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Transfer Program Sequential file 1 © SAP AG Read data records Customer transfer program Structure in old format Structure in SAP format Write data records Sequential file 2 The task of a customer transfer program is to create data records in SAP format and transfer them to a sequential file. The data can then be read by a standard SAP batch input program.
Importing SAP Structures © SAP AG Dict. Dict. Transfer program TABLES ABAP/4 program SAP Transfer program Dict. structure definitions ABAP/4 CC COBOL PL/1 You require the SAP structure descriptions for the transfer program. If you write the transfer program in ABAP/4, you use the TABLES statement to transfer the structure descriptions directly from the ABAP/4 Dictionary. The SAP system also supports the creation of transfer programs in other programming languages (COBOL, C, PL/1): You generate the structure descriptions in the respective programming language using the ABAP/4 program RDDSRCG0. These structure descriptions are then available in a sequential file and you can include them in your transfer program.
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