SAP Transformation: Legacy ECC to S/4HANA, BTP & ABAP Cloud
SAP SD SAP MM: Sales Distribution/ Material Management technical and functional Tutorials, Tips and Step by step Guide for SAP MM and SAP SD
Learn the main steps to create a sales order in SAP system (ECC).Easy SAP SD – Sales Order Process for end users.
This post deals with Document Flow SAP SD ( For Sales and Distribution ) and SAP MM ( for Material Management) .
It details the different SAP documents with Tcodes and SAP Tables. The main focus will be The Sales Order Process flow.
SAP Attachment: The following ABAP program sample is optimized to Mass extraction of SAP Attachments (GOS) for Sales Documents.
SAP Mass Attachments Extraction using ABAP.
Sap Output Message: (SAP NACE) This article will explain how to?Create New Output Type for a?SAP Output Message with NACE Tcode.
It is well detailed with Step by Step tutorial with all the customizing to be done. This guide will guide from 0 to full New Output Message Type working.
As extra, I joined at the end a Troubleshooting session for the most common issue when dealing with NACE Tcode and SAP Output Message.
In Order to have a relevant sample, let’s take the example of custom Message Type for SAP Sales Documents.
This article will cover How Sap Classification is handled.
It starts with SAP Characteristics and Classes Customizing to get an overview of Classification.
The second part is more technical and covers the Master Data for Classification (ex: AUSP).
The last part explains how to handle Characteristics in ABAP Coding: How to read and Update Characteristics.
You will find a link to ABAP Program Update characteristic value in Sap: how to update the SAP Customer Classification.
This code will update characteristic value in SAP.
First, it checks if the characteristic is already exists or if has to be created.
Second, it updates the characteristic value.
SAP SD Tcodes: List of Important and useful Transaction codes used in SAP sales and distribution ( SD ) module.
SAP BAPI : Business Application programming interfaces are standard methods to access business objects which form the core of all SAP R/3 business frameworks.