STAD (Statistics display for all systems) TCode in SAP

The collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of masses of numerical data.

Numeric information about data stored in sources that are used for data federation, including such things as estimated number of entries in a table, estimated number of distinct values in a column, or average number of relationships between each value in a column and another column.

A note traffic monitoring tool that allows initiators to track how oftentheir notes have been accessed by other users in a given period of time.

Evaluation service in the Business Directory. Users can use this service to find out, for example, how often their company has been compared with other companies within the Business Directory.

Execution of an ABAP program using a transaction code. The following types of transactions are available: Dialog transactions, report transactions, parameter transactions, variant transactions, and OO transactions. A transaction is started by entering the transaction code in the command field on the standard toolbar or by using the statements CALL TRANSACTION or LEAVE TO TRANSACTION.

Logical R/3 process. From the user perspective, a transaction represents a unit (such as a change to a customer address or the execution of a program). From the ABAP programming perspective, a transaction one of two ways in which a user can call an ABAP program. The other method is to execute an executable program (or report).

Specific type of data containing information about an exchange such as a purchase. It must contain at least a session identifier and an item that is the object of the exchange.

A company card expense transaction imported from the card provider.

The event-controlled representation of a condition that triggers an immediate posting if an activity occurs in the contract, such as a change to the contract master date, or the posting of a payment item.

An activity or event related to a loyalty member, which is processed by the rules defined in the loyalty program.

Any sequence of actions performed by a user that could contribute to providing recommendations to a customer. For example, a business action in which a payment card is used to purchase goods or services, or the clickstream performed by a user to navigate to an item detail page.

The original sales (or other event) data, which includes sub-line data (who it was sold to, amount, and so on) on an order. Used as the basic undata for compensation processing in SAP Commissions.

The classification of postings in various SAP application components based on various business points of view. &EXAMPLE& Enter an invoice Post a goods receipt Create a confirmation Transactions are used to control the data flow between various application components.

A transaction, for example, cost estimation creation, and interest or inflation rate adjustment, for processing obligations, such as asset retirement obligations.

Groups together various accounting documents within a down payment chain. The transaction category determines which documents can be grouped together.

Transactions represent payments that occur at a bank. LMS uses a number of user-definable types of transactions such as anticipated, pending, expected, and actual.

A transaction is a change to an application or change option, which is executed online by a user, or in the background by the system, in a business process. This affects the Application or Change Option business object, and has the following properties: The change creates a new status in the Application or Change Option business object or creates a journal entry in the application or change option journal can be uniquely identified in the business object and in the journal, using the key policy number, contract number and journal number.

(ICM) An umbrella term for the events that may be triggered by a credentials check.

An information packet inside an EDIFACT market message. A transaction, together with the sender and receiver information from the message header, can be processed independently.

An action type that is used to define the URL of an external or internal application.

(MFG-LPO) An event that causes a change in material inventory.

The transaction action step type instantiates a transaction on the Agentry client and defines what screen set to display the transaction instance in.

A single unit payment instruction that will be initiated by a Corporate Subscriber and executed at the Financial Services Subscriber or a single unit statement sent by a Financial Services Subscriber to the Corporate Subscriber.

A business action in which a payment card is used to purchase goods or services. The merchant is credited and money is collected from the cardholder or issuing bank.

A sequence of information exchange treated as a unit so all related data is changed in its entirety. For example, an order transaction involves checking an inventory database, confirming the availability of the item, placing the order, and confirming the order. This ensures that order and inventory data is modified consistently.

Superordinate term for ABAP Dictionary objects that belong together, for example, database tables and their structure definitions, or table types that are significant parts of a Billing Engine Application (BEA).

A basic common data structure of the various definition components and execution components of SAP Business Workflow. Containers have container elements to hold the following: Values (constants) Structures Object references

Web item that enables combining any content to be displayed or non-visible content.

An environment that provides applications access to the required service APIs. It loads the corresponding service adapters for the respective platform based on configuration.

Storage object for incoming interactions with shareable IDs that cannot be uniquely assigned to one contact. Example Family members share a PC with one IP address. When a family member browses a website without being logged on with a unique user, it is not clear to whom the browsing interactions can be attributed. Such interactions are technically stored as container contacts.

A receptacle that holds the chemical content of a substance or preparation that is emitted by an object. For example, in the case of a spray can with a mixture in it, a printer cartridge, or a pen, the substances/preparations within the container (such as air freshener, toner, or ink) are the most important part of the function of the object, and the container (can, cartridge or pen barrel) is a means of controlling release of the contents. Note that the containers are independent products in their own right, which means that all other provisions relating to articles still apply to these components.

A layout element specifying the space within a portal page that contains iViews and/or other containers.

A part of an application server that provides deployment and runtime support for application components. It provides an inclusive view of the services provided by the application server for the application components.

A mechanism used to group UI elements, in order to define either their layout or their runtime display order (and visibility).

Rectangular area that is used in a style to describe the structure of the ad content. Containers can be nested, meaning that a container can contain containers that divide the container into rectangular areas. Text and image blocks are inserted in the container to subdivide the area further. Horizontal or vertical containers are available. If you insert containers, text blocks or image blocks in a vertical container, these are arranged above one another. If you insert containers, text blocks or image blocks in a horizontal container, these are arranged next to one another. You use a horizontal container, in which you insert two text blocks, for an ad with two columns. Use a vertical container in which you insert a text block and an image block for an ad that is to contain a graphic above the ad text.

Repository used for storage or transportion of waste. The container corresponds to a piece of equipment in the Plant Maintenance (PM) application component. A container may be one of the following: With/without seal Discharge system container Tipping container Roll-off container

A type of transport equipment into which outbound materials are loaded or from which inbound materials are unloaded

A receptacle that contains material.

A receptacle, such as a carton, can, or jar, in which manufactured goods are held or carried.

A persistent connection between the Business Object Processing Framework (BOPF) and the Post Processing Framework (PPF).

An item or equipment as defined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) for transport purposes. It is an article of transport equipment: Of a permanent character and accordingly strong enough to be suitable for repeated use Specially designed to facilitate the carriage of goods by one or more modes of transport without intermediate reloading Fitted with devices permitting ease of handling, particularly its transfer from one mode of transportation to another Designed to be easy to fill and empty Having an internal volume of 1m3 (35.3ft3) or more Containers may be ventilated, insulated, refrigerated, flat rack, vehicle rack, open top, bulk liquid, or equipped with interior devices. A container may be 20 feet, 40 feet, 45 feet, 48 feet, or 53 feet in length, 8 feet or 8’6” in width, and 8’6” or 9’6” in height.

A working pattern describing the working times and breaks for an employee. Individual work schedules are created on a case by case basis to match the working times of individual employees, who typically do not work according to common working times.

Tool for displaying and analyzing memory snapshots. Called using transaction S_MEMORY_INSPECTOR.

The inspector part of the simulate configuration models app where you can display the properties and dependencies of the selected BOM item, characteristic, characteristic value or configuration profile and to view the trace information of the configuration.

A set of documents that provide solutions for typical problems or user errors. These documents are available in the advanced search and in the search for incident reporting.

SAP technological basis for enabling Java applications to be executed as robustly as applications developed in ABAP. The objective is to isolate individual users in order to avoid any adverse effects on system performance. To provide an optimal runtime environment for specific scenarios with particularly high requirements of a narrow ABAP-Java coupling, as of AS ABAP Release 7.00, a Java VM can also run integrated in the ABAP work process.

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.

The following are examples of business transactions: Cost planning Invoice posting Overhead calculation

Business object in SAP CRM, that can display the following options: Business interaction with a business partner at a specific time Result of an interaction (for example, contract) Trigger or request for an interaction (for example, opportunity) Preparation, information gathering or accumulation for a possible business interaction (for example, activity) Result or object of a (potential) interaction (for example, sales transaction, service order) The business transaction provides business structures and functionality that can be used in different processes of an enterprise, for example in Sales, Marketing or in Service.

A business event that represents a change in value or quantity for a company and as a result needs to be entered in accounting. A business transaction, which is depicted as a whole entity and can be reversed, is represented in a set of books by a journal entry. It can therefore be identified uniquely. Business transactions control many follow-on processes in accounting, such as determining G/L accounts automatically.

Independent but logically connected business event that implies a change in value or quantity, or a result. Business transactions are therefore flow data. A business transaction is depicted as a posting in Accounting as one whole entity, which can be reversed. In Accounting, this entity has to have a key to identify it.

Sequence of activities that are performed during the processing phase of a business process. From the dialog, you call the business transactions by making a selection in the context menu of the product tree. Business transactions always take place on a positioned policy status in the batch and in the dialog. One or more business transactions for the same effective date can be performed within a business process.

All the related processing steps in the in-force business operating systems.

The process that is undertaken in the system or source system. The system processing will generate an internal or external event.

(ICM) Independent but logically connected business activity that implies a change in value or quantity, or an event. A business transaction is represented in Incentive and Commission Management by the commission case.

A business activity that requires the calculation of any applicable indirect taxes. &EXAMPLE& The sale of goods by a supplier to a customer or consumer.

Activation parameter that is used for determining the rule strategy or the rule strategy sequence. The business transaction corresponds to the business context in which a rules-based availability check should be carried out. &EXAMPLE& The sales document type of the sales order The business transaction is created in R/3 Customizing for Sales and Distribution and assigned to an order type. This value is transferred to APO from the calling OLTP system at runtime and determines the rule strategy in APO.

The set of all reports for an organization, including the rules for creating and distributing such reports.

Classical application area of executable programs where the program flow implments the EVA principle by displaying a selection screen, importing data (often using a logical database), and displaying the formatted data in a list.

The selection, summarization and presentation of data from application systems.

One of the transaction management processes.

See Remote Function Call.