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List of all tranactions for development

Former Member
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Howdy,

Anyone know of a list, or where I could get one, that would tell me all the transactions that a developer would need?

Thanking you kindly

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horst_keller
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Hi,

normally, you don't need transaction codes, because you can reach everything via navigation from Object Naigator (SE80).

But you find the transactions codes in SAP Easy Access under the development node. Just change your setting to display the transaction codes.

Regards

Horst

Former Member
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Howdy,

Yep, I've heard of SE80 being central but we all use SE38 here.

Is there a tutorial to use te naviagtion aspects of SE80 - as we don't have a clue about this?

Former Member
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How do you do module/dialog programming (programs with fancy screens involving tabstrips, tablecontrols etc..)?

SE80 is quite intuitive

Regards,

Subramanian V.

Former Member
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Erm, I don't...well not yet anyway.

ANyhow if anyone could send me details I'd be most obliged.

Former Member
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Hi Steve,

Just go to this link and you can find all the details of the development tools, including, of course, the Object Navigator.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2004/helpdata/en/d1/802cfc454211d189710000e8322d00/frameset.htm

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Anand Mandalika.

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Former Member
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Hi Steve,

As said, normally, we do not need to remember the transaction codes. But if you insist, just go to the transaction SDW0. This is the transaction for ABAP Workbench. The various tools that a developer (beginner?) would typically need can be accessed from here.

Another small note, all the development tools are integrated into the Object Navigator (transaction SE80). It helps you work on various tools without manually having to go to each of them through a transaction code.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Anand Mandalika.