In an unmanaged implementation, it is required to implement all the business operations (Create, Update, Delete) in specified behavior definition before implementing it manually. In the managed scenario, on the other hand, the behavior definition is itself capable to obtain a ready-to run business objects.
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Differences Between SAP ABAP on HANA and Traditional SAP ABAP 1. Database & Performance Traditional ABAP: Works with various databases (Oracle, MS SQL, DB2) and relies on application-layer processing. ABAP on HANA: Optimized for SAP HANA (in-memory, columnar storage), improving performance by pushing computations to the database. 2. Code Execution & Optimization Traditional ABAP: Processes data in the ABAP layer using loops and internal tables. ABAP on HANA: Uses code pushdown (CDS Views, AMDP) to execute data-intensive logic in HANA for faster performance. 3. Reporting & Analytics Traditional ABAP: Uses classical reports (ALV, SAP Query), which can be slow for large datasets. ABAP on HANA: Uses CDS Views and Fiori apps , enabling real-time data access and improved performance. 4. Development Tools Traditional ABAP: Developed using SAP GUI (SE80, SE38) . ABAP on HANA: Uses Eclipse-base...
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