Because I’m a college student, it has been many times i have collected useful course documents from other college’s sites to make my study easier. Well, this is valid for improving my SAP knowledge also though this is uncommon for many practicers. There are a plenty of University resources that you can benefit at the utmost. Recently you must have seen SAP Online Training sites provide interactive user guides which are created by Adobe Captivate application. Like Michaelmanagement provides, you can view the demo. This tool also tempts my interest, to create certification tests, end-user guides and presentations.
SAP General&Tips
What Table and Field Is Your Data Stored In?
In some situations, you might want to know where data that appears on your screen is stored in the database. This is easy to do. For an example, navigate to the Logistics, Batch Analysis Selection screen using the transaction code /nMCBR. Place your cursor in the Storage Location field and select the F1 key on your keyboard. This launches the selection-sensitive help and typically provides a definition of the active field.
Create Your Own SAP Transactions
SAP transaction codes are use as short cut to access transactions in the system. Transaction codes provide efficiency and quickness in doing things in an SAP system. Instead of going through the long-path to access transactions, you may enter the transaction code in the command field and automatically you’ll be directed to the transaction screen you want to access. SAP standard delivers a lot of standard transaction codes that are readily available to use.
Have you ever experienced to create your own transaction code for your customized programs? Here’s a quick guide you can use as your reference.
Tale of an SAP Addict
Doctor: Please come in.
Patient: Thank you.
Doctor: What’s your name?
Patient: atejadag.
Doctor: That’s your name?
Patient: Yes. It’s my user name.
Doctor: Ok. Where do you live?
Patient: SE38.
Doctor: SE38?
web.mit.edu:SAP Study Guides and Tutorials Links
Find below the materials from web.mit.edu which is a university education site for introduction to SAP, Financial operations, Purchasing, Payment, Advanced Reports, tips and tricks.
Introduction to SAP
Overview
SAP Modules
Environments and Clients
SAP Financial Terminology
Transactional Data