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Answer Posted / shekar
MD050 is used to provide an APPLICATION EXTENSIONS
FUNCTIONAL DESIGN. An Application Extension is a new (or
customised) program, report or workflow to provide
functionality that is not available in the standard
software. The MD050 provides a description of the design of
the Application Extension from a Functional perspective,
i.e. from the user's point of view. It can be used during
testing of the Application Extension, as part of the
training documentation and by Support.
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