WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SAP, ORACLE, SSA?
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Hi Mark,\n\nI do not know what exactly you want to know here. I am not much aware about SSA but as far as SAP and Oracle are concerned, here is my explanation.\n\nOracle has many products which includes the big share of its database software. Now SAP is an ERP software which can run on ORACLE as a database.\n\nBut when you talk about Oracle ERP products like they took over JD Edwards, Sieble CRM etc. they are coming in to competition with SAP in the field of ERP.\n\nI hope you understand the point better now.\n\nRegards,\nYatin Bhatt
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Benefits/Problems\n\nAccess:\n\n is much cheaper\n is not very scalable mostly for personal use for very few users\n is not very roboust\n works only on windows OS\n\nOrcale\n is scalable/reliable\nVery costly\nworks with all operating systems\n\nWhat DB can handle what?\n\nAccess can atmost handle 5-10 concurrent users\n\nOracle can handle many many more depending on the version you purchase\n\nWhich is faster?\n\nundoubltedly oracle\n\nSecurity/Reliablilty?\n\nundoubltedly oracle
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You can do SAP after getting some elementary knowledge of Commerce.\nThen you can go for SAP.
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I'm only answering this because I haven't seen anyone else.  I'm not an Oracle DBA, but I have extensive experience in SyBase.\n\n1) Look through your doc for a thing called sqlloader - this is the thing Oracle provides to do the job.  Basically, unloading a table using sqlloader takes the data in your table and writes it in a format that sqlloader can rewrite.\n\n2) If you are really good at PL/SQL, you can write you own unload/reload process (this is what I have to do to move data from one RDBMS to another, like from Oracle to Sybase).  Write a program that generates as output the SQL Insert statements needed to load your data.  In other words, it writes on Insert statement for every row that already exists.
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Hi\n\nComing to your question, if you could have browse regarding this question before posting, definitely you could have come out of the solution.\n\nOK let me define once again, SAP is a predefined ERP package where we implement that in real time business scenario based on company requirements. As you might have aware that every organization has different departments like Sales, Warehouse, HR, Financial etc.. depends on their individual complexes SAP has externally maintain those as individual modules but are connected with in inter related links. If you are good in real time business document flow then it won't take much time for you to learn, as a developer it not a must to get deep knowledge in all of those modules, just try to explore how it links with each other. As a functional consultant where coding part is negligible you have to concentrate on particular module. \n\nSince most of the MNC's are already implementing SAP [still growing] i hope we have a good prospects in future too. \n\nAbout learning.. it depends on your willingness. Normally it won't take more than 3 months as a beginner.
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Hey buddy,\n\nIts a huge and extremely expensive software. If you have really purchased it, why dont you get the SAP support involved or get a Basis Administrator involved.\n\n\nThanks,\nManish
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SAP Consultants\n\nCheck this link to see a good example of a technical consultant\n\nhttp://www.markusblum.com/eng/index.html\n\nCheck this link to see a good example of a financial consultant\n\nwww.gabriel-waldeyer.com\n\n\nCheck those links for more profiles:\n\nhttp://www.scguild.com/\n\nhttp://www.devbistro.com/servlet/resumes?keywords=sap&type=any&city=&location=
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Hi Vicky,\n\nSince you are already know about SAP there is nothing much to say about functional side, make sure to get a good domain knowledge before applying for a job. As you might aware that SAP deals with real time data, companies won't encourage freshers, if you have a campus selection then you are lucky and concentarte more on that.
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Oracle Financials is not a single software package. It contains a large set of software. The following is the complete list of software within it:\nActivity Based Management   \nFinancial Analyzer   \nLease Management\nAdvanced Collections \nFinancial Consolidation Hub\nLoans\nAssets\nGeneral Ledger\nPayables\nBalanced Scorecard\niAssets\nProperty Manager\nBill Presentment Architecture\nInternal Controls Manager\nReceivables\nCash Management\nInternet Expenses\nSales Analyzer\nDaily Business Intelligence for Financials \niPayment\nTreasury\nEnterprise Planning and Budgeting iReceivables\n\nYou can buy the entire suite of software from Oracle Corporation or buy individual software package within Oracle applications. It is suitable for medium and large corporation.\n\nOracle applications is designed to be used out-of-the-box. However, to configure, install and customize any single software within Oracle financial suite usually takes months of work involving multiple people. This is called implementation stage of the software. People usually hire consulting firms to do this job.\n\nThe best resource to read about it is from the Oracle web site. They have online manual for each of the softwares so you don't have to buy them. Click on the link "sources" to get to the Oracle's web page specifically on Oracle financials.
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see http://www.oracle.com/global/in/education/index.html for more details.
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Hi,\n\nI do not know what users you want to see. There are 3 possibilities:\n\n1. All created users in the SAP system\n2. Users logged in currently in the current instance\n3. ALL logged in users\n\nAnswer:\n1. If you want to see all users in the SAP system, then you need to go to the DB SQL level, and query the table USR02 in the SAP owner, because user table is client independent table, so if you check USR02 from R/3 then it will show only current client details.\n\n2. SM04 shows users in the current instance where you are logged in.\n\n3. If you have more than one instances, like fre application servers, then go to AL08 to see all instance logged in users.\n\nHope this answers all the possibilities.\n\nIf you are in to BASIS support, then I invite you to join my yahoo group SAPZoll\n\nJust mention our reference of YAHOO ANSWERS so that I can approve you\n\nThanks\nYatin
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SAP is a software for corporations. It is a complex and powerful system which supports the business of a company.
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Check out this website\n\nhttp://www.sap.com/india/index.epx
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Download Oracle Personal edition from www.oracle.com ...\n\nBut its very heavy weight.. i think 1.4 GB ...so if u have dare then only download it...\n\nOtherwise u can practice it into MS Access...\nOr if u r using Linux...mysql is free
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Companies use Oracle more than Microsoft, although it'd be good to get some experience with SQL.  I've used both, and never seen any real huge difference between the two.  The coomands are generally the same, the logic is generally the same.
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It covers all the Customizing activities relating to Country Version India (CIN), in all applications. It also covers the maintenance of excise master data.\n\nFor details please reffer to http://help.sap.com
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Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle Database are both relational database products that are used to store and organize information. The major differences are:\n\n1. Procedure languages: SQL Server uses T-SQL while Oracle uses PL/SQL.\n\n2. Platforms: SQL only runs on Windows (duh) while Oracle runs in Unix, Linux, and Windows.\n\n3. Oracle is marginally more expensive than SQL server. In addition SQL server has more add-on products included.\n\n4. Oracle is generally recognized as more scaleable than SQL  server -- primarily due to support on large SMP Unix hardware.\n\n5. SQL Server is intented to be more user-friendly and does not require a specialized DBA to maintain the database.\n\n6. SQL Server supports many extensions using .NET while Oracle integrates with Java.\n\n7. Oracle supports more advanced features for data objects, maintenance functions, and database partitioning, though SQL is catching up.\n\n8. Oracle has been considered as generally more secure. SQL's security issues are often related to Windows issues. Later versions of both products have much improved security.\n\nPicking a database is a complicated and you need to be careful to define your client and backend requirements.