FM is a process that allows classification and tracking of revenues and expenditures in terms of a budget structure
The FM module contains several core master data elements:
There are two primary types of data in SAP:
• Master data is data that is constant over a long period of time. Examples include vendors, banks, cost centers, G/L accounts and funds.
• Transaction data creates a document. Transactions consist of tasks such as processing incoming invoices and payments.
A third type of data, reporting data, exists. Reporting data are a combination of transactional and master data and are used to create summarized reporting data.
NETCH, NETPL and NEUPL are three fundamentally different ways to schedule your MRP run:
SAP is keeping track of changes that are relevant for planning a material (like sales order entry, purchase order entry, stock release, etc.). A planning relevant change signals to MRP that the material should run in the next NETCH or NETPL MRP run. MRP will thus only process those materials that underwent some type of planning relevant change. This can decrease processing time of the MRP background run when compared to processing ALL materials. Read more →
SAP transaction codes are use as short cut to access transactions in the system. Transaction codes provide efficiency and quickness in doing things in an SAP system. Instead of going through the long-path to access transactions, you may enter the transaction code in the command field and automatically you’ll be directed to the transaction screen you want to access. SAP standard delivers a lot of standard transaction codes that are readily available to use.
Have you ever experienced to create your own transaction code for your customized programs? Here’s a quick guide you can use as your reference. Read more →
An alert is a notification informing its recipients that a critical or very important situation has arisen. The situation is as severe that an action must be taken immediately in order to resolve the situation. The system recognizes the situation and sends the alert. Alerts can be used to prevent delays in the processing of critical situations, because the time between discovering and responding to such situations is reduced considerably.
Now you will go through the steps required for Alert Configuration within this material. Read more →
Change default SAP Logo on front screen by following those steps;
1. Identify a picture to replace the existing SAP logo. This picture can be in any valid picture format – gif, bmp, jpg. But convert it to jpg since that is the smallest available picture type. Store the picture somewhere on your workstation.
2. Go to transaction SMW0.
3. On the SAP Web Repository: Initial Screen, click “on” the radio button for Binary data for WebRFC applications, and click the Find icon or press F8. On the SAP Web Repository: Objection selection screen, click the Execute icon or press F8. Read more →
In this tutorial, you will get to learn about Implementing Enhancements in a Webdynpro View. If you do not wish to display certain UI elements that exist in the layout, you can suppress such elements in your enhancement. The Enhancement can be created using the SAP standard webdynpro applications and custom applications. In this tutorial the enhancement in custom application that should be in display mode and simply select the respective UI element and then choose its context menu entry Remove Element”.
In this demo, a WebDynpro application is executed that already exists. Read more →