To begin, you would need to have Eclipse IDE installed on your machine, and then add the ABAP Development Tools (ADT) plugin to Eclipse.
https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/abap-install-adt.html
After setting up Eclipse with ADT, you need to establish a connection to your SAP system. This is usually done by configuring a new ABAP system connection within Eclipse. This connection will allow you to access development objects, including CDS views, in your SAP system.
S/4HANA private cloud
https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/abap-create-project.html
S/4HANA public cloud
https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/abap-s4hanacloud-login.html
(Note: In the public cloud, For ABAP service instance URL you can use the login URL for the public cloud.(e.g.: https://myxxxxx.s4hana.cloud.sap ))
S/4HANA private cloud
S/4HANA public cloud
S/4HANA private cloud
path will be “System Library”->”USE_IN_KEY_USER_APPS”->”Core Data Services”->”Data Definition”
You can use either USE_IN_KEY_USER_APPS / USE_IN_CLOUD_DEVELOPMENT based on the scenario
S/4HANA public cloud
path will be “Released Objects”->” Core Data Services”->” Data Definition”
You can find the needed CDS under the corresponding “Application Component”
For Eg : you need to find the product master CDS. You know that the product master is under logistics.
So path will be
”Logistics-General”->” Logistics-Basic Data”->” Material Master”. You will find I_PRODUCT CDS
After locating a CDS view in the package hierarchy, you can right-click on it and select "Open With" -> “Data Preview” to see the data in CDS, This is extremely helpful for validating your CDS view definitions and understanding the data that they represent.
In addition, you can see other CDS associated with this CDS by right-clicking on data preview and navigating to those data
It will show the selected material’s unit of measure
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