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Click **Next**.
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3.An application component is not needed. Click **Next**.
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3.The ABAP Package properties remain as is. Click **Next**.
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4.Select an existing transport request or create a new one and click**Finish**.
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4.No transport request is necessary, as change recording is not enabled. Click**Finish**.
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### Create a Database Table
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Click **Next**.
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4.Select a transport request and click**Finish**.
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4.No transport request is necessary, as change recording is not enabled. Click**Finish**.
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5. Replace the default code with the code snippet provided below (make sure to replace the placeholder ###):
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Click **Next**, review the objects that will be created, and click **Next** again.
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5. Select a transport request and click **Finish**.
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5. No transport request is necessary, as change recording is not enabled. Click **Finish**.
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6. Publish the generated Service Binding.
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7. Select the entity set **`FactoryOrder`** and launch the **Preview**. Create a new factory order to get familiar with the initial state of your application.
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<ol type="a"><li>Name: `ZFACTORYORDER_SCALAR_###`
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</li><li>Description: `Factory Calendar Tutorial – Scalar Function Definition`</li></ol>
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Click **Next**.
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4. Select a transport request and click **Next**.
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4. No transport request is necessary, as change recording is not enabled. Click **Next**.
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5. Choose template `defineScalarFunction` and click **Finish**.
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6. Replace the generated code with the following code:
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</li><li>Engine: `SQL Engine`</li></ol>
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4. Select a transport request and click **Finish**.
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4. No transport request is necessary, as change recording is not enabled. Click **Finish**.
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5. Maintain `ZCL_FACTORYORDER_###=>CALCULATE_PRODUCTION_END_DATE` for the **AMDP Reference** field.
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