SAP Transaction Codes: Frequently Used T-Codes (Hardcover)

Arshad Khan

ISBN 10: 0977283895 / ISBN 13: 9780977283897

Edité par Khan Consulting and Publishing, LLC, California, 2010

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Hardcover. Ideal for end users of the Systems, Applications, and Products (SAP) business software as well as those implementing and maintaining the SAP application, this reference lists the top transaction codes available in the SAP system. Enabling users to quickly identify the top transaction codes within a functional module and vice versa, this manual contains the most widely used codes grouped by modules such as finance, controlling, materials management, human resources, payroll, and quality management. An alphabetical listing of T-codes along with their associated modules and the procedures for executing a transaction code either through the shortcut method or the menu are also included. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780977283897

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Titre : SAP Transaction Codes: Frequently Used ...

Éditeur : Khan Consulting and Publishing, LLC, California

Date d'édition : 2010

Reliure : Hardcover

Etat : new

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SAP Transaction Codes is a useful reference for end users of the SAP business software, as well as those implementing and/or maintaining the SAP application. The book lists approximately 3700 of the most frequently used transaction codes available in the SAP system. It will enable a user to quickly identify the most popular T-codes within a functional module, such as finance, controlling, materials management, human resources, payroll, quality management, etc. Also, when the T-code is known, it can help identify the associated module. SAP Transaction Codes also contains three step-by-step procedures, which demonstrate how to execute a transaction using the T-code shortcut method, how to determine the menu tree when the T-code is known, and how to use the menu tree for executing a transaction.