Description

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SAP Transaction Codes is a useful reference for end users of the SAP business software, as well as those implementing and/or maintaining the SAP application. The book lists approximately 3800 of the most frequently used transaction codes available in the SAP system. It will enable a user to quickly identify the most popular T-codes within a functional module, such as finance, controlling, materials management, human resources, payroll, quality management, etc. Also, when the T-code is known, it can help identify the associated module.

SAP Transaction Codes also contains three step-by-step procedures, which demonstrate how to execute a transaction using the T-code shortcut method, how to determine the menu tree when the T-code is known, and how to use the menu tree for executing a transaction.

Features:

- Includes approximately 3800 of the most frequently used transaction codes available in the SAP software system

- Enables the user to quickly identify the most popular T-codes within a functional module, such as finance (SAP FI), controlling (SAP CO) materials management, human resources, payroll, quality management, etc.

- Demonstrates how to execute a transaction using the T-code shortcut method, how to determine the menu tree when the T-code is known, and how to use the menu tree for executing a transaction

- Covers the latest versions of SAP

- Shows an alphabetical listing of T-codes along with their associated modules and the procedures for executing a transaction code either through the shortcut method or the menu

About the Author

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Khan Arshad: Arshad Khan is a consultant who has worked since 1995 on numerous SAP projects in many roles including Project Manager, BI Architect, Team Lead, Solutions Specialist, Technical Training Manager, and Functional Consultant. Mr. Khan, who has authored 14 books in diverse fields, has a graduate degree in engineering and an MBA. He has taught many IT, SAP, and data warehousing courses at seven schools including the University of California Extensions (Berkeley and Santa Cruz/Silicon Valley).