Unusual use of usual calendar in SAP
SAP Expert has written recently about the methods to maintain calendars in SAP. It was explained there that the logistics calendar consists of holidays, holiday calendar and a list of working days. What is the most common use of the calendars? You are right, there are many. Just to list a few: calculate payroll plan […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know about maintaining calendars in SAP multi-system landscape
SAP Expert continues a series of articles about the SAP transport system and objects that require “special treatment” when moving across multi-system landscapes. We have already spoken about Tax Codes, Number Ranges and Substitutions/Validations. Today it is the turn of Calendars
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How to Move Substitutions and Validation Through the SAP System Landscape
SAP Expert continues a series of articles that cover methods of aligning objects across the SAP multisystem landscape. We have already discussed standard procedure for transport requests, and “special treatment” required for objects like tax codes and number ranges. Today we will talk about Substitutions and Validations.
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Things you need to know about maintaining Number Ranges in SAP
As SAP Expert has already emphasised several times, aligning objects in different SAP systems is a very important part of the multi-system landscape maintenance. We have discussed the fact that the transport system is the most usual way to move configuration changes throughout the landscape, and how you can align certain master data. However, some […]
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10 simple steps to move Tax Codes between SAP clients and systems
SAP Expert recently wrote about the mechanism that allows moving configuration objects between clients in the SAP system and between the systems themselves. This mechanism, the Transport System, is used for almost all the objects in SAP. However, there are some exceptions that require “special treatment”. They include Substitutions and Validations, Number ranges, and so […]
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Dmitry Kaglik
December 1, 2014
SAP
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