Transmission Control Protocol One of the Core Protocols of IP (Internet Protocol Suite) also Referred to as TCP/IP HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, SSH, FTP, Telnet are typically encapsulated in TCP.

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Protocol to Exchange or Transfer Hypertext.

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure Layered on top of SSL (Secure Socket Layer)

Transport Layer Security Cryptographic Protocol Successor to SSL

Secure Sockets Layer Cryptographic Protocol Predecessor to TLS Developed by Netscape Use X.509 Certificates to Authenticate & Exchange a Symmetric Key

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Used for Sending or Receiving email from Outside Systems

Protocol for email Retrieval & Storage Unlike POP, Allows multiple clients to contact the same mailbox simultaneously.

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TCODE (Transaction Code)

Shortcut in reaching a specific screen.

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Match Code

A Comparison Key which is used in searching for a key of a specific record by comparing values.

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SAP Modules in Logistic Application Component

SD (Sales & Distribution) 
MM (Materials Management)
PP (Production Planning & Control)
LE (Logistics Execution)
QM (Quality Management)
CS (Customer Service)

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Components of SD Module

SD Basic Functions & Master Data
Sales
Pricing and Conditions
Extra Charge
Availability Check & Req. in S & D
Material Sorting
Output Determination
Scheduling Agreements for Component suppliers
Customer Service Processing
Foreign Trade/ Customs
Comp. Aided Selling Support (CAS)
Shipping
Transportation
Billing
Payment Card Processing
EDI / IDOC interfaces
Report & Analysis
Business Package for Internal Sales Rep
Credit & Risk Management

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ERP

Enterprise Resource Planning

Refers to a system that Integrates Processes and Data allowing Large Organizations to use Resources More Efficiently.

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CSV File

Comma Separated Values or Character (Delimiter) Separated Values (Fields)

Commonly used to Import/ Export
(ie. Excel)

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FTP File

File Transfer Protocol

Used to transfer files over TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)-based Network and often Secured with SSL/TLS.

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TCP

Transmission Control Protocol
One of the Core Protocols of IP (Internet Protocol Suite)
also Referred to as TCP/IP
HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, SSH, FTP, Telnet are typically encapsulated in TCP.

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HTTP

Hypertext Transfer Protocol

* Protocol to Exchange or Transfer Hypertext.

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HTTPS

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

* Layered on top of SSL (Secure Socket Layer)

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TLS

Transport Layer Security
Cryptographic Protocol
Successor to SSL

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SSL

Secure Sockets Layer
Cryptographic Protocol
Predecessor to TLS
Developed by Netscape
Use X.509 Certificates to Authenticate & Exchange a Symmetric Key

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SMTP

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

* Used for Sending or Receiving email from Outside Systems

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POP3

Post Office Protocol Version 3

* Application-Layer Internet Standard Protocol used to Retrieve email from Remote Server over a TCP/IP connection.

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IMAP

Protocol for email Retrieval & Storage

* Unlike POP, Allows multiple clients to contact the same mailbox simultaneously.

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SSH

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Secure Shell
Connects via Secure Channel over Insecure Network
Cryptographic Network Protocol
Developed as Replacement to Telnet

Telnet

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Network Protocol
Developed in 1968
Serious Security Issues

UDP

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User Datagram Protocol
Core Member of Internet Protocol Suite
Transaction Oriented Suitable for Query and Response.
No Handshaking
Exposes Flaws in Underlying Network
No Guarantee of Delivery, Ordering or Duplication
Suitable where Error Checking and Correction are not necessary

Internet Protocol Suite

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Computer Networking & Communications Protocols used by the Internet
Four Layers: 1.Link, 2.Internet, 3.Transport, 4.Application
Usually referred to as TCP/IP
Also referred as DoD(Dept.of Defense)
Development was funded by DARPA (Defense Advancement Research Projects Agency)

Storage Condition

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•Determined by:

Plant + Shipping Point + Storage Conditions

Functional Consultant Responsibilities for Implementation Project

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Preparing, Reviewing, Approving Functional Specifications
Designing a Road Map( Blue Print) and getting Client’s Approval
Changing Existing Configuration as Needed.
Handling Basics Issues

Functional Consultant Responsibilities for Support Project

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Customizing, Configuration, Enhancements (RICEF Creation)
Handling Tickets on Day to Day Basis.
Monitoring SD Reports
Preparing Functional Specifications
Preparing End User Training Documents

Sales Document

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•Each is Divided into three Levels:

Header Level (Table VBAK)
Item Level (Table VBAP)
Schedule Line (Table VBEP)

additional Business Data (Table VBKD) can exist at header or item levels
(ie. Incoterms are copied from Ship-to M.R. into S.O. Header Business Data

SSL/TLS

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Secure Sockets Layer/ Transport Layer Security

TCP/IP

Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol

TOR

Transfer of Requirements

RICEF

* Refers to the Five areas of Technical Development * Reports (ALV Reports) * Interfaces (ALE/IDOC) * Conversions (BDC, LSMW, BADI) * Enhancements(User exits, ABAPcode) * Forms (SAP Smartforms, SAP Script)

ABAP

* Advanced Business Application Programming * The Program Language (Along with Java) used for Programming the SAP Application Server (Part of the NetWeaver Platform) *The ABAP Syntax is similar to COBOL

BADI

•Business Add Ins •TCODEs: 1. SE18 to Create a BADI 2. SE19 to Define BADI Interface 3. Define the Class (Implements the Interface) *Doesn't Require SAP Software Change Registration

Debugging

*A "Bug" is a Problem in Programs •Removing a Bug is Debugging •Breakpoint is an aide in Finding a Bug •Setting a Breakpoint will stop a script from running past a Breakpoint. This will help Isolate the "Bug" in the program.

ALV

ABAP List Viewer

Enhancements

1. User Exits 2. Customer Exits 3. BADI's 4. Enhancement Framework

Types/Classes of Business Processes in SD

* Sales * Delivery * Billing

Namespace

* Refers to the reserved Name Ranges. * Objects in the A-X namespaces are reserved for SAP and may be references. Copied Objects may be customized and used as Customer Namespaces if renamed starting with Y or Z * A-X can be overwritten by SAP during an upgrade. If A-X Namespaces are used for customers, they may be lost during and upgrade. * Y & X are Customer reserved Namespaces.

4 Steps in Creating a New Document Type

1. Define Document Type 2. Choose Template (to clone) 3. Copy 4. Namespace

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