WELCOME TO SAP

Select SAPLOGON Icon in your Desktop and Double Click on it.

Automatically it opens SAP R/3 System Dialog Box.

Select Your R/3 System. Then you will be directed to SAP Logon Screen.
You have to specify Client – 800 (it specifies functional area) by default it takes 000.
Specify Username and Password (IDES 4.6/4.7 /ECC 6.0 which ever you are working on).

After specifying all the fields press enter, then a Dialog will opens
Select your option based on suiation.
Select 1 Radio Button if you are first person logged on to server, if some users are already
connected to server gets disconnected if you make use of this option.
Select 2 Radio Button if you don’t want to interrupt other users who are already connected to the
server.
Select 3 Radio Button to terminate this logon. Select you option press continue button.
Initial screen of SAP IDES
Left pane is the Navigator to all the Transaction in SAP
Now we will each interface in R/3 System.

SAP Menu Title Bar

Tool Bar
Menu Bar Application Tool Bar

Status Bar

According to our requirements we select specified Transaction from the SAP Menu.
Now we will see different Transaction used for different purposes. These are some
important and commonly used Transactions in R/3 System.
ABAP Editor (SE38)
ABAP Dictionary (SE11)
Data Modeler (SE11)
Menu Painter
Screen Painter
Function Builder
Class Builder
Etc….
Navigating through SAP Menu- Tools-ABAP Workbench – Development and selecting a
Transaction is one way to execute that transaction (Normal Process), the second one is
simply specify transaction code in the command line (tool bar) and press enter key the
transaction is executed.
Now we will discuss each and every Transaction in R/3 System.

ABAP Editor: Transaction Code: SE38

ABAP Editor is a source-code editing tool designed to handle the specifics of

ABAP coding. It is one of the main components of the ABAP Workbench. Here we can
understand the purpose of ABAP Editor i.e., ABAP Editor is used to write ABAP
programs.
ABAP Dictionary: Transaction Code: SE11

With ABAP Dictionary You can create the Database Tables, Views, Data Type,
Type Group, Domain, Search Help, and Lock Objects in the underlying relational
database using these data definitions.
Menu Painter: Transaction Code: SE41
The Menu Painter is a tool with which you design user interfaces for your ABAP
programs. This section tells you how to create and use the interface, and how to define the
functions that you use within it.
Screen Painter: Transaction Code: SE51
The following documentation describes both the graphical and alphanumeric modes of
the Screen Painter. This ABAP Workbench tool allows you to create screens for your
transactions.