2013 Jul 06 5:49 PM
Hi,
I have beening working on Mainframes for 6 years. I am good at programming skills and debugging.
Please let me know the right SAP module to learn to change the technology?
Also suggest the best way to change/enter in to SAP as i have prior development and Lead experience?
Thanks
Narasimha
2013 Jul 07 3:24 PM
Hi,
If you know Database concepts and SQL then you can go for SAP HANA Module:
To know more what is HANA and all other stuff visit :
http://scn.sap.com/community/developer-center/hana
http://scn.sap.com/community/hana-in-memory
You can also attend free Software Development Course on HANA given by SAP:
2013 Jul 07 3:48 PM
Hi Narasimha,
Please have a look at below blogs:
http://scn.sap.com/community/career-center/blog/2013/02/26/faq-what-is-the-best-sap-module-for-me
Cheers!!
Dinesh
2013 Jul 07 6:46 PM
Hi Narasimha,
ABAP would be a good module for you, since you have programming and debugging skills. But please note there are lot of ABAPers in the market.
Another option you may consider is BASIS, this module basically related to the server administration and maintenance.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Kalyan.
2013 Jul 08 8:42 AM
Hi Narasimha ,
Good Programming and Debugging skills can help in SAP ABAP module . But currently there are lot of abapers in the market so be ready to face and handle the tough competition if you chosse this.
Else you can also try as HANA Developer . The hottest topic these days and would remain so for atleast next 5-7 years. You need to be lucky enough to learn and get your hands in this evolving technology .
Thanks
Kamal
2013 Jul 08 10:25 AM
Hi Narasimha,
Having experience and exposure to mainframe will compliment you in SAP in many ways. If you did mainframe programming for business applications then you can explore the following (BI/BO/BW/HANA), do some research about these and see which matches your experience in coding and interest. At the moment there are many people (freshers & experienced) looking for jobs in SAP domain in multiple domains so you must see what are the possibilities of you getting a job soon after training.
HANA is going to be the default database for almost all products of SAP in the future due to many reasons such as 1. Performance. 2. It's a product of SAP. the integration of multiple products using a single platform on a single database. Take sometime and research on every aspect and then take a decision. Keep reading the blogs, articles, and Q&A at SCN as it will help you in many ways.
Good Luck.
Nagarajan Viswanathan