy-msgid | c(20) | After the statement MESSAGE, contains the message class. |
| sy-msgno | n(3) | After the statement MESSAGE, contains the message number. |
| sy-msgty | c(1) | After the statement MESSAGE, contains the message type. |
| sy-msgv1 … sy-msgv4 | c(50) | After the statement MESSAGE, contain the contents of the fields that were used as placeholders in the message. |
| sy-opsys | c(10) | Operating system of the current application server – for example, “SOLARIS”, “HP-UX”. |
| sy-pagno | i | Current page in list creation. |
| sy-pfkey | c(20) | GUI status of the current dynpro. |
| sy-prdsn | c(6) | When printing lists, contains the name of the spool file. |
| sy-repid | c(40) | Name of the current ABAP program. For procedures called externally, name of the framework program of the procedure. If sy-repid is transferred as an actual parameter to an external procedure, the formal parameter is set to the name of the caller. |
| sy-saprl | c(4) | Release status of the AS ABAP, e.g. “46D”, “610″. |
| sy-scols | i | Number of columns of the current screen. |
| sy-slset | c(14) | Variant that was used for filling a selection screen. The associated program name is in sy-cprog. |
| sy-spono | n(10) | When printing lists, contains the name of the spool number. |
| sy-srows | i | Number of lines of the current screen. |
| sy-staco | i | Number of the first column displayed in the list for which a list event has been triggered. Counting begins at 1. |
| sy-staro | i | Number of the list line displayed at the top of the page at the top of the list, for which a list event was triggered. Counting begins at 1 and does not include the page header. |
| sy-stepl | i | Index of the current line in a table control. This is set for every loop pass. |
| sy-subrc | i | Return value that is set by many ABAP statements. In general, the value 0 means that the statement was executed with no problems. Depending on which statement was used to set sy-subrc, the cause of any errors can be derived from the corresponding value. The content of sy-subrc is not defined after statements for which the setting of sy-subrc is not documented explicitly. |
| sy-sysid | c(8) | Name of the AS ABAP, for example “S01″, “K99″.. |
| sy-tabix | i | Line number in the table index of an internal table. Contains the last line accessed with a primary or secondary table index. Is set to 0 when accessed with a hash algorithm. |
| sy-tcode | c(20) | Name of the current transaction code. Initial in background processing unless a transaction was called during background processing. |
| sy-tfill | i | In the statements DESCRIBE TABLE, LOOP AT, and READ TABLE, sy-tfill is filled with the number of lines in the internal table that has been addressed. |
| sy-timlo | t | Local time of the user, for example “152557″. Can be set using GET TIME. |
| sy-title | c(70) | Text that appears in the title bar of the screen. |
| sy-tleng | i | In the statements DESCRIBE TABLE, LOOP AT, and READ TABLE, sy-tleng is filled with the line size of the internal table that is being addressed. |
| sy-tvar0 … sy-tvar9 | c(20) | These system fields can be assigned values in the program. At the event TOP-OF-PAGE, the content of sy-tvar0 to sy-tvar9 replaces the placeholders “&0″ to “&9″ in the list and column headers of the text elements of the program. |
| sy-tzone | i | Time difference to the UTC reference time in seconds – for example, “3600″, “10800″. |
| sy-ucomm | c(70) | Function code that triggered the event PAI. |
| sy-uline | c(255) | Contains a horizontal line of length 255 for displaying in lists. |
| sy-uname | c(12) | User’s logon name – for example, “KELLERH”. |
| sy-uzeit | t | System time (local time of the AS ABAP). Can be set using GET TIME. |
| sy-vline | c(1) | Contains a vertical line (|) for displaying in lists. |
| sy-wtitl | c(1) | In the statements REPORT, PROGRAM, and FUNCTION-POOL, set to “N” if the addition NO STANDARD PAGE HEADING is used, otherwise initial. |
| sy-zonlo | c(6) | Time zone of the user – for example, “CET”, “PST”. |
Here is the title and technical name of each single roles for the “Plant Maintenance (PM)” component.
Processing of Work Centers
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_WORK_CENTERS_PROC
Displaying of Work Centers
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_WORK_CENTERS_DISPL
Evaluation of Work Centers
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_WORK_CENT_EVALUATE
Data Transfer / Download Structures
Technical name: SAP_PM_DATATRANSFER
Processing of Functional Location
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_FUNC_LOC_PROCESS
Displaying of Functional Location
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_FUNC_LOC_DISPLAY
Processing of Reference Location
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_REF_FUNC_LOC_PROC
Processing of Equipment
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_EQUIPMENT_PROCESS
Displaying of Equipment
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_EQUIPMENT_DISPLAY
Processing of Bill of Material
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_BILL_OF_MAT_PROC
Displaying of Bill of Material
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_BILL_OF_MAT_DISPL
Processing of Production Resources/Tools
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_PROD_RESOURC_PROC
Displaying of Production Resources/Tools
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_PROD_RESOURC_DISPL
Processing of Measuring Points
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_MEAS_POINTS_PROCESS
Displaying of Measuring Points
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_MEAS_POINTS_DISPLAY
Processing of Measurement Reading Entry List
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_ME_READ_LIST_PROC
Displaying of Measurement Reading Entry List
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_ME_READ_LIST_DISPL
Processing of Serial Numbers
Technical name: SAP_LO_MD_SERIAL_NO_PROCESS
Displaying of Serial Numbers
Technical name: SAP_LO_MD_SERIAL_NO_DISPLAY
Processing of Permits
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_PERMITS_PROCESS
Processing of Object Links
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_PROCESS_OBJECT_LINK
Creation of Notification
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_NOTIFICATION_PP
Processing of Notification
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_NOTIFICATION_PROC
Displaying of Notification
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_NOTIFICATION_DISPL
Processing of Order
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_ORDER_PROCESS
Displaying of Order
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_ORDER_DISPLAY
Scheduling of Order
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_ORDER_SCHEDULE
Processing of Historical Orders
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_HISTORICAL_ORD_PROC
Processing of Refurbishment Order
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_REFURBISHM_ORD_PROC
Displaying of Historical Orders
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_HISTORICAL_ORD_DISP
Processing and Canceling of Completion Confirmation
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_COMP_CONF_PROC_CANC
Displaying of Completion Confirmation
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_COMP_CONF_DIS
Postprocessing of Completion Confirmation
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_CONF_POSTPROC
Resource Planning
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_PROCESS_PLANNING
Processing of Measurement Documents
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_MEAS_DOC_MAINTAIN
Displaying of Measurement Documents
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_MEAS_DOC_DISPLAY
Issuing and Displaying of Permits
Technical name: SAP_PM_EQM_PERMITS_ISSUE_DISPL
Work Management in Plant Maintenance and Customer Service
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_WORK_MANAGEMENT
Processing of Maintenance Plans and Revisions
Technical name: SAP_PM_PRM_MAIN_PLANS_REV_PROC
Scheduling of Maintenance Plans
Technical name: SAP_PM_PRM_MAIN_PLANS_SCHEDULE
Displaying of Maintenance Plans
Technical name: SAP_PM_PRM_MAIN_PLANS_DISPLAY
Processing of Task Lists
Technical name: SAP_PM_PRM_TASKS_LISTS_PROCESS
Displaying of Task Lists
Technical name: SAP_PM_PRM_TASKS_LISTS_DISPLAY
Performing of Analyses
Technical name: SAP_PM_IS_TASKS_ANALYSIS_PERF
Configuration of Information System
Technical name: SAP_PM_IS_INFO-SYSTEM_CONFIG
Work Clearance Requester
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_WCM_REQUESTER
Work Clearance Planner
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_WCM_PLANNER
Information Functions for Work Clearance Management
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_WCM_INFO
Safety Engineer
Technical name: SAP_PM_WOC_WCM_ENGINEER
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The Test Workbench contains the Computer Aided Test Tool (CATT) to create automatic test cases. Automatic test cases are performed by the R/3 System without user dialog, and are most useful for function tests. The result of an automatic test case is a detailed log which documents the test. The use of automatic tests can considerably reduce the test effort.Test cases test individual transactions or whole business transactions.
Contents of this SAP CATT ( Computer Aided Test Tool ) Tutorial Guide
CATT: Computer Aided Test Tool (BC-CAT-TOL).. 5
Call CATT ……… 5
Favorites List … 7
The Test Case Editor…… 7
Editing a Test Case ……12
Create Test Case ……….13
Insert Transaction ……..13
Create Comment……….14
Delete Subobjects ……..14
Define Chain…15
Define Checks16
Check System Message ………17
Editing Variants …………17
Individual Entry……….18
Fast Entry…19
Rerecord Transaction ..19
Deactivate Transactions or Screens ……20
Copy Test Case…………21
Delete Test Case………..21
Run Test Case22
Analyze Log …22
Find Test Case………….29
Read this SAP CATT ( Computer Aided Test Tool ) Tutorial Guide
The Test Workbench contains the Computer Aided Test Tool (CATT) to create manual or automatic test cases.
Contents of this SAP CATT Enhanced Mode study material
CATT: Enhanced Mode (BC-CAT-TOL) . 7
General information ………….. 8
New functions in Release 4.0, 4.5 and 4.6 …….. 9
Modular test cases …………..12
Plan tests…………..13
Test phases……….14
CATT Management………….14
Authorization …….15
Original language handling 16
CATT in the Repository Information System..16
Naming convention ………….16
Test case …………..17
Test Case Types …18
Use of Automatic Test Cases……….18
Use of Manual Test Cases…………..19
Use of Referring Test Cases………..19
Using CATT for R/2 test cases……..20
R/2: Create Simple Test Case …21
R/2: Create Transaction-Independent Test Case….22
Using External Applications …………22
Use External Applications……….23
Run External Application…………25
Using an External Test Tool…………25
Setup external test tool interface …………..26
Call External Test Tool From CATT……….26
Edit External Test Tool Test Script ………..27
Parameter interface between CATT and external test tool…..27
Using function module tests …………28
Create Function Module Test ….29
Parameterize Function Module Test………29
Edit Compare Parameters ………30
Maintenance………30
Record test case …………..31
Create test cases manually………….32
Maintain test cases ……….32
Copy Test Cases…………..33
Delete Test Cases…………34
Simulating Controls ……….36
Change Management (Rerecord) …36
Attributes…………..37
Functions ………….39
Function editor ..40
Maintain functions …………41
TCD – test transactions ………….42
COMMIT WORK Handling in CATT ….43
Maintain screens….44
Get system data…..47
Specify screens and field names dynamically….48
REF – Refer to test case …………49
FUN – use function module …….51
Use function modules ………..51
TXT – Enter comment..52
CHEERR – Check system message ………52
Extended System Message Check……56
CHETAB – check table contents …………..56
CHEVAR – check variable contents ………57
SETVAR – Assign values to variables and parameters ……….58
SETTAB – Set customizing table61
Using SETTAB and RESTAB…………..62
RESTAB – reset table.63
DO n… (EXIT)… ENDDO loops..63
EXIT – conditional termination…64
IF … ENDIF Conditions …………..64
Use of conditions ……..65
Schedule Execution Wait Time …….66
Parameterization ..67
Parameters…….68
Define parameters ……68
Assign values to parameters …..70
Variants …….72
Edit Variants in R/3 73
Edit Variants Externally………74
Create where-used list 75
Special variables …………..76
Message variables ……76
SET/GET parameters .77
Text variables………….77
System variables………78
CATT special variables …………..78
Date variables ………….79
Execution ………….80
Individual Execution ………81
Collective execution ………82
Remote execution …………84
Logging .85
Display log……..86
Analyze Log……86
Common Log Errors………90
Running test cases from the log……91
Process Logs in Groups…91
Archiving logs…92
Notes and Recommendations………..93
Test case creation tips……..93
Rules for creating and maintaining test cases…………..94
Clients for creating and running test cases …95
External TCD data 95
Programming notes …………97
Tips and tricks for creating test cases…………98
