What is the client concept in SAP? What is the meaning of
client independent ?
Answer Posted / shreemudra
Client is like an individual system for an instance of R/3.
You can have more than one client for a system. Each
client can represent a different "system". For example, say
you have one development box with an instance of R/3 on it.
You have two clients, one is a development client which is
open for customizing and repository changes, the other is
the QA client where everything is locked down and you are
only to do testing in this client. Most respository objects
are client independent which means that if you create it in
the dev client, it will also be avaiable in the QA client if
they are in the same instance of r/3, but the data is
specific to each client. So you testing data in QA is
different then in DEV.
Client Independent means the data if you create in one
client that is available in that as well as in other clients
Like All dictionary Objects data and Repository
objects data like Programs, Fun modules, tables etc
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