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ABAP Modules reside in SAP NetWeaver or SAP S/4HANA systems

Communicate with SAP database tables, function modules, and BAPIs

Workflows and batch jobs coordinate tasks across modules

Custom enhancements extend standard functionality

Integration via RFC, IDoc, or OData APIs with external systems

ABAP programs interact with SAP database tables and modules

Workflows automate cross-module business processes

Reports and dashboards present transactional and analytical data

BAPIs allow programmatic integration with external applications

Logs and batch jobs track execution and errors

Modular functional design

Parameterization for flexibility and reuse

Event-driven workflows and batch processing

Integration via BAPIs, IDocs, or OData services

Scalable enterprise automation across modules

End-to-end financial process automation (FI/CO)

Procurement and inventory management (MM)

Sales order lifecycle automation (SD)

Payroll and HR process automation (HCM)

Cross-module reporting and analytics dashboards

Modular design for business domains

Standardization for enterprise-wide consistency

Integration with other modules and external systems

Support for automation and workflow-driven processes

Maintainable and extensible via ABAP

Use parameterized reports and workflows

Optimize SELECT queries for large datasets

Leverage HANA-specific performance features

Organize modular enhancements for reuse

Monitor batch processing and workflow load

Test custom ABAP objects on new SAP release

Update deprecated function modules and workflows

Validate integration mappings

Remap batch jobs and scheduled reports

Deploy tested objects to production environment