BOBF (BOPF: Business Object Configuration) TCode in SAP

An area in a separate file into which the print data of attached documents are written if the Adobe-based form printing solution is used. The output control displays the individudal parts of a spool request.

Subdivision of an electronic record into a sub-section. Parts are represented in the form of a record file in paper records management.

An object that is combined with other objects to make up a 3D model. Parts can be arranged in a hierarchical manner to form a sub-assembly or an assembly.

A material that can be built in to a vehicle.

A business object type that can participate in a structure as an assembly or component, with or without attached datasets.

A single piece of an item of equipment. For example: seal, tube, shell, gasket, filler.

The name of a Fiori App that is used to perform various operations on an instruction, such as creating an instruction, viewing an instruction, updating an instruction, deleting an instruction, and assigning models to an instruction.

A tab within the Information Space creation and Information Space modification dialogs. Used for selecting and modifying the Universe objects that make up your Information Spaces.

An analytical app to display the corresponding alerts and the affected products if, for example, a recall happens.

A transactional app that enables planners to review system alerts informing them of unexpected situations. Examples: A demand planner might get an alert indicating that a system forecast is unexpectedly high. After reviewing the alert details, the planner might decide to manually adjust the forecast value. A replenishment planner might get an alert indicating that a proposed order quantity for a product location is unexpectedly high. After reviewing the alert details, the planner might decide that the proposal is acceptable, and not take action.

A transactional app used to display, create, assign, and complete alerts created in the system.

An app that allows you to monitor alerts raised by other apps within SAP Digital Manufacturing Cloud and initiate corrective actions on the alerts.

To set selection values for variables or a report view as default or to delete a set of selection values for variables or delete personal report views.

Enhances a data aging object with additional tables. Data aging objects can have multiple enhancements.

An addition to standard SAP programs, made in positions designated for this purpose (user exits), without modifying SAP system repository objects. With the ABAP Workbench, you can also develop any repository objects. Enhancements are not affected by upgrading to a new release.

An addition to a Repository object, maintained within the framework of the enhancement concept and whose behavior can be changed without the need for a modification. An enhancement can be executed by creating enhancement implementation elements for explicitly defined or implicitly available enhancement options. Enhancements can be switched using the Switch Framework. `

An addition to existing applications. You can create enhancements using the Application Enhancement Tool, the Easy Enhancement Workbench, or other ABAP development tools, for example, the ABAP Dictionary. You can create new tables (table enhancements) and fields (field enhancements). Enhancements can be created by customers, partners or SAP. By creating enhancements, customers and partners can support specific use cases and requirements that cannot, or should not, be covered by standard software.

A concept to enhance a UI component in the BSP Component Workbench. If you want to make functional changes in a UI component, for example, create new events, you can use the component enhancement concept.

A modification that represents an increase or improvement in quality, value or extent.

The movement and tracking of goods or services from place of origin to end customer.

Program that determines the front office configuration based on the CIC profile and executes all component programs. The framework consists of configuration tables, the front office screen, a default empty subscreen, titles, and component processing functionality.

The movement of goods from one node to another in the supply chain, for example, from a plant to a distribution center.

A model of a real-world object, for example, an employee or a sales order in business application systems.

An object which describes the structure and behavior of a real-world object. A business object: Consists of a hierarchy of BO nodes, which represent the data. Is an independently viable entity with identifiable instances. Bundles functions and data, both of which are accessible from the outside. Is described by a data model, an internal process model and one or more service interfaces. Besides this, business objects are core structuring elements of applications, and are centrally defined at SAP as part of an overall governance process.

An actual instance (assigned values at runtime) of a business object type defined at definition time.

A set of entities with common characteristics and common behavior representing well-defined business semantics. The set of entities is generally accepted in the business world (for example in an international standard or industry best practices). Examples are "Sales Order" or "Purchase Order".

A unit that is used to model business content, which is represented as a hierarchical tree of nodes. A single node includes a set of semantically related attributes and the corresponding business logic. For each node, several types of entities can be defined to describe the specific business logic part of the business object.

A concept in the ABAP RESTful programming model that is used to describe real-world artifacts such as the Product or the Sales Order. A business object provides a data model, a behavior and the corresponding runtime implementation.

A semantic entity that represents the smallest data unit to take part in a business scenario.

A business object is a representation of an identifiable business entity such as a customer, a sales order or a product that is defined once and becomes the building block of the business. It is described by a data model, an internal process model and one or more service interfaces.

An object that is used to model a business process. A business object is a semantic entity, which represents the smallest logical unit to take part in a business scenario. Examples of business objects in the SAP NetWeaver portal include "customer", "invoice", "order", "material", and "Collaboration object".

Contains information relevant for transferring money from one financial institution to another.

Grouping of multiple entities from business points of view, as business processing normally takes place for many entities simultaneously, and not for individual entities. The most important internal business objects are: Application Contract Change Option It is also possible to manage the data for a business object on a cross-application basis. This allows partner data for a contract to be stored in a partner system, for example. FS-PM only saves the reference to the partner system.

(ICM) Top node of the object hierarchy to be processed in the commission case. Examples of business objects in an insurance scenario: Business transaction Contract Policy Customer Coverage Risk

Business object such as an advanced shipping notification (ASN) or a purchase order.

A means of representing business content, for example, a shopping cart, an RFx, or a purchase order.

(SV-ASA) A central business object in the real world, such as a purchase order. Business objects describe complete business processes. This type of encapsulation reduces complexity because the inner structure of the business object remains concealed. By calling Business APIs (BAPIs), external applications can access and manipulate the business objects using the Internet, DCOM or CORBA.

The name of a Fiori App that is used to work with a model.