SAP Training in Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad
Explore enterprise processes and the SAP skills used to support a business.
Course overview
Explore enterprise processes and the SAP skills used to support a business.
SAP learning roadmap
Use this roadmap to understand the subject and discuss your goals. Confirm the exact syllabus, tools and practical access for the batch you choose.
Understand integrated business software
Map a simple business process across sales, purchasing, stock and finance. Explain the value of shared data and the consequences of an incorrect record spreading across modules.
Compare functional roles
Distinguish business-process learning in FICO, MM, SD or HR from technical development and administration. Choose a path based on background and intended work rather than the popularity of a module name.
Learn data and document concepts
Identify organisational structures, master data and transaction documents. Trace what is reused and what is created as a process moves forward.
Explore platform and interface context
Discuss SAP ERP, S/4HANA and Fiori at an introductory level. Release, deployment model and available access affect what a learner can practise.
Use a process scenario
Follow a small purchasing or sales example and identify approvals, exceptions and integration points. Explain the outcome in business terms before concentrating on screen navigation.
Choose a focused next step
Compare the dedicated module pages and request the relevant learning outline. Verify access arrangements and any certificate terms; the institute's course listing is not evidence of official SAP affiliation.
How this pathway fits your goals
SAP contains several functional and technical pathways rather than one uniform subject. Your accounting, procurement, sales, HR, programming or systems background can help identify the most relevant direction. Understanding the work behind a module is a stronger starting point than comparing names alone.
Use the individual FICO, MM, SD, HR, ABAP, BASIS and S/4HANA/Fiori pages to compare the options. Ask for the exact system release, prerequisites and available practice access. Current trainer, fees, duration and intake arrangements are confirmed directly by the office.
Is this the right starting point?
Share your education, business background and target role so the team can discuss an appropriate SAP module.
Tell the team about your background and the work you want to practise. Ask whether the current SAP batch begins with foundations or expects prior knowledge.
Skills to work towards
- Distinguish functional modules from technical development
- Relate enterprise processes to a module's responsibilities
- Compare the foundations needed for different SAP learning paths
A practical brief to explore
Map a sample business process from purchase to payment or order to delivery, identifying the teams and data involved.
Use this example to discuss your goals. Confirm the actual assignments, tools and project scope included in your batch.
What a useful practice review can show
Use these checkpoints to assess an example exercise and identify what to practise next.
- Explain master versus transaction data
- Map a cross-module process
- Compare functional and technical paths
- Identify the system assumptions
SAP: a worked study example
Illustrative scenario for discussion and self-study.
Draw a fictional business journey from purchasing stock to selling it and receiving payment. Identify which teams need the same records and where errors could affect another department. Use the map to decide whether you want to work on business processes, development or system operations.
What to check in your work
- Explain one end-to-end process before choosing a module.
- Ask which product, release and practical system access are included.
How this pathway compares
SAP is a broad ecosystem. MM follows procurement, FICO follows finance and ABAP follows development. Comparing the work behind each pathway is more useful than choosing solely because a module name is familiar.
SAP: a quick self-check
How should a beginner choose among broad SAP learning directions?
Read the explanation
Start with the work you want to understand: business processes, development or system operations. Compare the relevant module responsibilities and your existing background. Ask which system and practical exercises are available; familiarity with the SAP name alone does not identify a suitable starting level.
A self-study aid for exploring the subject. Confirm the actual syllabus, practical access and class arrangements with the office.
SAP questions, answered
How can I choose a SAP module without previous enterprise experience?
Start with your existing strengths and a business process you can understand. Discuss the day-to-day tasks of functional, development and administration directions, then confirm the relevant course and practice scope.
What should I know before starting SAP?
Share your education, business background and target role so the team can discuss an appropriate SAP module.
Which SAP module should I choose?
Finance learners often compare FICO, supply-chain learners compare MM and SD, and programmers may explore ABAP. Your background, interest and target responsibilities matter more than a generic popularity list.
How do I get the SAP syllabus and batch details?
Use the course enquiry link to ask for the current syllabus, timings, duration, fees, trainer details and practice access. Confirm classroom or online availability before enrolling.
Where is the classroom training centre?
SV Infotech is at #7-20, 4th Floor, beside Konark Theater, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500060. Ask the team for directions and the learning format available for your selected batch.
Further reading for SAP
Explore these official or publisher-maintained resources alongside your learning. Resource links do not imply affiliation, certification or a confirmed course syllabus.
Previously published syllabus and historical references
SAP – Modules
Sap Course in Dilsukhnagar, SAP ABAP, FICO, BASIS, HR, SD, MM, BW/BO, SECURITY, EP, GRC, PP Course Training institute in Dilsukhnagar Hyderabad
ABAP
FICO
BASIS
HR
SD
MM
BW/BI
BO
SECURITY
EP
GRC
1. ERP’S:
1.1 Introduction to ERP & ERP Products
1.2 Merits of ERP Products
1.3 SAP as One of the ERP Product
2. SAP R/3 in Detail:
2.1 History of SAP R/3
2.2 R/3 Architecture in Detail
2.3 SAP R/3 Versions
2.4 Merits of SAP R/3
2.5 New Dimensional Products
2.6 SAP Logon
3. ABAP & ABAPer Role:
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Roles of ABAPer
3.3 ABAP Syntax
3.4 ABAP Data Types
3.5 Variables, Key words, Operators
4. Basic ABAP Programming:
4.1 Variables
4.2 Parameters
4.3 System Variables
5. Controlling Techniques:
5.1 Branching
5.2 Looping
6. Strings in Details.
7. ABAP (Data Dictionary)
7.1 Introduction and Purpose
7.2 Tables
7.3 Data Elements and Domains
7.4 Handling Currency and Quantity Fields
7.5 Foreign Key Relationship
7.6 Views
7.7 Search Helps
7.8 Types of Tables
8. Internal Tables:
8.1 Introduction and Purpose
8.2 Types of Internal Tables
8.3 Operations on Internal Tables
8.4 Miscellaneous
9. Open SQL in Detail:
9.1 Introduction and Purpose
9.2 Reading and Changing Database
10. Modularization Techniques
10.1 Introduction and Advantages
10.2 Function Modules
10.3 Subroutines
10.4 Macros and Include Programs
11. Reports :
11.1 Introduction and Purpose
11.2 Types of Reports
11.3 Classical Events in Details
11.4 Interactive Events in Details
11.5 Conversion Exits
11.6 Joins
11.7 For all entries
12. Batch data Communication (BDC) :
12.1 Overview of BDC
12.2 Types of BDC Programming
12.3 Call Transaction in Detail
12.4 Session Method in Detail
12.5 Recording in Details
13. LSMW in Details
14. SAP Scripts
14.1 Introduction and purpose
14.2 SAP SCRIPT Components (Objects)
14.3 Custom Forms
14.4 Single and many Forms
15. Transaction / Dialog (Module Pool) Programming
15.1 Introduction and Purpose
15.2 Screen Painter, Menu Painter
15.3 Flow Logic and Flow Logic Key words
15.4 Sub Screens and Sub screen Areas
15.5 Tab strip Controls
15.6 Table Control
Advanced ABAP -1
Smart forms
Introduction
Features of Smart forms
Main, Secondary, Copy and Final Windows
Text elements
Table Painter
Calculations in table Painter
Program Lines
Object Oriented ABAP
1.Object Oriented ABAP
2. What is Object Orientation
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Advantages of OOPs
2.3 Data Abstraction
2.4 Encapsulation
2.5 Inheritance
2.6 Polymorphism
3. Form Function Groups to CLASSES
3.1. Types of Classes and Methods
3.2. Define and Implement
3.3. Global Classes and Methods
3.4. Local Classes and Methods
3.5. Constructor
3.6. Visibility Sections .
4.
BDC Using OO
4.1. Develop a Common Global Class for BDC
4.2. BDC Program Using BDC Class
4.3. The Same class and Program through Local classes
5. Inheritance
5.1. Global Class for Session method from Common BDC Class
5.2. BDC Program
5.3. Inheritance Using Local Classes
6. Polymorphism
6.1. Interfaces
6.2. Defining and Implementing
6.3. Global Interfaces
6.4. local Interfaces
7. Events
7.1. Triggering
7.2. Handling
8. Sap List Viewer ALV
8.1. ALV using Function Modules
8.1.1. Classical ALV
8.1.2. Interactive ALV
8.1.3 Blocked ALV
8.1.4. Hierarchical ALV
8.1.5. Field Catalog
8.2. ALV using Objects Oriented
8.2.1 Simple ALV
8.2.2 Interactive ALV
8.2.3 Adding Custom Functionalities (Buttons)
8.2.4 Changing Standard Functionality
8.2.5 Coloring Rows and Columns
8.2.6 Exceptions ALV
9. Customer /User
9.1 Locating Exits
9.2 Implementing Exit
9.2.1 Function Module Exists
9.2.2 Screen Exit
9.2.3 Menu Exits
10. BADIs in Detail
10.1 Features of BDIs
10.2 Differences between Exits and BDIs
10.3 Implementation BADIs
10.3.1 Function BADIs
10.3.2 Screen BADIs
10.3.3 Manu BADIs
10.4 Defining and implementing Custom BADIs
Advanced ABAP-II
Cross Application concepts
11. BAPs in Detail
11.1 Introduction to BOR and BAPIs
11.2 Standard BAPIs
11.3 Custom BAPIs
11.4 BAPI Enhancements
12.Application Link & Enabling (ALE) and IDOCs
12.1 Introduction to ALE Technology
12.2 IDOCs in Detail
12.3 IDOC Design Guidelines
12.4 IDOC Runtime Components
12.5 Outbound /IDOC Generation Process
12.6 Inbound /IDoc posting Process
12.3 ALE Communication Settings
12.3.1 Logical Systems
12.3.2 RFC Definations
12.3.3 Port Definition
12.4 Distributing Master Data through Standard IDoc
12.4.1 Send Whole Copy
12.4.2 Change Pointers
12.4.3 Get/Fetch/pull whole Copy Every time
12.5 Filtering
12.5.1 IDOC Filtering
12.5.2 Segment Filtering
12.5.3 Reduced message Type
12.6 Distributing the Transactional data
12.6.1 Message Control Technique
12.7 ALE Troubleshooting & Recovery
12.7.1 Outbound & Inbound Process
12.8 Custom IDOCs Development and Programming
12.8.1 Creating a New IDOC
12.8.2 Configure Outbound Process
12.8.3 Configure inbound process
12.8.4 Writing Outbound Program
12.8.5 Writing Inbound program
12.8.6 Distributing Data through custom IDOC
12.9 Extended IDOCs Development and Programming
12.9.1 Creating Extended IDOc
12.9.2 Configure the Outbound Process
12.9.3 Configure the Inbound Process
12.9.4 Outbound Programs for Extended Idocs
12.9.5 Inbound Programs For Extend IDocs
12.9.6 Distributing data through Extended IDocs
13. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
13.1 Overview of EDI
14.BDC Table Control
15.Standard Scripts & Smart Forms
16.Handling Files.
INTRODUCTION TO SAP ENVIRONMENT
SAP evolution – Genesis of the Company and Product
SAP R/1, R/2, R/3, mySAP.com, my SAP Business suite—Architecture and features
SAP Project environment-SAP Projects; Life Cycle-implementation, Up-gradation, Roll-out and Support
SAP consultancy – Roles and Responsibilities of Consultants System landscape and Change Transport system
SAP clients: Client specific data and Client independent data
Business Process – Configuration and customization, SAP software logistics –
Reference IMG and ABAP workbench
Logging into SAP system, Navigation, Easy access and Reference IMG, Project IMG
Enterprise IMG
GENERAL SETTINGS
Set counting
Define currency
Define field display charactertics
BASIC SETTINGS
Define company
Company code
Business area
Chart of ACs
Accountant groups
Fiscal year variant
Field status variant
Documents types and number ranges
Define retained eating’s account
Tolerance group for employees & GL A/Cs
Define tax procedure
GENERAL LEDGER (GL)
GL master creation
Journal entry posting in INR & foreign
Currency
Blocking a GL accountant
Parking a document
Holding a document
Reference document
Sample document
Account assignment model
Recurring entries
Open item management
Full clearance
Partial clearance
Residual clearing
Reversal
Normal reversal
Mass reversal
Reversal of the reversals
Accounts display
Documents display
ACCOUNT RECEIVABLE (AR)
Account group creation
Field status (reconciliation A/C)
Define no range group to account for costumers
GL-A/C creations
Customers master creation
Document types & no. of ranges
Posting keys
Dunning
Credit memo
Party statement
ACCOUNT PAYABILE(AP)
Account group creation (Mm& Fl vendors)
Field status (reconciliation A/C)
Define no.. of range groups & no ranges
Define no.. range group to A/C group
Define to range group for vendors
GL A/C creations
Vendor master creations
Vesting keys
House banks credit memo
Party statement
ASSET MANAGEMENT
(Asset accounting (AM/AA)
Acquisition (asset master creation)
Depreciation keys (SLM,WDR)sale of asset
Scrapping of an asset
Transferring of an asset from one
Business area
Fl- MM integrations
Fl –SD integration
Taxes
GL REPORTS
Chart of accounting list
Balance sheet
Trial balance
General ledger list etc
AR REPORTS
List of costumers
Customer wise sales
Due date analysis for open items
Vendor wise advances
Vender ledger
AM RTEPORTS
Asset wise values
Asset wise values (month wise)
Projected description
Schedule wise description
EXTRA TOPICS
Sales tax –interest calculation
Cash discount
Automatic payment programmed
(for theory part only)
Full details notes with path
Interview questionnaire
Placement assistant
CONTROLLING
Introduction to controlling
Importance of controlling
Basic setting for controlling
Over head cost controlling
Cost element accounting
Primary cost elements
Cost center accounting
Internal orders
Activity based costing (ABC)
Product cost (Requires pp & mm settings)
Profitability analysis (Requires SD settings)
Profit center accounting
SAP-BASIS
1.What is SAP?
1.1.An introduction to ERP
1.2. An introduction to SAP
1.3. SAP AG: Evolution & Strategy
1.4. SAP Product Evolution
1.5. SAP Services Overview (OSS)
1.6. An introduction to BASIS
2.Description of R/3
2.1 .Client / Server Solution
2.2 .Overview of 3 layer interface
2.3. Types of Client / Server Architectures
2.4. An introduction to R/3
3.The Architecture of SAP R/3
3.1.Presentation Interface
3.2. Application interface
3.3. Database interface
3.4. Overview of R/3 Architecture
3.5. Overview of Dispatcher & Work Processes
3.6. The concept of SAP Instance
4.Installation and Guidelines
4.1.Elements in SAP R/3 installation
4.2. Installation requirement
4.3. System sizing
4.4. Installation File Systems
4.5. Installation of RDBMS
4.6. Installation of SAPInst tools
4.7. Install central Instance
4.8. Load Database
4.9. Installation Database
4.10. Installation of Presentation Layer
4.11. Post installation Activities
5.Working with SAP server
5.1. Start & Stop SAP R/3 Server
5.2. Directory Structures
5.3.Overview of SAP MMC
5.4. SAP & Oracle Environment Variables
5.5. SAP Logon Pad configuration
5.6. Overview of Transaction & Dialog step
6.Management of users
6.1. Overview of user Administration
6.2. Managing User Master Records
6.3. Managing User Groups
6.4. Mass User Management
6.5. Managing Logged-on Users
6.6. Central User Administration
7.CCMS & Configurations
7.1. Overview of System Profiles
7.2. Overview of Operation Modes
7.3. Overview of Background jobs
7.4. Overview of Log-on Load Balancing
7.5. Overview of Memory Management
7.6. Overview of workload monitor
7.7. Overview of Os Collector
7.8.Overview of Performance Management
7.9. Overview of alert monitoring
7.10. SAP system Pro-Active Health checks
8.The Authorization System in SAP
8.1. Overview of Authorization System
8.2. Maintaining Authorizations
8.3. Working with Profile Generator
8.4. Crating Roles
8.5. Maintaining Org. Levels
8.6. User Information System
8.7. Overview of Users & Authorization Tables
8.8. System Profile Parameters for User
9.SAP R/3 Client Management
9.1. Overview of R/3 client
9.2. Client Copy methods
9.3.Client copy Requirements & Process
9.4. Local client copy
9.5. remote client copy
9.6. client export
9.7. client import
9.8. Open / Close R/3 Client
9.9. Overview of RFC
9.10.Deleting R/3 Client
10.The Transport System
10.1.Overview of change Transport System
10.2. Transport System Concepts
10.3. System Change Options
10.4. Working with Change and Transport Organizer
10.5. Overview of transport Management System
10.6. Configuring Systems and Domains
10.7. Configuring Transport Routes
10.8. Distributing and Verifying configuration
10.9 Overview of tp & R3trans
10.10. Performing Transports with tp Program
10.11. Overview of the Complete Process of Transporting
11.Patch Management
11.1.Overview of Support Packages
11.2. Types of Support Packages
11.3. Downloading Support Packages
11.4.Support pack Dependencies and Requirements
11.5. Applying Support Packages
11.6 SAP R/3 Kernel Upgrade
12.SAP Administration for Oracle Database
12.1. Introduction to Oracle Database Architecture
12.2 Oracle Directory structure for R/3
12.3. Overview of physical Layer
12.4. Overview of Logical Layer
12.5. Introduction to SAPDBA & BRTOOLS
12.6. Tablespace Administration
12.7. Database Backup & Restore
13.SAP Printing System
13.1.SAP Spool system Architecture
13.2.Introduction to SAP Access Methods
13.3. Defining R/3 Printer Devices
13.4. Managing spool Requests
13.5. The SAPLPD Driver Program
13.6. TEMSE object Database
13.7. Troubleshooting printing problems
14.General Administration Utilities
14.1. Monitoring SAP Instances
14.2. Monitoring System Work Process
14.3. Managing User Sessions
14.4. Managing Update Records
14.5. Managing Lock Entries
14.6. Managing R/3 System Logs
14.7. Analyzing ABAP Dumps
14.8. System Tracing Utilities
SAP-HR (Human Resource)
1. SAP OVERVIEW
2. SAP HR OVERVIEW
3. ENTERPRICE STRUCTURE
3.1 Company code
3.2 Client
3.3 Personal areas
3.4 Personal sub areas
4. PERSONAL STRUCTURE
4.1 Employee group
4.2 Employee sub group
4.3 Pay roll area
5. ORGANISATIONAL MANAGEMENT
5.1 Introduction to organization management
5.2 Organization and staffing
5.3 Expert mode
5.4 Simple maintenance
5.5 Transaction codes
5.6 Introduction between organization & personal management
5.7 Reporting structure
6. PERSOANL ADMINISTARTION
7. BASIC SETTINGS IN PERSONAL ADMINISTRATION
7.1 Number range intervals
7.2 Feature numkr
7.3 Transaction codes
7.4 Actions
7.5 Info types & info type menus
7.6 Screen modifications
8. RECRUITMENT
8.1 Creation of positions
8.2 Creation of media
8.3 Creation of recruitment instruments
8.4 Feature numap
8.5 Creation og groups & ranges Short text
9. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
9.1 Appraisals
9.2 Career planning
9.3 Succession planning
9.4 Personal development info types
10. TRAINING & EVENT MANAGEMENT
11. TIME MANAGEMENT
11.1 Creations of holidays, classes and holiday calendar
11.2 Groupings
11.3 Work schedules, period work schedules & work schedule rules
11.4 Time data recording and administration
11.5 Attendances & absences
11.6 Time management info types
11.7 Time management transaction codes
11.8 Counting rules
11.9 Quotas
11.10 Deduction rules
12. PAYROLL
12.1 Basic configuration
12.2 Pay scale area
12.3 Pay scale types
12.4 Pay scale groups & levels
12.5 Features
12.6 Wage types
12.7 Info types
12.8 Transaction codes
12.9 Basic pay
12.10 Additional payment
12.11 rwcru payment & deductions and other info types
12.12 Time quota compensation
SAP-SD (Sales & Distribution)
ENTERPRISE STRUCTURE
Sales process overview
Enterprise structure in sales
Definition & assignment
MASTER DATA / SATE SOURCES
Account group & field selection
Partner determination procedure
Customer master sources
Material maser records
Condition master data
Customer material info records
Control tables
Shared master data
BASIC SITTING (CONDITION TECHNIQUE)
Pricing determination
Material determination
Listing / Exclusion
Revenue account determination
Tax determination
Output determination
Tax determination
Free goods determination
BASIC SETTING (OTHERS)
Item proposal
Impletion procedure
Shipping point determination
Delivery scheduling & transpiration scheduling
Blocking reasons
Availability check
Transfer of requirements
Credit management
DOCUMENTS
Document structure & table sale, shipping billing
Document types & function sales
Document control-doc type item category control determination schedule line category control and determination
Copy control-requirements, date transfer retainers, document flow & pricing type
DOCUMENTS PROCESSING
Outline agreements contracts & scheduling agreements
Pre-sales processing inquiry & quotation
Order processing standard order
Delivery processing-picking (T.O), packing, posting goods issue
Billing processing – methods, plans invoice, perfume invoice
Document grouping & splitting criteria
SALES INFORMATION SYSTEM
List and work lists
ABAP list overview
Standards & flexible analysis
ADVANCED TOPICS
Inter – company business processing
Third party order processing
Cross company stock transfer
Consignment stock processing
Returnable packing
Bill of material
Back order processing
Individual purchase order
Batch management
Serial no. control
Rebate processing
Functional specifications for customization reports
ASAP METHODOLOGY
ASAP road map
Document of ASAP project
Deliverable in ASAP
Tools & services
SAP MM
ONLINE / CLASSROOM TRAINING
COURSE CONTENTS
1.SAP Fundamentals and overview of landscape
2.Integration of production planning and other modules
3.Overview of the supply chain management
4.External procurement
4.1.Purchasing master data
4.2.Material master
4.3.Vendor master
4.4.Purchase info record
4.5.Source list
4.6.Quota arrangement
4.7. Conditions
4.8.Release procedure.
5.Procurement process
5.1.Purchase requisition (PR)
5.2.Request for quotation
5.3.Quotation
5.4.Price simulation
5.5.Purchase order
6.Out line agreements
6.1. Contracts
6.2.Schedule agreements
7.Managing special stocks
7.1.Consignment
7.2.Subcontracting
7.3.Bill of materials
7.4.Stock transfer
8.Consumption based planning (CBP)
9.External services
9.1.Service entry sheet.
9 .2.Service master.
10.Inventory Management
10.1. Goods movement.
10.2. GR
10.3. GI
10.4. MIGO
10.5.Transfer posting.
11.Invoice verification
1.1 Logistic invoice verification.
12.Pricing procedure
13.Account determination
RESUME PREPARATION
INTERVIEW ORIENTATION
FREE COURSE MATERIAL
PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE
SAP-BW (Business Where House Management)
Business Intelligence: Overview
Integration, Storage and Management of Data
Extraction, Transformation and Loading (ETL)
Data Storage and Data Flow
Data Analysis and Planning
Online Analytical Processing
Data Mining
Business Planning
Tools for Accessing and Visualizing
Query Design
Web Application Design
Publishing BI Content
Broadcasting
Data Warehousing
The Data Warehouse Concept
Using a Data Warehouse
Architecture of a Data Warehouse
Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW)
Building and Running a Data Warehouse
Data Warehousing Workbench –
Modeling
Data Flow in the Data Warehouse
Data Acquisition
Source Systems
Step-by-Step: Data Model for SAP/NON-SAP
Namespaces for BI Objects
Creating Catalogs/Info Areas
Creating Characteristics
Creating Key Figures
Creating Info Cubes
Creating DSO’s
Creating Data Sources for Master Data
Creating Data Sources for Transaction Data
Creating Transformations For Master Data
Creating Transformations for Infi Cubes / DSO’s
Creating Master Data directly in the System
Loading Master Data for Characteristic
Loading Transaction Data
Data Flow Display
Persistent Staging Area
Remodeling Info Providers
BI Content
Error Analysis in Transformations
Routines in Transformations
Migration of Update Rules, 3.x Info
Sources, and Transfer Rules
Old Transformation Concept
Rule Type
Aggregation Type
Rule Group
Info Sets
Data Distribution
Data Transfer Process
Data Mart Interface
Open Hub Service
Data Warehouse Management
Performance Optimization in Data
Warehouse
Process Chains: Local/Metachain
Remote Process Chains
Jobs Scheduling in Source and BW/BI
Systems
Monitor for Extraction Processes and
Data Transfer Processes
Administration of Info Providers
Administration of BI Metadata Search
Transporting BI Objects, and Creating,
Delivering and Copying BI
BI Statistics
BI Background Management , Logs and
Tools
Clients in BW
Naming Conventions for Background Jobs
BI Suite: Business Explorer
Query Design: BEx Query Designer
BEx Web
Analysis & Reporting: BEx Analyzer
General Analysis Functions in BEx
General Services in BEx
Information Broadcasting
Integration Content from BI into the
Portal
Error Handling in ECC and Additional Information
Additional Stuff
Introduction to Business Objects
Interview Tips
Resume Preparation
Mock Interviews
Project Work
Performance Problems and Solutions
Security & Authorizations
In ECC System
Introduction to ECC System
Configurations in ECC System for BW/BW
Data Extraction
Types of DataSources
Installation of DataSources
Configuration of DataSources
LO Lockpit Configuration
LO Lockpit Customization
DataSource Enhancements
Generic Extractors/DataSources
Transports
SAP-BO (Business Objects)
1.BO basics
1.1.Why SAP?
1.2.Why BO?
1.3.Introduction to Reporting
1.4.BO Versions and Modules
1.5.BO architecture
1.6.Universe terminology
1.7.Information Design Tool
1.8.Universe Design Tool
1.9.Launch Pad
2.Web Intelligence 4.0 and Web Intelligence Rich Client
2.1.Webi Reports need features Scenario & Usage
2.2.Identifying report components
2.3.Presenting data in tables and crosstab
2.4.Working with documents and folders
2.5.Working with query properties
2.6.Modifying query with predefined filter
2.7.Applying Single Value query filter
2.8.Using prompt to filter data
2.9.Applying complex query filters
2.10.Prioritizing Operators
2.11.Restricting Data
2.12.Free standing cells
2.13.Hyperlinks
2.14Ranking
2.15Sectioning
2.16Custom calculations and Variables
2.17.Highlighting Results with Alerter
2.18.Headers and footers
2.19.Formula from a prompt
2.20.Formula from a variable
2.21.Projecting data from single/multiple query(s)
2.22.Projecting data from single/multiple universe(s)
2.23.Synchronizing Data with merged dimensions
2.24.Drilldown reporting
2.25.Drilldown in charts
2.26.Sub-queries
2.27.Grouping Data
3.Xcelsius Dashboards
3.1.Xcelsius Dashboards Need, Features, Scenario and Usage
3.2.Create Dashboards using Excel sheet
3.3.Create Dashboards using Universe
3.4.Create Dashboards using Crystal report
3.5.Create Dashboards using Webi Report
3.6.Dashboard Charts
3.7.Dashboard containers
3.8.Dashboard selectors
3.9.Dashboard Single Values
3.10.Dashboard Maps
3.11.Dashboard Text and Special Components
3.12.General Behavior
3.13.Drill down and Alerts
4.Live Office
4.1.Understand Live Office Need, Features, Scenarios and Usage
4.2.Configure Live office with BO Server
4.3.Create Live office dashboard using universe, Webi and Crystal reports
4.4.Understand Live office connections and How to manage Live office
5.Crystal Reports
5.1.Understanding Need, Features, Scenarios and Usage
5.2.Creating a basic report
5.3.Positioning, sizing and formatting objects
5.4.Reporting Basics
5.5.Data base expert
5.6.Applying Record Selection
5.7.Setting Additional Record Selection criteria
5.8.Refining the record selection
5.9.Time Based Record selection
5.10.Sorting Options
5.11.Grouping Options
5.12.Grouping on a date field
5.13.Summaries
5.14.Grand total
5.15.Grouping on summary Data
5.16Adding Graphical element
5.17Formatting elements
5.18.Special Fields
5.19.Formatting Sections
5.20.Boolean Formula
5.21.If then Else Formula
5.22.Date Calculations
5.23.Number Calculations
5.24.String Manipulation Formulae
5.25.Highlighting expert
5.26.Conditional Formatting
5.27.Representing Data visually
5.28.Exporting a report
5.29.Standard Content Reporting
6.Post Business Objects
6.1.Central Management Console(CMC)
6.2.Central Management Server(CMS)
6.3.Central Configuration Management(CCM)
6.4.Promotion Management
6.5.Deployment from development to production
6.6.Exporting and Importing From LCMBIAR files.
6.7.Report Conversion Tool and Scenario
7.Project
Complete end to end development of Report Using SAP BO Dashboards.
8.Miscellaneous
8.1.DW Concepts
8.2.Overview Of SAP Data services, SAP HANA and Big DATA.
8.3.Resume Building with sample resumes
8.4.Frequently asked interview questions
8.5.Common Production Issues with Real Time Scenarios
8.6.Understanding Rapid Marts and Rapid Deployment Solutions(RDS).
SAP-SECURITY
WEEK – 1
1. INTRODUCTION TO ERP WORLD
2. EVOLUTION SAP AS A COMPANY
3. ADVANTAGES OF SAP OVER OTHER ERP’S
4. MULTI TIER CLIENT- SERVER SOLUTIONS FROM OF SAP
5. ERP APPLICATIONS OVERVIEW
6. SAP SERVICES OVERVIEW
7. INTRODUCTION TO VARIOUS PLATFORMS OF OS, DB AND HARDWARE
8. CONCEPT OF NETWORKING, DOMAINS, LANDSCAPE ETC.
9. UNDERSTANDING THE VARIOUS TYPES OF PROJECTS IN SAP
10. INTRODUCTION TO THE IMPLEMENTATION METHODOLOGIES (ASAP)
WEEK – 2
11. INTRODUCTION TO DIFFERENT RELEASES OF SAP
12. INTRODUCING THE ARCHITECTURE OF SAP
13. WEB APPLICATION SERVER BASIC CONCEPTS
14. SYSTEM CENTRAL INTERFACES-DISPATCHER- WORK PROCESOR ARCHITECTURE
15. SERVICES- DVEBMGS
16. PRESENTATION INTERFACE
17. DATABASE INTERFACE
18. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS AND INTERFACES
19. MEMORY MANAGEMENT
20. SAP WEB AS MULTITIER CLIENT-SERVER ARCHITECTURE
21. INTERNET TRANSACTION SERVER AND INTERNET BUSINESS FRAMEWORK
22. WEB APPLICATION SERVER – INTERNET CONNECTION MANAGER
23. WEB DISPATCHER AND SAP J2EE ENGINE
WEEK – 3 :
SECURITY IN SAP
24. LEVELS OF SECURITY
1. ACCESS SECURITY
2. OPERATIONAL SECURITY
3. DATA SECURITY
25. SAFEGUARDING THE SAP SYSTEM
1. PREVENTING MULTIUSER LOGON
2. PASSWORD POLICY IMPLEMENTATION
3. LIMITING ACCESS TO DEFAULT USERS
4. LOCKING OF CRITICAL T-CODES
5. LOCKING THE PRODUCTION SYSTEM
6. OPERATIONAL SECURITY
26. SECURITY AUDITS
1. AUUDIT INFORMATION SYSTEM
2. SECURITY AUDIT LOG
WEEK – 4
27. USER ADMINISTRATION
1. CREATION OF NEW USERS
2. COPYING OF EXISTING USERS
3. MAINTAINING USERS
4. MASS CHANGES
5. RESETING THE PASSWORD/ LOCKING AND UNLOCKING OF USERS
6. USER GROUPS ADMINISTRATION
7. CONTROLLING OF USERS
7.1. DELETING OF USER SESSIONS
7.2.. DISPLAY OF ACTIVE USERS
8. SPECIAL USER Ids AND SPECIAL AUTHORISATIONS
9. USER PASSWORD
AUTHORISATION MANAGEMENT
28. AUTHORISATION CHECK PROCESS
29. CREATING AND MAINTAINING SINGLE ROLES
30. CREATING AND MAINTAINING COMPOSITE ROLES
31. AUTHORISATION PROFILES
32. UTILITIES FOR AUTHORISATION MANAGEMENT
32.1.. DEFAULT VALUES AND CHECK INDICATORS
32.2.. AUTHORISATION TRACE
32.3. INFOSYSTEM AUTHORISATIONS
SAP-EP
WEEK – I
Portal Components-Content Creation-iview, Page, Work Sheet, Role and their types, Portal Content Directory.
Portal Components –Delta links & Copy, Capture, Scroll and Components Properties.
User Management Engine-Role-User/Group assignments, Import / Export, Modifying UME Properties
Portal Desktop-Themes, Default Framework page, Rule & Collections.
WEEK – II
Portal Work list, Portal Activity Report.
Business Packages, Importing & Exporting, ESS Business Package.
Single Sign On-Connecting from Portal to SAP, Logon Ticket SAP Transaction view.
SSO-Connecting from Portal to NON SAP, App Integrator Permissions, Object Locking, Monitoring.
Monitoring and Logging, Permissions, Log files, Net Weaver Administration, System Landscape Directory.
WEEK – III
Visual Administrator, Config Tool, JCO Connection Creation, SAP server Properties.
Knowledge Management-Public Document, ELU Role, Permissions, Subscriptions, Quick Polling
Collaboration Rooms, Launch Pad, KM Application Features, Visual Composer.
Net Weaver Development Infrastructure, Administration (NWDI) and Configuration, Design Time Repository, CBS.
Software Components (SC’s)Development Component(DC’s)Track based Development, Change management Service.
WEEK – IV
PDK introduction, Portal Infrastructure, Uploading par files to Portal server importing, exporting .par files.
1.GRC 10.0 COURSE CONTENTS
2.Overview of SOX
3.Overview of SOD
4.Introduction to GRC 10.0
4,1.Difference between GRC 5.3 and GRC 10.0
4.2.Difference between GRC 5.3 and GRC 10.0
4.3.Overview of different application in GRC 10.0
4.4.Introduction to different components of GRC AC
5.Installation of GRC 10.0
5.1.Prerequisites of GRC 10.0 installation
5.2.Post Installation activities of GRC 10.0
5.3.Configuration settings of GRC 10.0
6.Access Control 10.0 Architecture
7.GRC 10.0 security and authorizations
7.1.Object level security
7.2.Authorization requirements
7.3.Access Control delivered role
7.4.Shared configuration settings
7.5.Configure the Integration framework
7.6.Configure shared access control settings
7.7.Identify Business Configuration (BC) sets
8.Access Risk Analysis (ARA)
8.1.Creating Rule set
8.2.Creating Business Process
8.3.Creating Risk
8.4.Creating Function
8.5.Risk analysis at user level
8.6.Risk analysis at role level
8.7.Mitigation process
8.8.Remediation process
8.9.Simulation
8.10.Creating Control Id
8.11.Assigning Control Id to Users
8.12.Assigning Control Id to Roles
9.Emergency Access Management (EAM)
9.1.
Managing emergency access
9.2.Planning emergency access
9.3.Types of EAM users
9.4.Creating firefighter, firefighter ID, firefighter controller and firefighter owner
9.5. Maintaining reason codes
9.6. Assigning firefighter controller and owner to FFID
9.7. Assigning FFID to FF
9.8.Checking FF logs
10.Business Role Management (BRM)
10.1.Post installation activities of BRM
10.2.Creating a role by BRM component
10.3.Business role definition- technical role definition
10.4.Creating single role
10.5.Creating composite role
10.6.Creating Business role
10.7.Maintaining role owners/approvers
10.8.Assigning role owner to role
11.Access Request Management (ARM)
11.1.Creating access request
11.2.Types of access request
11.3.Responding to access request
11.4.Designing end user personalization form
11.5.Comparison with CUP
12.MSMP Workflow and Business Rule Framework
12.1.The concept of BRF+ rule\
12.2.Process ID
12.3.Initiator rule
12.4.Agent rule
12.5.Routing rule
12.6.Creating BRF + rule
12.7.Maintain multistage multipath (MSMP) workflow
12.8.Standard process id’s
12.9.Linking BRF+ rule to standard process id
12.10.Background jobs in GRC AC 10.0
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