Create Table Persistence and Generate Data

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Create Table Persistence and Generate Data

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Create Table Persistence and Generate Data

Merve Temel

October 15, 2020

Created by

September 6, 2019

Beginner

10 min.

Create table persistence and generate data for it.

You will learn

How to create an ABAP package
How to create a database table
How to create an ABAP class to generate data

Prerequisites

You have created an SAP Cloud Platform ABAP environment trial user or
You have created a developer user in an SAP Cloud Platform ABAP Environment system.
You have downloaded Eclipse Photon or Oxygen and installed ABAP Development Tools (ADT). See https://tools.hana.ondemand.com/#abap.

In this tutorial, wherever XXX appears, use a number (e.g. 000).

Step 1: Create ABAP package

Open ABAP Development Tools (ADT) and select your ABAP Cloud Project you created in Create an SAP Cloud Platform ABAP Environment Trial User.

Right-click on ZLOCAL and select New > ABAP Package.
Create a new ABAP package:
- Name: ZTRAVEL_APP_XXX
- Description: Package for travel XXX
- Superpackage: ZLOCAL
Use your number instead of XXX.

Click Next >.
Select Create new request and enter a request description.

Click Finish.
Right-click on Favorite Packages and select Add Package.
Search for ZTRAVEL_APP_XXX, select it and click OK to add your package in the favorite packages section.

Done

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Step 2: Create database table

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Right-click on your package ZTRAVEL_APP_XXX, select New > Other ABAP Repository Object.
Search for database table, select it and click Next >.
Create a new database table:
- Name: ZTRAVEL_XXX
- Description: Database table for travel data XXX
Click Next >.
Click Finish to create your transport request.

Replace your code with following:

@EndUserText.label : 'Database table for travel data XXX'
@AbapCatalog.enhancementCategory : #NOT_EXTENSIBLE
@AbapCatalog.tableCategory : #TRANSPARENT
@AbapCatalog.deliveryClass : #A
@AbapCatalog.dataMaintenance : #RESTRICTED
define table ztravel_xxx {
  key client      : abap.clnt not null;
  key mykey       : sysuuid_x16 not null;
  travel_id       : /dmo/travel_id;
  agency_id       : /dmo/agency_id;
  customer_id     : /dmo/customer_id;
  begin_date      : /dmo/begin_date;
  end_date        : /dmo/end_date;
  @Semantics.amount.currencyCode : 'ztravel_xxx.currency_code'
  booking_fee     : /dmo/booking_fee;
  @Semantics.amount.currencyCode : 'ztravel_xxx.currency_code'
  total_price     : /dmo/total_price;
  currency_code   : /dmo/currency_code;
  description     : /dmo/description;
  overall_status  : /dmo/overall_status;
  created_by      : syuname;
  created_at      : timestampl;
  last_changed_by : syuname;
  last_changed_at : timestampl;

}

Save and activate.

Now the dictionary tables are defined. The dictionary tables are the basis of our travel booking data model.

Done

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Step 3: Create ABAP class

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Right-click on your package ZTRAVEL_APP_XXX, select New > ABAP Class.
Create a new ABAP class:
- Name: ZCL_GENERATE_TRAVEL_DATA_XXX
- Description: Class for generating travel data
Click Next >.
Click Finish to create your transport request.

Replace your code with following:

CLASS zcl_generate_travel_data_xxx DEFINITION
  PUBLIC
  FINAL
  CREATE PUBLIC .

  PUBLIC SECTION.
    INTERFACES if_oo_adt_classrun.
  PROTECTED SECTION.
  PRIVATE SECTION.
ENDCLASS.



CLASS zcl_generate_travel_data_xxx IMPLEMENTATION.
  METHOD if_oo_adt_classrun~main.

    DATA itab TYPE TABLE OF ztravel_xxx.

*   fill internal travel table (itab)
    itab = VALUE #(
      ( mykey = '02D5290E594C1EDA93815057FD946624' travel_id = '00000022' agency_id = '070001' customer_id = '000077' begin_date = '20190624' end_date = '20190628' booking_fee = '60.00' total_price =  '750.00' currency_code = 'USD'
        description = 'mv' overall_status = 'A' created_by = 'MUSTERMANN' created_at = '20190612133945.5960060' last_changed_by = 'MUSTERFRAU' last_changed_at = '20190702105400.3647680' )
      ( mykey = '02D5290E594C1EDA93815C50CD7AE62A' travel_id = '00000106' agency_id = '070005' customer_id = '000005' begin_date = '20190613' end_date = '20190716' booking_fee = '17.00' total_price = '650.00' currency_code = 'AFN'
        description = 'Enter your comments here' overall_status = 'A' created_by = 'MUSTERMANN' created_at = '20190613111129.2391370' last_changed_by = 'MUSTERMANN' last_changed_at = '20190711140753.1472620' )
      ( mykey = '02D5290E594C1EDA93858EED2DA2EB0B' travel_id = '00000103' agency_id = '070010' customer_id = '000011' begin_date = '20190610' end_date = '20190714' booking_fee = '17.00' total_price = '800.00' currency_code = 'AFN'
        description = 'Enter your comments here' overall_status = 'X' created_by = 'MUSTERFRAU' created_at = '20190613105654.4296640' last_changed_by = 'MUSTERFRAU' last_changed_at = '20190613111041.2251330' )
    ).

*   delete existing entries in the database table
    DELETE FROM ztravel_xxx.

*   insert the new table entries
    INSERT ztravel_xxx FROM TABLE @itab.

*   output the result as a console message
    out->write( |{ sy-dbcnt } travel entries inserted successfully!| ).

  ENDMETHOD.
ENDCLASS.

Save, activate and click F9 to run your ABAP class.
Check your result. Therefore open your database table ZTRAVEL_XXX and press F8 to see your data.
Now the dictionary tables are filled with data.