Tuesday, December 18, 2007
SAP R/3 Transaction Codes: FICO, MM, HR, SD, Netweaver
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PDF EBOOK SAP R/3 Transaction Codes: FICO, MM, HR, SD, Netweaver
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Whether you are new to SAP, or a veteran SAP project manager this book will come in handy. First in a series of SAP transaction code books, SAP R3Ttransaction Codes is BIG. With 330+ pages of transaction codes and explanations for FICO, SD, MM, and Netweaver you won't be scrambling to find a tcode. The TOC and index are also massive, making it easy to find what you need and save precious time.
The Ultimate Reference & Learning Guide for the SAP Professional!
No more digging through menu items – go straight to the transaction. Covers FICO, MM, SD, HR, and Netweaver
Transaction codes are the key to working in the SAP R/3 and SAP ECC environments; however, a user-friendly and thorough resource can be difficult to locate. From helping you to locate a transaction you haven’t used in a while to helping you unlock new functionality in SAP R/3, this guide has what you need to work faster. In addition to acting as a handy reference, this guide will help you set yourself apart from other SAP professionals – knowing the right TCODE is often the difference between a mid-range and senior SAP resource. This book contains comprehensive transaction code listings for HR, MM, SD, FICO, and new Netweaver components as well.
Key topics include:
• SAP Netweaver Transaction Codes and FAQ
• MM Transaction Codes and FAQ
• FICO Transaction Codes and FAQ
• SD Transaction Codes and FAQ
• HR Transaction Codes and FAQ
SAP SD Books
SAP SD Interview Questions, Answers, and Explanations
$44.95
Highlights Include: It's clear that SAP SD is one of the most challenging areas in SAP. Finding resources can be difficult. SAP SD Interview Questions, Answers, and Explanations guides you through your learning process. From helping you to assess your SD skills to evaluating candidates for a job, SAP SD Interview Questions will put you on the path to understanding what you really need to know. The book is organized around three areas of SAP SD: SD Fundamentals, SD Functional Configuration, and SD transactions and master data. Each question includes everything you need to know to master the interview or properly evaluate a candidate. More than just a rehash of SAP documentation and sales presentations, each question is based on project knowledge and experience gained on successful high-profile mySAP SD implementations. Key topics include: The most important SD settings to know SAP SD administration tables and transaction code quick references SAP SD Certification Examination Questions Sales Organization and Document Flow Introduction Partner Procedures, Backorder Processing, Sales BOM Backorder Processing, Third Party Ordering, Rebates and Refunds Everything an SD resource needs to know before an interview
Top 10 SAP tips of 2007
16 Dec 2007 | SearchSAP.com Editorial Staff
As the year 2007 nears its end, the editorial staff here at SearchSAP.com looks back and wonders what tips deserve a special honor. Therefore, below you will find a listing of the 10 most popular tips of the year, so that they may be remembered. You voted for them, here they are:
As the year 2007 nears its end, the editorial staff here at SearchSAP.com looks back and wonders what tips deserve a special honor. Therefore, below you will find a listing of the 10 most popular tips of the year, so that they may be remembered. You voted for them, here they are:
1. ABAP for newbies: Download and install the trial version
With the new build of the SAP NetWeaver 2004s ABAP trial version (SP11), this year we brought you a series of ABAP tips that updates your ABAP developer skills (beginners and experienced) to this new version. By the end of this series, you will have a good understanding of what's going on in the ABAP application server.
2. Introduction to the SAP XI (Exchange Infrastructure) - part one
This is the first in a two part series on the SAP XI (Exchange Infrastructure). The basic conceptual framework of SAP XI is covered here.
3. Special Report: Breaking into SAP consulting
Interested in breaking into SAP consulting work? This extensive special report taps the expertise of SAP career gurus Jon Reed and Bill Scheer.
4. SAP security audit log setup
In this tip our upgrade/migration expert, Bert Vanstechelman, provides unorthodox uses for the Security Audit Log. Learn how to install this tool and use it to report resources necessary for the companies next upgrade and weigh transaction efforts.
5. Special Report: SAP consulting tips and tricks for your career success
SAP career gurus Jon Reed and Bill Scheer share their best tips and tricks for landing jobs, earning good rates and staying on top of the competition.
6. ALE configuration for pushing IDocs from SAP to XI
Get a step-by-step, illustrated guide for how to push IDocs from SAP to XI in this SDN article. You'll find clear instructions and screenshots, providing a helpful checklist for new consultants.
7. Data modeling and database design in SAP ABAP, part one
In this multi-part tip, Tobias Trapp presents data design and modeling in ABAP. The first installment also introduces the SAP Data Modeler.
8. How to transport table entries
Ever wanted to save entries after a transaction and then transport them to different servers? This tip from the SAP Developer Network shows you how.
9. ABAP for newbies: Your first ABAP object
Part 16 of the ABAP tip series that will give you an overview of what's new with SAP NetWeaver 2004s ABAP trial version (SP11) and what you need to know to keep your skills current.
10. Creating your first application using Interactive Forms
Want a walkthrough of how to get started using Interactive Forms in SAP? This tip, reposted from the SAP Developer Network, offers guided instructions.
Download ABAP - SAP Netweaver 2004s ABAP [ Trial version]
ABAP for newbies: Download and install the trial version
Manfred Lutz
06.01.2007Rating: -4.05- (out of 5)
If you're interested in the trial version and would like to download it, please check the system requirements first. If your PC doesn't meet the requirements, the installation might fail or the performance will be very bad (and this might reduce the fun in working with ABAP). The download consists of two .rar files:
'SAPNW2004sABAPTrialSP11.part1.rar'
'SAPNW2004sABAPTrialSP11.part2.rar'
These two files should be downloaded into the same directory. Because both of them are bigger than 1 GB, the download might take some time. To find out whether the downloads are complete, you can check the file size (click on the file in Windows Explorer and choose 'properties'): '…part1.rar' = 1.572.864.000 and '…part2.rar' = 1.189.536.491 If everything is alright so far, you have to extract the files with an appropriate .rar tool (if there is none on your computer just search google for 'rar tool download' and download and install it on your PC). Just click on the first one ('…part1.rar') and after a little while your unpacked structure should look like:
The .rar tool creates a structure that you can see in the right side of the Windows Explorer window. In the DOC directory, you can find all HTML stuff related to the installer. The image is the installation itself. There are two database tools in the maxdbtools directory. And the SAPGUI directory contains a Compact SAP Logon 7.10 that you should use as User Interface. To start the ABAP server installation, click on 'start.htm' and follow the dialog steps.
Be sure to check the system requirements. It is also important that there are no remnants of an older trial version or sneak preview installation left on your PC.
The installation can be started from the Installation page by clicking on the word 'installer'.
Be aware that the installation of an SAP system is typically a pretty complex task, with installing a database, starting it, filling it with a huge amount of data, configuring the network connection, starting the system and doing lots of configuration steps. Therefore, the installation guide of a real SAP system consists literally of hundreds of pages for experienced administrators. All this is hidden in this trial version as muchas possible, but nevertheless, it is done under the hood. So it might be a good idea to leave the installation alone and not to work heavily on the PC during the installation.
This window shows you the real beginning of the installation process. The only information you have to provide during the installation is the target directory and you have to define the master password for the database. (The users of the ABAP trial server itself and their passwords are predefined.)
The installation typically takes between half an hour and two hours dependent on your hardware, so you have to be patient especially at 16% and 43%. Don’t worry if the installation seems to make no progress for a while at these points; as long as the hard disk is turning, everything is okay. If you cancel the installation process manually, you might leave the system in an indefinite state which may cause trouble with a new installation.
When the installation is finished, the system will ask you how you to proceed. If you have already a SAP Logon on your PC, you just can click on 'Next' to start the Application Server and the SAP Management Console for monitoring purposes. If you don't have the SAP Logon on your PC, it would be a good idea to uncheck the checkboxes and install the GUI first. For that, you have to go to the SAPNW2004sABAPTrialSP11 directory and open SAPGUI folder.
Doubleclicking on 'SapGuiSetup.exe' will start the installation of the Compact SAP Logon 7.10. In the dialog, you are guided through some information pop-ups and finally you come to the window with the product selection. Just click on the 'Select all' that will check the check-box for you and then choose 'Next' and finish the installation.
There will be a new icon for SAP Logon on your desktop now. After the installation of the SAP Logon a reboot might be required.
In the next edition of 'ABAP Trial Version for Newbies,' we'll discuss how to start the Application Server and how to log on with the SAP GUI to the system.
Manfred Lutz is in Netweaver Product Management with focus on Application Servers.
This content is reposted from the SAP Developer Network.
Copyright 2007, SAP Developer Network
SAP Developer Network (SDN) is an active online community where ABAP, Java, .NET, and other cutting-edge technologies converge to form a resource and collaboration channel for SAP developers, consultants, integrators, and business analysts. SDN hosts a technical library, expert blogs, exclusive downloads and code samples, an extensive eLearning catalog, and active, moderated discussion forums. SDN membership is free.
Want to read more from this author? Click here to read Manfred Lutz's Weblog. Click here to read more about ABAP on the SDN.
Friday, December 14, 2007
SAP Consultant - HerVikar
SAP Consultant - HerVikar: "* management.
* Has completed at least 1 full cycle of major side implementation or at least 2 full cycles of medium sized implementation.
* Certified in at least one SAP module.
* Strong analytical and modeling skills.
* Excellent communicational and organizational skills.
* Self-motivated team player and ability to work with a team of programmers and designers.
* Full-Time positions available.
EMPATIX works together with a Norwegian head-hunting company, and applicants must in some situations be willing to travel to Norway for training or project work."
* Has completed at least 1 full cycle of major side implementation or at least 2 full cycles of medium sized implementation.
* Certified in at least one SAP module.
* Strong analytical and modeling skills.
* Excellent communicational and organizational skills.
* Self-motivated team player and ability to work with a team of programmers and designers.
* Full-Time positions available.
EMPATIX works together with a Norwegian head-hunting company, and applicants must in some situations be willing to travel to Norway for training or project work."
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