You can try below sample code. I would suggest you to try using this:public class Program {    static void Main(string[] args) {       SapConnection con = new SapConnection();       RfcDestinationManager.RegisterDestinationConfiguration(con);       RfcDestination dest = RfcDestinationManager.GetDestination("NSP");       RfcRepository repo = dest.Repository;       IRfcFunction fReadTable = repo.CreateFunction("ZSOMA");       fReadTable.SetValue("I_NRO1", 1);       fReadTable.SetValue("I_NRO2", 2);       fReadTable.Invoke(dest);             var result = fReadTable.GetValue("E_RESULT");       Console.WriteLine(result.ToString());       Console.ReadLine();     } } public class SapConnection : IDestinationConfiguration { ... Read More

I think you better use the ParseExact method available over DateTime type. It should work.Please find the code snippet for reference −string dateFormat = "dd.mm.yyyy hh:mm:tt"; DateTime finalDate = DateTime.ParseExact(argumentDate, dateFormat, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);

In general, customizing Fiori applications involves customizing the parent SAP application. So, if in the application, it defaults to hours then the Fiori app will also inherit the default behavior and show it in hours.Go ahead and change it to days, it will impact your Fiori app and the app will also start showing in days.In case you cannot afford to make a change in SAP application, then you need to handle it in a custom manner which will require you to have a custom implementation in place.

As you have mentioned you require access key for the change to be complete, but this key is mapped to SAP specific installation. In short, you need to retrieve this key from the SAP.I would still suggest not to go for the change. You can seek other alternatives for this. You can analyze the feasibility of implicit enhancements usage. The reason I am recommending alternatives is whenever you would have an upgrade in SAP, you would require a change which is cumbersome.

Note that “sap.ui.model.ClientTreeBinding” which is used by TreeTable in JSONModel or XMLModel supports the parameter arrayNames. You need to pass an array of the model property names to create a sublevel. I would suggest to try below:In XML view:      ... In JSON view:treeTable.bindRows({path: '/pathToData', parameters: { arrayNames: ['children'] }});For more details about SAPui5 tree structure, you can navigate to following link:https://sapui5.netweaver.ondemand.com/sdk/test-resources/sap/ui/table/TreeTable.html?sap-ui-debug=true&sap-ui-language=en-US&sap-ui-theme=sap_bluecrystal&sap-ui-accessibility=true&sap-ui-jqueryversion=1.10.2

You can try any of the below fixes −Go to Run > RegeditOpen “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\1X.0\WebProjects” and change Use64BitIISExpress from 0 → 1Next is to restart Visual Studio and IISExpress.Other solution would be to try configuring IIS service, and set appPool .Net 4.0. You can try this to fix sapnco dll issue.Go to IIS Manager → Application PoolsOther fix would be to navigate to Project/Properties → Set platform target from “any” to “x86”.

The constants with a value of %_ as prefix are defined in ABAP for its internal use of the system. These needs to be used as such and cannot be modified by the user.

You can just define a character of 100 bytes and move your variable to that character. Please find the below code as example.Example  

Yes, it is possible. You would require using MODIFY LINE

You need to define the et_flights parameter as of type SFLIGHT. As per method defined, you have this type as structure type and also declare transparent table SFLIGHT at the same time.You should use an already available dictionary table type with row structure of SFLIGHT for et_flight.You should declare et_flights inside the method in class definition as a private member or as a return value of the method.class myclass definition.    public section.    types ty_mytable type standard table of sflight.    methods mymethod exporting mydata type ty_mytable. endclass. class myclass implementation.     method mymethod.       ... Read More