Difference of Type and Like
The following table gives a brief description on the familiar differences between "Type" and "Like" in ABAP. The tabular form is below:
Type
|
Like
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Allocates memory
during execution.
|
Allocates memory
immediately
|
Improves performance
|
Also improves
performance.
|
Used when user defined
object links with SAP system data type
|
Used when data object link
with the other data object
|
Refers to the user
defined data types
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To existing data type
of data object
|
Assigns data type
directly to the data object while declaring
|
You assign the data
type of another object to the declaring data object
|
Data type is
referenced directly
|
Data type is
referenced indirectly
|
SAP Transaction Codes
This SAP transaction code is nothing but a shortcut key that is attached to a screen. This transaction code is a collection of screens where we can be able to develop our object. SAP has provided their own transaction codes for each and every concept those are called standard transaction codes. There is an option in ABAP that, we can create our own (user-defined) transaction codes. Those user defined codes are called as “Custom Transaction Codes”. The transaction codes that are provided by SAP are known as “Standard Transaction Codes”.