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There are courses but they're approx £500 per day and generally run over a week. Easiest way for a non-SAP person/techie to get into it would be to get a contract doing data conversion or interface work and learn the functional side.
You could always get the free kernel that will run on your home PC and download a book on ABAP to get started.
"You could always get the free kernel that will run on your home PC and download a book on ABAP to get started."
Please elaborate.
There is a version of SAP that you install on your PC that contains the gui, kernel and a basic DB. You can then write your own code (ABAP) and it comes with a freely renewable 90 day license. What you don't get is the full SAP DB and all their transactional code.
Just google Mini SAP.
I assume it's as a programmer that you want to get into SAP rather than a Basis/functional consultant?
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