Each month in 2009, SAP presented a set of white papers and research reports designed to give all of us a wealth of practical knowledge about business and technology issues that support our client’s organization’s key business objectives.

This is the first part of a set of 2 posts that I’ll submit in the following days, covering the Support Package Stack Upgrade process. Directly or indirectly, many of you have already been in projects were you’ve heard this term. Weather you seek deep technical knowledge or just an overview of the process, understanding [...]

Once upon a time, there was a very clever person at Waldorf that decided that SAP standard coding could be possible to enhance without actually changing the standard code. A then Enhancement Framework was born.
The approach that I usually take on the SAP training sessions that I provide is to highlight the Enhancement Framework as [...]

Since I launched SAPLAB.org, I’ve received several e-mails from beginners or plain curious on SAP asking me questions like “What does SAP stand for?” or “What’s the difference between ERP and ECC?“. Even though I know for a fact that this blog is targeted as a niche blog, I think that it would be worth [...]

Our recent new joiner expert in SAPLAB.org has launched an idea aiming to promote knowledge exchange through the blog. On a moderated basis, Helder Gonçalves is willing to answer your specific SAP questions with a professional answer, pointer or even a solution. It all depends on the type of challenge you present to him and [...]

This is my first post for SAPLAB.org, so I’ve decided to write about something really simple yet powerful – building ABAP Dynamic Tables using RTTS ( From Release 6.40). RTTS stands for Run Time Type Services.
Creating dynamic internal tables in ABAP programs can be very useful, dynamic coding can provide fast program running and easier [...]