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Vulnerabilities, Threats, and Risks to SAP Applications: A Primer

Vulnerabilities, threats, and risks in SAP applications are some of the most important concepts in the domain of SAP cybersecurity because they are used to build any cybersecurity program.

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What Is SAP AVC and How Does It Compare to LO-VC?

The abbreviation LO-VC dates back to earlier days of SAP development, when transaction codes could be used to identify software components, often...

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How Open Connectors Fit into SAP Integration Suite

Through the Open Connectors cloud-based integration platform, you can quickly connect to and integrate with a variety of external systems and...

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SAP S/4HANA Integration in Embedded EWM

In respect to quality inspection and master data in decentralized and embedded EWM, there are some partly configurable differences to reduce process...

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Kitting with SAP EWM in SAP S/4HANA

Kitting is a VAS provided by a warehouse to deliver multiple products in a single fully packed form.

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How to Create an ABAP Object in VS Code

The ABAP system is mounted to VS Code as a file system, which introduces certain challenges to the development workflow.

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How to Activate PP/DS in SAP S/4HANA

In the SAP S/4HANA system, the PP/DS functionality isn’t activated in the standard delivered software.

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The DO 1 TIMES Statement in ABAP

DO 1 TIMES is a valid statement in ABAP to introduce a loop that is executed exactly one time.

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What to Know to Become an SAP Full Stack Developer

A full stack developer develops both the frontend and backend components of an application.

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When to Choose a Single Instance of SAP S/4HANA Versus Multiple Instances

The SAP S/4HANA instance strategy is driven based on the business operating model, level of integration, and process standardization across regions.

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A Look at the SAP EWM with SAP S/4HANA Certification Exam

Extended warehouse management (EWM) is used to efficiently manage inventory in distribution centers and to support warehouse processes.