ST22 (ABAP Dump Analysis) TCode in SAP

A copy or a snapshot of memory content.

The period in which a program is executed.

The time period in which a workflow is executed. At runtime, no changes can be made to the workflow and placeholders in texts are replaced with real values.

An engine or context for executing programs, such as Java Web Tomcat 8 or Node.js runtime.

The part of the Guided Procedures framework which supports process execution.

Validity period of a license sales contract.

The environment in which all portal users perform their daily tasks, according to the roles defined for them within the organization. The runtime environment is browser-based, responding to events triggered by the user, who can navigate among business-related content for viewing and analysis. Runtime provides localization capabilities, defined by user locale parameters, as well as offering the user the ability to personalize portal appearance and the organization of information. The portal runtime environnment is directly affected by the actions of administrators during design time.

See Remote Function Call.

The unknown underlying cause of an incident or incidents. The business transaction used to log such a cause.

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 work center which provides comprehensive information about the systems and tenants connected to the Service Provider Cockpit. This information comprise availability aspects, health checks activated in the systems, the compliance of parameters, and the deployment status of BS sets. In addition, the processing of incidents takes place in this work center and reports related to incident processing and system availability are available here.

The process of displaying and surveying interfaces and the data messages processed through them.

The process of collecting and displaying data and metrics from the SAP system and its components (for example, dialog instance, central instance, database instance), the virtualization layer, and the physical system. The data and metrics are used by other subsystems in SAP Landscape Management such as dashboards, and alerts.

The process during which the on-shelf availability algorithm compares the actual frequency of sales of a product at a store against the expected frequency (supplied by the estimation model and intra-week pattern). The algorithm uses the comparison to determine the percentage likelihood that this product is out of shelf. The monitoring process also uses the confidence threshold settings to determine the time at which the on-shelf availability algorithm needs to be executed again.

The process or application for collecting and displaying data and metrics from the system and its users' performance.

Part of the settlement process. The monitoring watches over a possible set of events/amendments to a funding transaction and where applicable takes the necessary measure and sends back the relevant reports to the monitoring-cockpit.

Monitoring of processes carried out by PCo agent instances. When activated you can display the PCo logs during runtime.

A work center view in the Inbound Logistics, Outbound Logistics, and Internal Logistics work centers where you can access and prioritize all incomplete requests. It is also a work center view in the Physical Inventory work center where you can get an overview of the physical inventory (PI) counting process. It is also a work center view in the Production Control work center where you can view production lots. Production lots record data for released production orders. You can also manage deviations by initiating appropriate follow-up actions. Depending on the work center, these actions can be: Sending goods back to the supplier Reversing the last logistics step Accepting a deviation Requesting information from a colleague Approving a count item or logistics area Requesting a recount Rejecting a count item

An overview page that covers incoming and outgoing messages for different interfaces, per service.

Sequence of steps processed either by people or by the SAP System. The chronological and logical sequence of the steps, linked to the evaluation of conditions, is monitored by the workflow manager and can be controlled flexibly with event-related response mechanisms. From a technical point of view, a workflow is represented by a workflow work item (type F).

The process in which an expense report or cash advance request is routed for approval and payment processing after it is submitted by an employee.

The sequence of steps forming the visual interface of an automation (Cloud Studio) or a scenario (Desktop Studio).

A workflow comprises business logic defined within a controller, and settings that are configured for each. Workflows are implemented by all jobs. Example: To upload assets in client applications, apply a workflow which determines how the asset derivatives are built.

Approval process followed within the organization to lead a contract from start to finish. Workflow is configured by administrators in CLM.

The process used to restrict user access to packages. It also enables you to define the hierarchy level of each user accessing the package.

The steps users are following during the review process or another approval process. It is used to manage a form, such as a performance review, through a series of steps up to and including completion.

A logical sequence of actions carried out by the system to perform a business process.

A logical sequence of steps carried out by people or the system to perform a business process. It includes the tasks to be performed, steps in each procedure, people involved, required input and output information, and the functions required for each step. The workflow engine manages the workflow. It determines when to move to the next step in the process.

A means of reporting an unsolved problem or error in supply planning, or an incorrect planning situation.

An error situation that occurs during the execution of an ABAP program. Exceptions are either handleable (statements TRY, CATCH) or unhandleable. Exceptions that are not handled cause a runtime error.

An error that may occur in the execution of a method and indicates what has gone wrong in the method. Exception categories: Temporary error Application or system error Temporary errors may occur because system resources are not available. It may therefore be advisable to call the method again. You can respond to application or system errors within a workflow by defining steps, which are executed if the exception occurs.

A domain-specific entry in the proposal pool that is a non-standard translation of the source text, meaning that a translator cannot create it as a system standard or domain standard. For example, the German source text Alter usually means Age, so a translator creates Age as a system standard for this German source text in the proposal pool. However, in one particular short text line in a short text object assigned to the domain BC, Alter requires the exceptional translation Old instead. A translator therefore creates Old as an exception for the domain BC in the proposal pool. An exception Never has a quality status Cannot be the best proposal Cannot be automatically distributed

An exception to a company travel policy.

A deviation from a defined threshold value. Exceptions are defined in the Query Designer and can be evaluated either online (in BEx Web Applications, BEx Mobile Applications, or in the BEx Analyzer), or in the background, using the Reporting Agent. Exceptions are defined by setting the threshold values or intervals, which are given a priority (bad, critical, good), and by determining the areas of the query for which the exception is valid. In the evaluation, the areas of the query lying above or below the threshold are marked in different colors. Up to nine shades of the red, yellow, and green traffic light colors are used here.

An error that occurs while executing a job.

Negative result when testing a control.

A deviation from a defined threshold value or interval. Exceptions can be applied to data, results, or a combination thereof and can be displayed as an arrow, background color, or traffic light.

A notation made when the cargo is received at the carrier’s terminal or is loaded aboard a vessel. It states any irregularities in packaging, or the actual or suspected damage to the cargo. Exceptions are then noted in the bill of lading.

Formal objection occuring during an action or a process. An exception occurs in the case of significant deviation regarding requirements or regulations. This happens either when a limit value is exceeded (automatic exception) or an unexpected incident occurs, for example a fire, oil spill, or other event (manual exception).

A transaction to monitor the starting and stopping of instances and displays the instance status depending on the operation mode. It can also display the alert status and alert details of instances.

A problem or project situation that affects project goals. An issue may result in changes to scope, budget, timeline, or resources. In the S/4HANA on-premise edition of SAP Commercial Project Management, the business object 'issue' is referred to as 'issue activity'. The term 'issue' denotes all the processes and actions related to any project situation that affects project goals.

A task assignment associated with a "snapshot" in an enterprise dashboard.

A problem that impedes the fulfillment of a service transaction.

Written instructions to pay a specific amount of money to cover a bill of exchange payable.

A shortcoming that was discovered and reported when a control was being assessed or tested.

An exception, actual problem or incident that has been identified for review. Upon review of an issue, a remediation plan may be implemented to resolve or deal with the issue identified.

A finding (which could be an exception, observation, problem, irregularity, or deficiency) that has been identified in business data or processes.

The issue is found at the lowest level of the product master and represents data from the actual sales unit for a title for a specific publication date. You can create issues automatically using data from the master record of the higher-level edition.

An automatically generated summary of the problems identified through store visits.

A problem encountered while executing a project that endangers the successful completion of the project or the related actions within the originally planned boundaries (timeline, budget, or resources). Issues can belong to projects, work packages, and actions.

A subject or problem that people think or talk about, or need to deal with.

To send the export declaration to the customs authority.

(SV-ASA) In ASAP, an unplanned activity, project, or business situation that affects business and project goals and delays schedules. An issue may result in changes to scope, budget, timeline, and resources. Issues are managed using Issues Management.

BEx Web Application Designer Web item or BEx Analyzer design item that allows you to display system messages, information, warnings and errors.

An error log created and saved after a runtime error or by a runtime warning. Saved short dumps can be displayed using the ABAP dump analysis tool.