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At the core of mySAP ERP is ECC. SAP’s ERP Central Component replaces SAP R/3 as the company’s core online transaction processing (OLTP) system. Like R/3, ECC addresses a business organization’s needs to manage inventories and sales, track orders, plan and execute warehouse movements, and much more. Such activities often constitute the core business activities that must be accomplished day in and day out. Although a number of these functions were mentioned in passing, it’s important to point out that many of these functions are now augmented through the deployment of one of four solutions that ship with mySAP ERP.

mySAP ERP Financials
mySAP ERP Human Capital Management
mySAP ERP Operations
mySAP ERP Corporate Services (more…)

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A subroutine is a reusable section of code. It is like a mini-program that can be called from another point in your program. Within it you can define variables, execute statements, compute results, and write output. To define a subroutine, use the form statement to indicate the start of a subroutine, and use endform to indicate the end of the subroutine. The name of a subroutine cannot exceed 30 characters.

To call a subroutine, use the perform statement.

report ztx1706.
write: / 'Before call 1'.
perform sub1.
write: / 'Before call 2'.
perform sub1.
write: / 'After calls'.
form sub1.
write: / 'Inside sub1'.
endform.

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A driver program is one program that controls another (driven) program. SAP supplies driver programs with the R/3 system. You supply the driven program. When you start your program, a driver program always starts first, and then it calls the events in your program. To reiterate, a driver program starts first and then controls when your program gets control. This has always been the case for all of the programs you have written so far; you just have not been aware of it until now. Please be sure you read this paragraph carefully. To repeat once more, when you start your program, a driver program starts first and controls your program by calling events within it.

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An event is a tag that identifies a section of code. The section of code associated with an event begins with an event name and ends when the next event name is encountered. In Listing 17.1, the event names are initialization, start-of-selection, and end-of-selection. Event names are reserved words. You cannot create new events-you can only use existing ones.

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Perhaps the most well known of the Virsa tools this is often used synonymously for the other tools and indeed interacts intensively with the Firefighter and Access Enforcer tools.

Virsa Compliance Calibrator: supports real-time compliance by stopping security and controls violations before they occur. With the most comprehensive library of SOD rules available for SAP, the application makes it easy for business-process owners to deploy rules applicable to your organisation and eliminate risks from inappropriate access to SAP.

The key benefits as described by SAP are: (more…)

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