1-What is Report Painter ?
ALE / IDoc. ?
User Exit ?
Variances ?
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Answer / paropkar
ALE stands for application link enabling . It is used for
distributed systems . IDoc is a container which carries the
data so using ALE we can transfer IDocs .
User Exit : SAP has provided the facilty to the customer
for adding there own code without modifying the standard
SAP program . there are 3 user exits -
1. field exit
2. Menu exit
3. Screen exit
Variances : there is nothing like " variances " in SAP
however we use variants which are used to store
the input data for a program to avoid data to be given
manually each time .
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