ABAP Profiling gives a holistic view of execution with the overview. It also provides Hit List, Call-sequence, Call-timelines, and DB accesses information. Analysing information provided by Profiling helps to understand Performance Bottlenecks. ABAP Profiling in Eclipse is equivalent to old SE30 or SAT transactions in SAP GUI. SAP dedicated a separate perspective for ABAP Profiling.
Using help with Eclipse is, as expected, tightly integrated with ABAP backend server. ABAP documentation can be called from within Eclipse. For showing help content, Eclipse is equipped with a dedicated Help view.
People often ask questions that what are add-on benefits of Eclipse ADT over Classical GUI workbench. Well, there are many including offline code preservation and one the most important: Native Eclipse Features! They are easy to use yet powerful and make work easy for the day.
Eclipse provides basic classical functionality to create a new transport and to write in an existing transport. In addition to classical version history, Eclipse also offers “Local History” for a locally created Program/Class/Function module.
Code Push Down is a very effective mechanism to improve the performance of ABAP code, however, the usage should be properly analyzed and planned. A developer generally has multiple options to use when hitting the database
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Eclipse fully supports Code completion as well as provides ready to use Patterns as per Definition of ABAP artifacts.
