Remote Code Analysis in ATC - How to write an ATC check

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This is the ninth blog of the blog series about Remote Code Analysis in ABAP Test Cockpit (ATC).

See also blogs:

Remote Code Analysis in ATC – One central check system for multiple systems on various releases

Remote Code Analysis in ATC – Technical Setup step by step

Remote Code Analysis in ATC – Working with Baseline to suppress findings in old legacy code

Remote Code Analysis in ATC for Developers

Remote Code Analysis in ATC – Working with Exemptions

Remote Code Analysis in ATC – Scanning customer extensions

Remote Code Analysis in ATC – Working efficiently with ATC Result List

Remote Code Analysis in ATC – How to check Smart Forms and Adobe Forms

Remote Code Analysis in ATC – Browse Central ATC Result in Developer Systems

Remote Code Analysis in ATC – Maintain exemptions approvers according to their responsibilities

Remote Code Analysis in ATC – FAQ

With the remote scenario in ATC we enhanced the check framework and improved the ABAP code analysis infrastructure. Therefore we decided to provide a developer guide to describe in detail which steps are necessary to integrate a new check into ATC:

How to write an ATC Check (SAP_BASIS 7.52) (PDF)

The new version of the guide (from the SAP_BASIS 7.54) describes especially the aspects of remote enabled checks in detail and how you can build you own Quick Fixes:

How to write an ATC Check (PDF)

It is also possible to  create your own custom check in ABAP development tools for Eclipse. This functionality is supported and recommended in SAP BTP, ABAP environment and SAP S/4HANA Cloud, public edition and SAP S/4HANA >= 2022 Cloud, private edition and on-premise  More details how to do it in the blog How to create your own ATC check in ABAP Development Tools for Eclipse.