SAP ERP Fundamentals Flashcards
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What does SAP stand for in the context of enterprise resource planning?
Answer: Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing
SAP stands for Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing, founded in Germany in 1972.
Which SAP module is primarily used for Financial Accounting?
Answer: FI
The FI (Financial Accounting) module handles general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and financial reporting.
What is the central organizational unit in SAP ERP that represents a legal entity?
Answer: Company Code
A Company Code in SAP represents an independent legal accounting entity for which a complete set of accounts is maintained.
Which transaction code is used to create a new material master in SAP?
Answer: MM01
MM01 is the SAP transaction code used to create a new material master record in the system.
What is a 'client' in SAP ERP terminology?
Answer: The highest organizational level that holds all company data
In SAP, a client is the highest organizational level and represents a self-contained unit with its own data, master records, and parameters.
Which of the following best describes the SAP R/3 three-tier architecture?
Answer: Presentation, Application, Database
SAP R/3 uses a three-tier architecture consisting of the Presentation layer (GUI), Application layer (business logic), and Database layer (data storage).