Gaps

Gaps are business requirements that can not be solved with SAP (or whatever the solution is).

It is identified early on in a project after the "As-Is" and "To-Be" business processes are done.

Main ways to handle Gaps?

• Develop something (ABAP or other)
• Keep old system and/or
• Integrate to old system
• Change business requirement / process so that it is not a gap anymore

Which option to take depends on: project time / money / business risks

الفجوات : هي متطلبات للعمل لم يتم تغطيتها في النظام الحالي و بالتالي سيتم تغطيتها بأستخدام اضافات ساب او بستخدام نظام تابع .
حيث يتم تحديد هذه الفجوات في المرحلة الثانية عند دراسة العمليات كما هي و كيف ستكون .

الطرق التي يتم بها سد الفجوات:
هناك عدة طرق يمكن بها سد الفجوات منها
- استخدام اضافات ساب لتطوير تطبيق لسد الفجوة
- استخدام النظام السابق لسد هذه الفجوه مع عمل موافقه له مع نظام ساب
- تغيير العملية المحتوية على الفجوة و بحيث لا يصبح للفجوة اي وجود

SAP SD Tables

Customers

KNA1 – Customer master: General
KNVK – Contact persons
KNVV – Customer master: Sales areas
KNVA – Unloading point
KNVI – Tax indicators
KNVP – Partner functions
KNVD - Documents
KNVL - Licenses
KNVS - Customer master: Shipping
KNVH – Customer Master: Hierarchies


Materials

MARA – Material Master: General
MAKT – Material Master: Short description
MARM – Material Master: Conversion factors
MVKE – Material Master: Sales
MLAN – Material Master: Sales
MAEX – Material Master: Export Licenses
MARC – Material Master: Plant
MBEW – Material Master: Valuation
MLGN – Material Master: WM Inventory
MLGT – Material Master: WM Inventory type
MVER – Material Master: Consumption
DVER – Material Master: Consumption
MAPR – Material Master: Forecast
MARD – Material Master: Storage Location
MCH1 – Material Master: X Plant Batches
MCHA – Material Master: Batches
MCHB – Material Master: Batch Stock

MARCH - Material Master C Segment: History
MARDH - Material Master Storage Location Segment: History
MBEWH - Material Valuation: History
MCHBH - Batch Stocks: History
MKOLH - Special Stocks from Vendor: History
MSCAH - Sales Order Stock at Vendor: History
MSKAH - Sales Order Stock: History
MSKUH - Special Stocks at Customer: History
MSLBH - Special Stocks at Vendor: History
MSPRH - Project Stock: History
MSSAH - Total Sales Order Stocks: History
MSSQH - Total Project Stocks: History


Customer Material Information

KNMTK - Customer Material Information: Header
KNMT - Customer Material Information: Item

Bill of Materials (BOM)

MAST - Material
EQST - Equipment
KDST – Sales Order
DOST - Document
STST - Standard Object
TPST – Functional location
STKO – BOM: Header
STZU – STL data
STAS – BOM: Item selection
STOP – BOM: Item data
STPU – BOM: Sub items


Sales Activities & Sales Document (Header)

VBUK – Header Status / Admin data
VBUV – Incompletion log
VBPA – Partner functions
SADR - Address
VBFA – Document flow
VBAK – Sales document: header
VBKD – Sales document: Business data
VAKPA – Partner index
VEDA - Contract
VBKA – Sales Activity document
NAST – Output
JSTO – PP Status
STXH – Text: header
STXL – Text: Lines


Sales document (Item)

VBUP – Item status
VBAP - Sales document: Item data
VBKD - Sales document: Business data
VEBA - Contract
VBLB – Forecast
VBEP - Sales document: Schedule line
VBBE – Individual requirement
VBBS – Summary requirements
VBUV – Incompletion log
VBFA – Document flow
VBPA – Partner functions
JSTO – PP Status
NAST – Output
STXH – Text: Header
STXL – Text: Lines
KONV – Conditions


General

AGR_USERS - Assignment of roles to users
CDHDR & CDPOS - Change history of master data and documents
TSTC - SAP Transaction Codes, maintained via transaction sm01
NAST - Message status

Phases of a SAP Project (ASAP)

Phase I: Project Preparation

• Decision makers define clearly Project objectives and an effective decision making process.
• Define Project organization and Roles.
• Implementation scope is finalized
• System Landscape and technical requirements are finalized
• Infrastructure (Hardware/Interfaces)
• High level Strategies for client
• Archiving strategy
• Issues of Data bases
• Other issues like
• Unanticipated tasks
• Normal tasks that can not be completed
• External factors that need to be dealt with

Phase II: Blue Print Phase

• Scope of R/3 implementation is defined.
• Business blue print is created.o Tools used for this is ASAP Implementation assistant
• Question and Answer Data
• Base (Q&A dB) Business Process Master List (BPML)
• R/3 Structure
• Modules Business Navigator and External Modeling tools?
• Project Management (Activities like…)
• Conducting Status Meeting for Project Meeting
• Conducting Steering committee meetings
• Addresses the issues like Organizational Change Management
• Other Activities Like
• Project Team Training
• Developing the system environmento Defining Org Structure
• Define Business Process

Phase III: Realization Phase

• Configuring the R/3 System
• Defining the Authorizations in R/3
• Defining the work flow
• Creating Use Documentation
• System manager procedures
• Developing the System Test plans
• Define the Service level Commitment
• Establishing the System Administration function
• Setting up the Quality Assurance environment
  
  
  

Phase IV: Testing and Final Preparation

• Testing, user Training, System management and Cutover activities
• Test Plan has the activities of:
• Testing the conversion procedures and programs
• Total Interface programso Volume and Stress testing
• Final User acceptance testingo Developing a Final Go-Live strategy
• Redirection to Go-Live? Preparation of End-user documentation
• Training for the End Users
• Technical environment installation on Production system and testing
• Transfer of Legacy data and preparation plan for Go-Live

Phase V: GO-Live Phase

• Production support facilities are carried out
• Validations of Business process and their configuration
• Follow up training for End Users
• Sign–Off.
  

reference:www.sap123.com

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