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A work center view that allows key users to view and reschedule jobs.

Design level in an ad at which graphics and lines can be inserted in IS-M/AMC UI, for example if a photo or color gradient is to appear in the background of an ad.

History of an employee or a candidate.

A logical area containing the documents for your application. It has a unique name by which it can later be queried, and is secured by a key provided by the application.

Storage location for files that are linked to from the Help Center. This can be the Help Center repository in Solution Manager or a shared network folder.

Central storage location in your landscape for storing data files. It is mounted on a host and accessible by SAP Host Agent.

Component of the Predictive Analytics integrator. The Repository does not store predictive models themselves, but only a URL and metadata. It contains a hierarchy of objects that you can use to organize your Models.

A set of tables that hold user-created and predefined system objects, source and target metadata, and transformation rules.

An area for storing and managing domain-specific and global resources.

Storage system or location where data accessed through CM functions is stored. The CM Repository Framework supports different types of repositories (for example, file system repositories, WebDAV repositories). Depending on the type of repository, not all CM functions may be applicable.

A repository is a place, room, or container where something is deposited or stored.

The process of executing an ABAP program with fixed settings in the background, that is, without user interaction on the screen. Unlike with dialog processing, the execution flow is predefined when the program is started. You schedule an executable program for automatic execution in the ABAP Editor or by choosing the menu path System -> Services -> Reporting and then Program -> Execute -> Background. You can also use SUBMIT VIA JOB to call it in the background. At least one background work process must be set up for background processing.

System activities that can be executed without any interaction with a user. This processing is executed at a defined time and can be a consequence of time model functions, such as Change.

A computer process that runs in the background without user intervention. Tasks for these processes include archiving, automatic closing of the message by the system, and a certification expiration check.

The indexing of an Information Space on a recurring basis. The administrator can choose how often Scheduling occurs via the Admin tab such as on a daily basis.

An option which allows users to plan the periodic execution of actions assigned to a campaign.

A system function that determines the start and end time of a service assignment. Scheduling is based on the start and end time and estimated duration of a service task, taking availability information for the service employee into account. Scheduling can be performed manually by the resource planner for the service center, or be executed by the system according to certain specifications.

The main objectives of the scheduling function of IS-Oil downstream are as follows: Group deliveries into shipments Assign shipments to an appropriate vehicle Optimize grouping of deliveries and shipment processing with respect to cost, efficiency, and customer service.

Planning and controlling of the following functions: Meter reading order creation Billing Determination of budget billing amount due dates

Phase of the maintenance end-to-end process. In the preceding Preparation phase, the maintenance planner has ensured the availability of the required resources on time and passed the maintenance order on to the Scheduling phase. During this phase, the maintenance planner or scheduler dispatches the order operations and suboperations and thereby confirms that they have been scheduled at the right work center and at the right time. When the first main order operation is dispatched, the order is passed on to the Execution phase.

Calculation of the start and end dates of orders or operations in an order or network. Types of scheduling include the following: Forward scheduling Backward scheduling Midpoint scheduling Today scheduling Scheduling from current date

The calculation of the start and finish dates of orders or operations in an order. Scheduling is used in: Material requirements planning: In-house production times and delivery times specified in the material master record are taken into account. Capacity planning: Scheduling is done using routings. There is a distinction between lead time scheduling, in which capacity loads are not taken into account, and finite scheduling, in which capacity loads are taken into account. Networks: Scheduling calculates the earliest and latest dates for the execution of the activities, capacity requirements, and floats. The scheduling types include: Forward scheduling: scheduling starting from the start date Backward scheduling: scheduling starting from the finish date Scheduling to current date: scheduling starting from the current date Today scheduling: rescheduling of an order if the start date is in the past

The estimated base dates relevant for procurement monitoring.

A system calculation of the dates for an entire project and all associated project tasks. Scheduling determines the earliest and latest start and finish dates.

To assign times to an operation or project showing when activities must start and end to meet the required deadlines.

A collection of schedule and/or forecast calculation requests for one or more locations launched using background processing. Batch requests typically originate from the corporate or headquarters office rather than from a specific location.

A subset of a material in stock, managed separately from other subsets of the same material. &EXAMPLE& Different production lots (such as paints, dyes, and pharmaceutical products) Delivery lots Quality grades of a material

A quantity of a material produced during a given production run. The main characteristic of a batch is its homogeneity. A production lot can consist of one or more batches.

The total quantity of a material that has been created under uniform conditions.

A quantity of material or substances that is intended to have uniform quality and character and is produced according to the requirements in a single manufacturing order during the same cycle under the same production conditions. A batch or lot is expected to be homogenous within specified limits. The size of a batch may be defined by a fixed quantity or by the material that was produced within a fixed time interval. In some regions, lots are considered to be subsets of a batch and are generally assigned an additional lot number that includes the original batch number. In other regions, only the word "lot" is used and has exactly the same meaning as the word "batch".

A quantity of a product manufactured at the same time, with the same characteristics and production parameters, and grouped by a unique identifier. Lot and batch can be used synonymously.

Predefined function for a general processing purpose.

Freely defined property or characteristic of an entitlement, representing a value or information, depending on the particular entitlement.

An app that is used to create, edit, and delete attributes.

Sequence of processes that are scheduled in the background to wait for a particular event. Some of these proceses trigger an additional event, which in turn can start other processes.

(SV-ASA) A graphical representation of a business process in the R/3 Reference Model. The interdependence of R/3 System functions in time and logic is described in process chains with reference to events (an event in the SAP System is a status that has business relevance). Process chains help to make the SAP System transparent.

A storage mechanism that contains all information normally found in a local repository (definitions for each object in an application), but is optional and is shared by multiple users, who can check objects in and out of the repository.

Supports the user when creating and changing DBM orders and especially during appointment scheduling. Depending on the order type, different tab pages are displayed. The wizard can be used at any point in time during the life cycle of an order.

Utility for creating or importing an installation package within implementation support. Implementation support provides the following wizards, for example: Customizing export wizard Customizing import wizard PMD export wizard PMD import wizard

Shopping cart for the casual user with horizontal step-by-step navigation. Only that information is displayed that is required for the purchase transaction.

Job through which one or more ABAP programs are started in background processing. A background job is made up of background tasks.