Edition: Subsequent
Release: 1996-08
Publisher: Addison-Wesley (C)
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN/ASIN: 0201403501
The SAP(R) R/3(R) System: A Client/Server Technology
SAP's R/3 System is setting the standard for development of modern business applications. Free download The SAP(R) R/3(R) System books collection in PDF, EPUB, FB2, MOBI, and TXT formats. The client/server technology on which it is based readily meets today's requirements for scalability, portability, openness and high performance. This book presents the basic principles of this technology and how they are applied in the SAP R/3 System: * What is client/server computing * Basic technical principles of client/server system * The technical architecture of the R/3 Syste * Application development using the ABAP/4 Development Workbenc * The business applications of the R/3 Syste * Experience gained from real-world implementations of the R/3 System This book is based on R/3 Release 3.x, which has undergone extensive expansion in both business features and use of technology. Topics covered include: * Component software with OLE, CORBA2, etc * Object-oriented concept * Use of online information service * Electronic commerce on the WWW (World Wide Web * SAP's Data Warehouse concep * The new graphical user interface of the R/3 Syste * Development of multilingual application * Automatic load distribution during dialog and background processin * The new memory management of the R/3 runtime environmen * SAP data base administratio * Optimization of the R/3 release chang * The new features of the ABAP/4 Development Workbenc * SAP Business Workflo * R/3 application interface * Distributed applications using ALE (Application Link Enabling * R/3 implementation using the Business Engineering Workbenc * New client reports from Yamaha, Seattle Times, etc. Best deals ebooks download The SAP(R) R/3(R) System on amazon.AP R/3 System: A Client/Server Technology is not so much a how-to book on SAP's flagship R/3 system as a philosophical guide to implementing software-oriented client/server computing. Thoughtfully constructed by Germany-based SAP AG employees (Dr. Rüdiger Buck-Emdem and Jürgen Galimow), this book's esoteric prose is aimed squarely at highbrow, technologically savvy readers responsible for making organizational IT decisions. Aside from a few oddities of phrase, the editors at Addison Wesley have done a fabulous job of translating the authors' text from the original German to English. The text that doesn't make the transition smoothly is illustrated in the numerous diagrams and charts that fill this slim volume's pages. In a brief overview of client/server technology, the authors lay the groundwork for a complete discussion of R/3, from architecture to application to implementation. They dissect the modular nature of R/3, explaining the various architectural layering and segmenting at the root of its effectiveness. From there, the book delves into the programming and development options available via Advanced Business Application Programming/4GL (ABAP4). Keeping up with the R/3 lexicon is tough, but the six back-of-the-book pages devoted to listing and defining the acronyms used are an effective guidepost. Unlike many technology tomes, SAP R/3: A Client/Server Technology doesn't get down and dirty with actual configuration screens and the like. But it does provide a decent high-level view of R/3 from two gentlemen well within the world of SAP. --Sarah L. Roberts-Witt Download The SAP(R) R/3(R) System: A Client/Server Technology with free ebook downloads available via rapidshare, mediafire, 4shared.
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