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Scientific Innovation and Research (IASIR) (An Association Unifying the Sciences, Engineering, and Applied Research) International Journal of Engineering, Business and Enterprise Applications (IJEBEA) www.iasir.net IJEBEA 14-228; © 2014, IJEBEA All Rights Reserved Page 48 ISSN (Print): 2279-0020 ISSN (Online): 2279-0039 Database Designing for the Online Examination Application Using SAP- ABAP Preeti Singh Bhadoria#1 , Kapil Nimker#2 , Sanjay Ojha#3 School of Management, Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC), Noida ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Abstract: The Online Examination Application [1] is an application which utilizes SAP as a platform and is developed using ABAP language. The Database of this application is thus responsible for holding the various data right from the time of registration of the candidates to the final module of displaying the results all is performed using the database tables. This paper thus deals with the different tables as utilized by the application and hence helps in bringing out the effectiveness of the database in any similar application. Keywords: SAP, ERP, OEA, DATA TYPES, DATABASE TABLES. __________________________________________________________________________________________ I. Introduction A database is essentially an electronic filing system that houses a collection of information organized in such a way that allows a computer program to quickly find desired pieces of data [2]. In the simplest form, a database is composed of tables, columns (called fields), and rows (called records or data). A classic example of a database is a telephone book, which is organized alphabetically so as to make it possible to quickly find a desired piece of data. The telephone book can be considered a table, a storage container for information. Within this table is typically found three columns (or fields)—name, address, and telephone number. Within each of these fields exists rows (or records), the simplest form of data in the database. The basic structure of a database is quite similar to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet wherein columns (fields) store row after row of records (data). The biggest difference between a database and a spreadsheet is simply that databases can contain multiple tables that are connected to one another through relationships. Thus, a database can be thought of as a much more complex, and ultimately much more useful, spreadsheet. The database plays a key role in each SAP system, as it houses all the data that are used by that particular SAP component or product. SAP can use a variety of different brand name database releases ranging from very expensive and imminently flexible to very inexpensive and yet quite capable. II. The various data types as used in ABAP Like every other programming language ABAP also has some predefined data types with defined ranges which are used with the different variables that come across while composing a program. The data types in ABAP can be broadly categorized in the following way [4]: A. Elementary types: Elementary types are part of the dual-level domain concept for fields in the ABAP Dictionary. The elementary type has semantic attributes, such as texts, value tables, and documentation, and has a data type. There are two different ways to specify a data type: By directly assigning an ABAP Dictionary type: We can assign a predefined ABAP Dictionary type and a number of characters to an elementary type. The ABAP Dictionary has considerably more predefined types than the ABAP programming language. The number of characters here is not the field length in bytes, but the number of valid characters excluding formatting characters. The data types are different because the predefined data types in the ABAP Dictionary have to be compatible with the external data types of the database tables supported by the SAP Web AS ABAP. When we refer to data types from the ABAP Dictionary in an ABAP program, the predefined Dictionary types are converted to ABAP types as follows: Figure 1 Predefined dictionary data type in ABAP Dictionary type Meaning Maximum length n ABAP type DEC Calculation/amount field 1-31, 1-17 in tables P((n+1)/2) INT1 Single-byte integer 3 Internal only INT2 Two-byte integer 5 Internal only INT4 Four-byte integer 10 I CURR Currency field 1-17 P((n+1)/2) CUKY Currency key 5 C(5) QUAN Quantity 1-17 P((n+1)/2) UNIT Unit 2-3 C(n) PREC Accuracy 16 Internal only FLTP Floating point number 16 F(8) NUMC Numeric text 1-255 N(n) CHAR Character 1-255 C(n)
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Preeti Singh Bhadoria
et al., International Journal of Engineering, Business and Enterprise Applications, 8(1), March-May., 2014, pp. 48-52 IJEBEA 14-228; © 2014, IJEBEA All Rights Reserved Page 49 LCHR Long character 256-max C(n) STRING String of variable length 1-max STRING RAWSTRING Byte sequence of variable length 1-max XSTRING DATS Date 8 D ACCP Accounting period YYYYMM 6 N(6) TIMS Time HHMMSS 6 T RAW Byte sequence 1-255 X(n) LRAW Long byte sequence 256-max X(n) CLNT Client 3 C(3) LANG Language internal 1, external 2 C(1) Assigning a domain: The technical attributes are inherited from a domain. Domains are standalone Repository objects in the ABAP Dictionary. They can specify the technical attributes of a data element. One domain can be used by any number of data elements. When you create a domain, you must specify a Dictionary data type (see above table) and the number of characters. B. Reference types: Reference types describe single fields that can contain references to global classes and interfaces from the ABAP class library. In an ABAP program, we can use the TYPE addition to refer directly to a data element. The predefined Dictionary data types of the domain are then converted into the corresponding ABAP types. If we define a local data type in a program by referring to a data element as follows: TYPES dtype TYPE data_element then the semantic attributes of the data element are inherited and will be used, for example, when we display a data object with type dtype on the screen. Since all data types in the ABAP Dictionary are based on data elements, they all contain the corresponding semantic attributes. C. Structures: A structure is a sequence of any other data types from the ABAP Dictionary, that is, data elements, structures, table types, or database tables. When we create a structure in the ABAP Dictionary, each component must have a name and a data type. In an ABAP program, we can use the TYPE addition to refer directly to a structure. If you define a local data type in a program by referring to a structure as follows: TYPES dtype TYPE structure. III. Types of database tables The Database in this application is implemented is implemented by means of tables. These tables can be grouped into different types based on their usage and requirement. Hence, the different tables are as following [2]: A. Transparent tables: A transparent table is a table that stores data directly. Transparent table is a one to one relation table i.e. when a transparent table is created then exactly same table will be created in data base and it is basically used to store transaction data. The transparent table contains a single table. For each transparent table there is one associated table in the database. The database table has the same name, same number of fields and the fields have the same names. A single table can have one or more primary keys as well as secondary indexes can also be created. They can be accessed using open and native SQL. These tables are used to hold master data. B. Pool tables: Pooled tables are logical tables that must be assigned to a table pool when they are defined. Pooled tables are used to store control data. Several pooled tables can be combined in a table pool. The data of these pooled tables are then sorted in a common table in the database. They are used to hold a large number of very small tables (stores customizing data or system data).It has a many-to-one relationship with a table in the database. It is stored with other pooled tables in a single table called table pool in the database. The database table has different name, different number of fields and fields have different names. Table pools contain more tables than table clusters. Primary key of each table does not begin with same fields or fields. However, secondary indexes cannot be created. They can be accessed using open SQL only. They reduce the amount of database resources needed when many small tables have to be opened at the same time. C. Cluster tables: Cluster tables are logical tables that must be assigned to a table cluster when they are defined. Cluster tables can be used to store control data. They can also be used to store temporary data or texts, such as documentation. They are used to hold data from a few large tables. It has a many-to-one relationship with table in the database. Many cluster tables are stored in a single table in the database called a table cluster. The database table has different name, different number of fields and fields have different names. These tables contain lesser tables than table pools. Primary key of each table begins with same fields or fields but the secondary indexes cannot be created. These tables can be accessed using open SQL only. They would be used when the tables have primary key in common and data in these tables are all accesses simultaneously.
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et al., International Journal of Engineering, Business and Enterprise Applications, 8(1), March-May., 2014, pp. 48-52 IJEBEA 14-228; © 2014, IJEBEA All Rights Reserved Page 50 IV. Database tables in online examination application The database of the Online Examination Application is basically composed of three main tables apart from the ones that are automatically created by the system. These tables are required to hold the information of the registration details of the candidates, show the various questions that can be uploaded along with the possible options and finally the third table is of the results which holds the correct options as well as computes the total of the candidates. The different tables thus are as following: A. The registration table: The Registration Table is the first table named as ZOES_REGTABLE is responsible for holding the various entries which are to be made by the candidate through the registration page in order to register him to take up the test. The candidate is required to make the entries like the email id, his name, address and the contact number. It is mandatory on the part of the candidate that all the entries are made i.e. the candidate cannot skip any of the entries otherwise the registration is cancelled. The Registration Table of the Online Examination Application can be seen as following: Figure 1: The Registration Table Data types of the registration table: In the database tables it is required that the entries have to be specified with a particularly specified data type. Here also the data types of all the entries have been mentioned. The email, names and address fields have been mentioned of the type character. The date of birth has been mentioned of type DATS. The pincode and the contact number have been mentioned of type number. It is interesting to note that there are also various type of validation checks in the different fields. The email field prevents the use of the different special characters, spaces and the use of the capital letters. The names field also prevents the use of the special characters and the numerals. The fields that have been declared of type number have a validation of inserting only numerals and all other data types have been restricted. Primary key for the registration table Primary key is the key which is required to be unique and should always be not null. In the registration table the email id of the candidate has been declared as the primary key. This is because the email id of each candidate is always a unique entity which is the foremost requirement for any entry to be declared as the primary key. The contents of the Registration Table can be seen as following where the different entries are shown: Figure 2: Entries held in registration table.
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et al., International Journal of Engineering, Business and Enterprise Applications, 8(1), March-May., 2014, pp. 48-52 IJEBEA 14-228; © 2014, IJEBEA All Rights Reserved Page 51 B. The question upload table: The Question Upload Table is named as the ZOESEXAM. This table is responsible for holding the various questions along with the four possible options. The last option shows the correct answer for that question. The ZOESEXAM table can be seen as below with the various table entries: Figure 3: The Question Upload Table Data types of the question upload table: This table consists of the question number which is defined of type number. The next field entry is the question number which is of type string. Followed by the question are the four options for each question which are again of type character. Lastly there is option which happens to be the correct answer for that particular question which of type character. Primary key for the question upload table: The primary key for this table is the question number which is unique entity for each table. Hence, as it serves the uniqueness feature of the primary key therefore, it is chosen as the same. The figure below displays the contents of the question upload (ZOESEXAM): Figure 4: Entries held in Question Upload Table C. The result table: This table is the final of the three tables created for the Online Examination Application. This table is responsible for holding the answers to the questions as have been answered by the various candidates. This table is especially important as it helps in computation of the result of each candidate by comparing his answers with the correct ones. If the answer happens to be correct than the marks are allotted for the same. However, if the answer is incorrect than as per the marking scheme the negative marks are deducted from the total and likewise the result is generated. This table is mentioned as ZOES_RESULT. The table with its various entries is shown in the figure 5. Data types of the result table: The result table consists of four data entry fields. The first entry i.e. the question number is of type number. The next table entry is the user_name which is the name of the candidate and is defined of type character. The next field is k_date which signifies the date on which the exam was taken by the candidateis of type DATS. The last table entry is the Response field which holds the option that has been selected by the candidate as his reply to the question. Primary key for the result table: The primary key for the ZOSE_RESULT table is actually a combination of the three fields i.e. the question number, user name (user_name) and the date (k_date) on which the exam was taken. These here are combined by the use of a join operation and then taken as a single primary key for the entire table.
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et al., International Journal of Engineering, Business and Enterprise Applications, 8(1), March-May., 2014, pp. 48-52 IJEBEA 14-228; © 2014, IJEBEA All Rights Reserved Page 52 Figure 5: The Result Table This was done as taking any of the keys singly would not help to maintain the uniqueness criteria for the primary key. The question number field is not chosen since the same question as will be answered by the different candidates will tend to over write the previous question by the next one. Secondly, the user_name field could not be taken as the primary key as there can possibly be two or more than two candidates by the same name. finally, the third field i.e. The exam date (k_date) is not chosen as the primary key as, if the test is again intended to be taken at some future date then it will over write all the previous test details and hence the primary requirement of data consistency does not stand accomplished. Hence, owing to these reasons the above mentioned keys have not been mentioned as the primary key instead all the three have been combined together to form a single and unique primary key. The table ZOES_RESULT with the contents can be seen as in the figure below. The figure shows the different questions along with their correct answers and the ones that have been answered by the candidates. Upon matching the answers with their correct options the marks of the individual candidate are also computed which can then be sent to the candidate via email. Figure 6: Entries held in The Result Table V. Conclusion Hence, it can be concluded that using the different database tables not only adds to the usability of the system but also makes it much more convenient to handle. Here also we see that the different tables that have been created serve the purpose of handling the data effectively and thus they reduce the ambiguity of the data. VI. References [1].Kapil, Shwetank Sharma, Sanjay Ojha , “Online Examination Application using SAP ABAP”, Unpublished. [2].http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=425384 [3].http://www.saptechnical.com/Tutorials/ABAP/Pool/Index.htm [4].http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/fc/eb3138358411d1829f0000e829fbfe/content.htm VII. Acknowledgements It is a well-known fact that no task is achieved single handedly. It is always a collective task that is rewarded. Hence, in the present task too there are a number of people who are responsible in bringing out this paper in its current form. We would first of all like to extend our gratitude the entire management at CDAC Noida for supporting and providing us with the opportunity to utilize such a platform. We would also like to thank Ms. Mary Jacintha (HOD, School of Management) and all the respective faculty members for their constant support and guidance.
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