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ABAP Programming Types In SAP,each ABAP Program has the Type ,based on the Program Type ,we can understand what is that kind of program.There are 8 programming Types . When a program is created, the suitable statement is automatically generated by the ABAP Workbench and should be changed during editing in the additions only. In particular, the keywords FUNCTION-POOL, CLASS-POOL, INTERFACE-POOL, and TYPE-POOL should be created solely by the respective tools of the ABAP Workb ench and never be entered in the source text themselves in order to avoid unexpected system behavior. REPORT Report Type Program is Executable. Module Pool Module Type is a Executable PROGRAM FUNCTION-POOL The introductory statement FUNCTION-POOL declares a program in which you can define function modules. Class Pool The introductory program statements CLASS-POOL and INTERFACE-POOL are provided solely for class and interface definitions. Subroutine Pool This Statement used for creating subrout...

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