SAP

In the context of SAP, a "dump" typically refers to a runtime error or system failure that results in the termination of an SAP program or transaction. When a dump…

A Dynpro (Dynamic Program) is a concept used in SAP to describe the user interface (UI) technology used for developing screens and dialogs in SAP applications. Dynpros are used to…

SAP EHP stands for "Enhancement Package." Enhancement Packages are collections of new features, improvements, and functionalities introduced by SAP to enhance its software products, particularly SAP ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)…

A SAP Enhancement Point is a predefined hook or insertion point provided by SAP within standard application code that allows developers to add custom code to enhance or modify the…

In SAP, exchange rates are used to convert monetary amounts between different currencies in financial transactions. Exchange rates play a crucial role in international business operations, where transactions may involve…

Finance modules in SAP encompass a suite of applications and functionalities designed to manage financial processes, transactions, and reporting within an organization. These modules cover various aspects of financial management,…

SAP Fiori is a design language and user experience (UX) framework developed by SAP for its enterprise applications. It aims to provide a consistent, intuitive, and responsive user experience across…

In the context of SAP systems, the "four-eyes principle" refers to a security measure or control mechanism that requires the involvement of at least two individuals in certain critical activities…

A Gantt chart is a visual representation of a project schedule that displays tasks or activities along with their start and end dates, durations, and dependencies. It provides a graphical…

SAP GRC stands for Governance, Risk, and Compliance. It refers to a set of solutions provided by SAP to help organizations manage their governance, risk management, and compliance processes effectively.…