SAP ERP

If the candidate has only worked on financial systems, for example, how did she handle integrating payroll automation with HR? You might also invite the candidate to discuss a few examples of flaws or bugs that she later resolved.

☛ 1. FI (Financial Accounting)

☛ 2. CO (Controlling)

☛ 3. EC (Enterprise Controlling)

☛ 4. TR (Treasury)

☛ 5. IM (Investment Management)

☛ 6. HR (Human Resource)

☛ 7. SD (Sales and Distribution)

☛ 8. MM (Materials Management)

☛ 9. PM (Plant Maintenance)

☛ 10. PP (Production Planning)

☛ 11. QM – Quality Management

☛ 12. BW (Business Warehousing)

There are many industry specific solutions that SAP provides apart from the list of modules above which is ever growing.

To view transaction table TSTC you can use transaction code st11, and you can define a new t-code using transaction se93.

BDC stand for Batch Data Communication. The methods of BDC are

☛ 1. Direct Input Method

☛ 2. Batch Input Session Method

☛ 3. Call transaction Method

The difference between the residual and partial payment includes

☛ Partial payment: For example, let say invoice A456 exits for $100 and customer pay $70. With the partial payment, it offsets the invoice leaving a remaining balance $30

☛ Residual Payment: While in residual payment, invoice A456 is cleared for the full value $100 and a new invoice line item is produced for the remaining balance of $30.

Pooled tables are used to store control data. Several pooled tables can be united to form a table pool. Table tool is a physical table on the database in which all the records of the allocated pooled tables are stored.

ERP software integrates all departments and functions across a company onto a single computer system that can serve all those different departments' particular needs. ERP combines finance, HR, manufacturing and distribution all together into a single, integrated software program that runs off a single database so that the various departments can more easily share information and communicate with each other. This integrated approach can have a tremendous payback provided the software is installed and used correctly.

☛ 1. SAP

☛ 2. Baan

☛ 3. JD Edwards (now acquired by Oracle)

☛ 4. Siebel

☛ 5. PeopleSoft (now acquired by Oracle)

☛ 6. Microsoft Dynamics

Variables are used in different application

☛ 1. Characteristics variable

☛ 2. Hierarchies

☛ 3. Hierarchy nodes

☛ 4. Text

☛ 5. Formulas

☛ 6. Processing Types

☛ 7. Replacement Path

☛ 8. User entry/default type

1. ALE: Application Linking enabling

2. IDOC: Intermediatary documents

3. EDI: Electronic data interchange

4. RFC: Remote function call

To deal with communication, you can use two types of services

☛ 1. Message Service:In order to exchange short internal messages, this service is used by the application servers

☛ 2. Gateway Service:This service allows communication between R/3 and external applications using CPI-C protocol.

The SAP gateway process uses TCP/IP protocol to communicate with the clients.

Any ERP implementation calls departmental autonomy into question. So implementing ERP systems requires skills in both project management and persuasion. The best ERP analysts are both reassuring and assertive.

In SAP terminology, a transaction is series of logically connected dialog steps.

Three stages of data-mining includes

☛ 1. Initial Exploration

☛ 2. Model building

☛ 3. Deployment

In the SAP source system, extractors is a data retrieval mechanism. It can fill the extract structure of a data source with the data from the SAP source system datasets.

A good training program helps employees become expert users of their company’s new ERP systems. Your ideal candidate for an ERP specialist job will have solid experience at getting everyone up to speed easily.

Yes, you can run business warehouse without R/3 implementation. You have to simply transfer structures associated with business warehouse data sources (ODS table, Infocube) to the inbound data files or use third party tools to connect your flat files and other data sources.

AWB stands for Administrator Workbench. It is a tool for monitoring, controlling and maintaining all the processes connected with data staging and processing in the business information warehousing.

The application layer of a R/3 system is made up of the application server and the message server. Application programs in an R/3 system run on application servers. Using the message server, the application servers communicate with presentation components, the database and also with each other. All the data are stored in a centralized server, which is known as a database server.