SAP MM Basic
SAP MM Basic
1.Development Server
2.Quality Server
3.Production Server
T-Codes Tables
Enterprise Structure
Define Assign
Purchase
Requisition
Request for
Quote
EKKO Purchasing Document Header
EKPO Purchasing Document Item
Define No Ranges Define Document
(internal, No ‘s) Type
SPRO> IMG> > Material Management >Purchasing > Request for Quote
SPRO> IMG> > Material Management >Valuation and Account
Assignment>Split Evaluation>Activate split evaluation
1.Reports: Reports are used to retrieve data from the SAP system and present it in a user-friendly format.
Reports can be simple or complex, and can range from a few lines of code to hundreds of pages. A report could
be a simple list of customer names and addresses or a complex analytical report showing financial performance.
2.Interfaces: Interfaces are used to transfer data between the SAP system and other systems or external parties.
Interfaces can be inbound or outbound, and can be either real-time or batch. An example of an interface is a
daily upload of sales data from a legacy system into SAP.
3.Conversions: Conversions are used to convert data from one format to another. Conversions can be used to
convert data from a legacy system into SAP or to convert data from one SAP system to another. For example, a
conversion might be used to convert product descriptions from a legacy system into SAP.
4.Enhancements: Enhancements are used to add functionality to the SAP system that is not available out of the
box. Enhancements can be small or large and can range from a simple screen modification to a complex new
module. An example of an enhancement is the addition of a custom field to a standard SAP screen.
5.Forms: Forms are used to create printed or electronic documents in the SAP system. Forms can be used to
create invoices, purchase orders, or shipping documents. A form could be a simple layout of customer
information or a complex form with dynamic fields and images.
6.Workflows: Workflows are used to automate business processes in the SAP system. Workflows can be used to
route documents for approval, trigger events based on certain conditions, or send notifications to users. An
example of a workflow is the approval process for purchase orders.