SAP BAPI Tutorial

BAPI stands for Business Application Programming Interface.It is a precisely defined interface providing access to processes and data in business application systems such as SAP R/3.BAPIs are defined as API methods of SAP business object types.BAPIs can be called within the R/3 System from external application systems and other programs.In this page you will get some SAP BAPI Tutorials and PDF guides to download.

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  1. SapBrain says:

    To access SAP Business Objects using BAPIs we need through knowledge on Object oriented programming.BAPI’s can be used from any development platform which support RFC protocol.

  2. SapBrain says:

    Transaction code BAPI is used for access the BAPI explorer.Its the working environment for the development of BAPI.

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