SAP Transaction Codes : Your Quick Reference to Transactions in SAP ERP

End your odyssey through the SAP menu tree once and for all with this reference book! Covering more than 3000 transactions, this book helps you navigate through all major modules of SAP ERP 6.0 with ease. Find codes by application, transaction title, or task to perform, and benefit from comprehensive descriptions of when and how to use a transaction.1. All Major Modules Covered Find information on functional transactions in FI/CO, IM, MM, WM, PP, SD, Plant Maintenance, Quality Management, Project System, HR, and the Basis system.2. Comprehensive Descriptions For each transaction, find the code, the title (short text), a description of the transaction's functionality, and the required input.3. Additional Information Benefit from SAP Notes, alternative transactions, or integration points with other modules.4. Easily Find What You Need Browse the chapters on each module alphabetically, or search the 200-page index by transaction code, transaction title, or task to perform.Example: LT04 | Create Transfer Order from Transfer Requirement This transaction is used to create a transfer order from a transfer requirement. The initial screen requires the user to enter a warehouse number and the transfer requirement number. The following screen shows the material from the transfer requirement and the amount to be moved. The user can change the destination bin or allow the system to determine it. The transfer order can be created from this screen.Topics covered include:Financials & Controlling Materials, Warehouse, and Inventory Management Production Planning Sales & Distribution Plant Maintenance Quality Management Project System Human Resources Basis System End your odyssey through the SAP menu tree once and for all with this reference book! Covering more than 3000 transactions , this book helps you navigate through all major modules of SAP ERP 6.0 with ease. Find codes by application, transaction title, or task to perform, and benefit from comprehensive descriptions of when and how to use a transaction. 1. All Major Modules Covered Find information on functional transactions in FI/CO, IM, MM, WM, PP, SD, Plant Maintenance, Quality Management, Project System, HR, and the Basis system. 2. Comprehensive Descriptions For each transaction, find the code, the title (short text), a description of the transactions functionality, and the required input. 3. Additional Information Benefit from SAP Notes, alternative transactions, or integration points with other modules. 4. Easily Find What You Need Browse the chapters on each module alphabetically, or search the 200-page index by transaction code, transaction title, or task to perform. LT04 | Create Transfer Order from Transfer Requirement This transaction is used to create a transfer order from a transfer requirement. The initial screen requires the user to enter a warehouse number and the transfer requirement number. The following screen shows the material from the transfer requirement and the amount to be moved. The user can change the destination bin or allow the system to determine it. The transfer order can be created from this screen. Topics covered Do you want to utilize the new CRM user interface in the best possible way? This comprehensive guide explains everything that you need to know about the CRM Web the architecture of the UI framework, the customizing options (roles, navigation, portal integration, and much more), as well as all options that are available for customer-specific extensions through programming. 1. Modeling Tools Discover the critical modeling tools, such as the Easy Enhancement Workbench (EEWB) and the UI Configuration Tool. 2. Customizing Explore all options for adapting the header, navigation, and work area without any development effort. 3. UI Component Architecture Get an in-depth look at the individual components of views, windows, and controllers, and learn about context binding, model integration, and navigation. 4. Technical Enhancement of the Web Client Learn about development and extension of UI components, the usage of the Business Object Layer (BOL), and the extension of the GenIL object model, as well as the modeling and usage of web services for the integration of Office applications. 5. Real-World Examples Find comprehensive real-life examples to provide support for your daily work in projects.