Archive for July, 2008

Five tips for SAP R/3 ECC6 Upgrade

1. The Cost of Logging
Some of you may already know that you can’t turn off [transaction] logging in db2 for z/os. Turning off transaction logging is an important part of the ECC upgrade process, and for good reason, since the upgrade process eats up a huge number of logs, and you seldom need to perform [...]

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Quick References for SAP R/3 and Microsoft Office Integration

The following sections provide simple step-by-step instructions for executing many of the reporting processes just discussed. Use the following sections as a quick reference to speed you through each respective reporting process. And remember, if you need more information, refer to each process’s respective detailed sections provided earlier in this hour.
Quick Reference for Exporting [...]

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How to use Microsoft Access Report Wizard to download SAP R/3 Data

Creating reports in Microsoft Access is easy using a tool called the Microsoft Access Report Wizard. The use of reports wizards simplifies the layout process of your fields by visually stepping you through a series of questions about the type of report that you want to create. The wizard walks you through the step-bystep creation [...]

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How to import SAP R/3 data into Microsoft Access

After the XLS file resides on your local system or an accessible file share, you need to import this file into Microsoft Access (the following steps assume Access has been installed on your system; given that Access is not included with all versions of Microsoft Office, this might not be the case by default):

Launch Microsoft [...]

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How to Export SAP R/3 data to Microsoft Access

As you have seen, exporting SAP data to Microsoft Excel and Word is useful when it comes to performing further offline manipulation of your data, for creating reports and graphs, or for drafting form letters. Exporting data to a Microsoft Access database is quite useful, too, when it comes to general reporting.
The initial steps to [...]

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