I don’t think it is possible to check source code without SAP system until you understand SAP Binary code. The format in which the data are stored in the data file is AFAIK, an SAP own format and you can use R3trans to read code using the command.R3trans -l [-w ] [-v ]To know more about R3trans, you can refer to this link −https://archive.sap.com/discussions/thread/1277788

SAP System Authorization Concept deals with protecting the SAP system from running transactions and programs from unauthorized access. You shouldn’t allow users to execute transactions and programs in SAP system until they have defined authorization for this activity.To make your system more secure and to implement strong authorization, you need to review your authorization plan to make sure that it meets the security requirement of the company and there are no security violations.The Transaction Code: SU01 is used for user creation in a SAP system. In the following screen, you can see different User types in a SAP system under ... Read More

In .NET connector 3.0.2, it has many bugs and one of the common is connection pooling. There is .NET 3.0.6.0 or higher available. You can go to SAP Marketplace and get the latest version. Try checking this link to know about .NET 3.0 − https://archive.sap.com/discussions/message/13490610#13490610

You need to register at below link:https://www.sap.com/cmp/syb/crm-xu15-int-voratrdm/index.htmlThis will take you to the below page:

Your service end point is incorrect- var oModel = new sap.ui.model.odata.v2.ODataModel("http://admin- think:88/sap/...",{useBatch : true});.To fix this issue, you need to remove “CoreOpenAppSet()” portion of the variable which is getting passed to ODataModel constructor. You need to pass function import using ODataModel- “oModel.callFunction()”.Once function call is completed, you can bind the result using “setBindingContext” as in below code −var oPromise = oModel.callFunction("/CoreOpenAppSet"); oPromise.contextCreated().then(function(oContext) {    oView.setBindingContext(oContext); });

It is not possible to retrieve files using BAPI from SAP system. There should be a way to copy the file to a shared location and you can read the file from there using .NET.

Try using Table EUFUNC or also check Function Module: RS_TESTDATA_GET. When you save test data in SE37 it's going to be saved in test data directory.

Import and Export using a flat file is the easiest option. You can use CSV file if it is a onetime activity. However, If you think it is a repetitive activity then I would suggest you use HANA ETL options like HANA SLT replication, Smart Data access, etc.SAP HANA Replication allows migration of data from source systems to SAP HANA database. Simple way to move data from existing SAP system to HANA is by using various data replication techniques.System replication can be set up on the console via command line or by using HANA studio. The primary ECC or transaction ... Read More

I don’t think there is a way to perform this. The common way to do this is by extending original table and fill the new fields.T-Code: SPDD is somewhat relevant that can be used to compare all the dictionary objects- data elements, tables and structure with old system.T-Code: SPAU can also be used to compare objects –Reports, Programs, Screens, Messages, Notes, Function Modules etc. which have difference in the Latest SAP request and the previous ones. You can use SPAU just after SPDD or when SAP system upgrade is performed.Using SPDD and SPAU, you can view all the modified objects, ... Read More

Note that Eclipse Neon is not compatible tih SAP HANA Cloud platform. Refer the below compatibility document: https://tools.hana.ondemand.com/#hanatools