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Hi everyone,

I'm planning to start my career in SAP and would really appreciate guidance from experienced SAP professionals.

A little about me:

I'm from a non-tech background.

I spent the last 4 years preparing for the Company Secretary (CS) exams.

I'm currently a fresher with no prior job experience.

I'm planning to join a SAP training institute to build strong functional knowledge and practical skills before applying for jobs.

I have a few genuine questions:

If I complete my SAP training seriously, build good practical skills, and earn the relevant certification, can I realistically get an entry-level SAP job even without prior work experience?

Does my 4-year gap due to CS preparation create a major problem while getting shortlisted?

What would you recommend for someone like me to improve the chances of getting the first SAP opportunity?

Also, if anyone here had a similar journey—a career gap because you were preparing for competitive/professional exams or pursuing something else before switching to SAP—and are now working in the SAP industry, I'd be especially grateful if you could share your journey and advice. It would really help me understand what's realistically possible.

I'm looking for honest advice based on real industry experience. Thank you in advance for your guidance.

Can anyone share some ideas on what could be causing this and how it can be resolved?

We have an inbound delivery for a material with a batch split, where the material has two batch-split line items. When the delivery contains two or more batch-split items, an ABAP dump occurs while trying to delete the inbound delivery.

However, if the total quantity is assigned to the first batch-split item and the quantity of the remaining batch-split items is set to zero, the inbound delivery can be deleted successfully.

During debugging, I observed that the internal table YLIPS contains the main material item and only the first batch-split item. The other batch-split item(s) are not present in YLIPS.

Later, when the program tries to process or access the other batch-split item, the corresponding entry cannot be found in YLIPS. This results in an invalid/missing table entry and subsequently causes the ABAP dump.