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There is nothing much difference between abap and hr abap. The way we retrieve the data from data base is deferent. In general ABAP data is stored in Tables, but coming to HR ABAP employee data is sorted through Infotypes.
By: Kevein
 
Sept. 6, 2010 - PRLog -- The following concepts are defined in ABAP HR which is different with other modules.

Use of Infotypes

The use of Logical Database

Use of Macros and Provide statement

Storage and Access of data

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There is nothing much difference between abap and hr abap. The way we retrieve the data from data base is deferent.

In general ABAP data is stored in Tables, but coming to HR ABAP employee data is sorted through Infotypes. The way we retrieve the data from infotypes is deferent in hr abap.

In general ABAP we use Logical data base very rare, as in HR ABAP most of the programs use Logical data base to select data from Infotypes by using Get event.

In ABAP we use read statement to read particular record, still in HR ABAP we do use read statement apart from that we have Macros and provide statement.

Macro is pre defined code (like function module) which reads data from internal table (internal infotype) based on dates.

Provide statement is like Select statement but selects data from internal table

Storage and access of data in hr abap is completely deferent in hr abap comparing with ABAP. We use transaction code PA20 and PA30 to maintain data in infotypes.

PA20 is display mode and PA30 is change mode. We can create, change, display, copy, and delete in infotypes with PA30 transaction.

For Infotypes authorizations can be maintained infotype and subtype (field) level as HR data is more sensitive and secrete.

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