what is the experience in realtime about sap-abap?
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I'd be careful with that - I think it's illegal in Alabama.
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Hi,\n\nSAP is has big market share in the ERP business market.\n\nSince there are many modules in SAP, you need select the one based on your work experience.Not necessarily IT.\n\nIf you have industry experience in functional support then you can obt for functional modules like MM (Materials Management), SD (Sales and Distribution), FI , CO (Costing), PP (Production Planning) etc\n\nIf you are not technical then you can select either ABAP development or BASIS (Technical Module).\n\nIt's quite open as I am not aware what is your specialization area.\n\nThanks\nYatin Bhatt
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I prefer SAP but Oracle is okay too.
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Hi,\n\nAs you know that SAP R/3 or Netweaver ABAP system has many modules. One of them is FI/CO it stands for Finance and Controlling.\n\nThe others are SD (sales & distribution), MM (Materials Management) and so on.\n\nBW is Business Warehouse system, which is different than conventional ABAP system.\n\nThe R3 system has all business transactions e.g. sales order, purchase orders, sales, materal purchases ... All these business data is sent to the BW system... The BW then can be configured to prepare different kind of analysis reports for the higher management to see the business growth and current financial status etc.\n\nORACLE is dying by putting hands on various business capturing and trying to grow in a totally unknown areas. They were/are doing very good with the database, but now loosing control over the market.\n\nSo my choice would be SAP for future.\n\nThanks\nYatin Bhatt
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Hi Deep,\n\nIf you are working on SAP and that too in ABAP, but still not finding it interesting then I think you should look for a change of job in a good company who really uses SAP in their business.\n\nIf you still want to be in JAVA, then work on SAP Netweaver product suite which gives you exposure on ABAP+JAVA coding in Web Dynpros and BSP applications.\n\nHope it makes things some what easy for you.\n\nRegards,\nYatin
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SAP is not as popular as Oracle and MS-SQL, but it does have a good-sized customer base, especially in the financial industry.\n\nI've never used it but I have seen people advertising for SAP help.
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It depends on your background SAP R3 is an inmense platform with  27 and counting diferent industry specific solutions.\n\nThey have everithing from Pharmaceutical retailing to e-government. \n\nA couple of general guidelines could be:\n\n1) Past experience with ERP systems (BAAN, Peoplesoft-Oracle, Solomon. . etc.)\n\n2) Past programing experience (Take abap only if you feel confortable with your object oriented programing and development skills in other platforms such as .net or java)\n\n3) Probably the most important advice is look at what you expect to be doing with your new SAP knowledge, a good road could be to analyze your company´s current SAP implementation and work to become a solution specific expert. this will probably put you on the course of becoming an "in company consultant" a key asset that will give you a clear advantage for years to come. . .\n\nI´m 35 and Ive worked with SAP in latin america for the last 5 years. I´m quite familliar with some of the course sturctures. If this could be of any help please e-mail me at c3internacional@yahoo.com
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http://www.sap.info\nhttp://sap.ittoolbox.com\nhttp://www.sapfans.com\n\nNot sure if this is what you were looking for...
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I hope by this time you might have gained the knowledge about SAP, regarding modules it has been classified as SD,MM,PP,FI,PS,PP,HR... based on your domian knowledge you gain in real time you can choose any of these modules. AS a programmer [ABAP] you should know the basic document flow of any three modules, as a functional consultant you have to keen about any one module. I wish you all the best
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First you must plan in what area you want to use SAP system. There are three main categories:\n\n1. END-USER where you can be SAP regular business user to use applications within your field.\n\n2. A subject Matter Expert (SME) to be working in a specific area "Will be explained later" \n\n3. Programming Developer, where you work on ABAP Workbench to develop programs for the end-users as per business needs.\n\n4. SAP Consultant.\n\nto be SME, you must specialize in one of SAP modules. (e.g. PP, PS, MM, FI/CO, WF, HR) In this field you will need to learn only the business work process within a specific SAP module. You will be able to know the database relationship and the business transactions. You will also deal with the ABAP developer to be a functional messenger for the END-USER needs where a report or a program must be developed.\n\nTo be a consultant, you need to know all the SAP fucntional modules and mostly how the database are linked and work within any modules as well as the functionaly specifications.\n\nFor more information, visit the official SAP website at http://www.sap.com under education or career planning.
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Your questions is not clear.\n\nABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming) is a high level programming language created by the German software company SAP. It is currently positioned as the language for programming SAP's Web Application Server, part of its NetWeaver platform for building business applications. Its syntax is somewhat similar to COBOL.
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ASAP (AcceleratedSAP) is a step-by-step methodology for speeding up the implementation of an SAP R/3 system. The components of ASAP, which can be used together or individually, are called accelerators. Accelerators are based on the best practices of SAP customers from around the world and consist of a number of templates, questions, and scenarios that require user input to help the user determine the best way to implement their R/3 system. According to SAP literature, ASAP can reduce the time required to implement an R/3 system by as much as 50%. \n\nASAP is shipped automatically with every R/3 delivery and upgrade. There is no charge for ASAP.\n\nFor further documentation reffer this link:\nhttp://www.sapfans.com/sapfans/asap/be_01_e.htm
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There are hundreds of SAP basis interview questions on the web : \n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/abap_sap_tutorial/\nhttp://www.sap-basis-abap.com/bc/basis-interview-questions.htm\n\nhttp://www.geekinterview.com/Interview-Questions/SAP-R-3\n\nhttp://sap.ittoolbox.com/documents/popular-q-and-a/sap-mm-interview-questions-3586\n\n\nhttp://big4guy.com/index.php?cat=29
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Did you check the SAP help and SAP Developer Network?
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Tutorial and Websites devoted to SAP below