The SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. The SAP testing is application testing. Here the application is SAP ERP software. ERP is Enterprise Resource Planning. The customers can run the business process using ERP software.
SAP was started by five former employees of IBM, in the year 1972, in Germany. The various versions are released since then, R/1, R/2, R/3, mySAP, SAP netWeaver, SAP business suite.
In SAP testing, the functional knowledge you acquire is portable and can be used in other projects. For example, if you are switching job in your old company or if you were testing billing software for telecom service provider, what is the possibility that the same project is available in your new company. Now in case, that your are switching from SAP testing project to another SAP testing project in your new company. You instantly recognise the GUI, transaction codes, vanilla business workflows. You have to learn the customisation made by the customer but still should have the deep knowledge about the software.
Consider an example, for SAP implementation that the company A will provide 10 leaves to an employee and company B will provide 20 annual leaves for an employee. The salary should be deducted if an employee processes for 12th or 13th leave. This information must be passed to SAP systems which is SAP implementation and configuration.
SAP: End to end lifecycle
There are many methodologies that you can use for SAP implementation. They are:
- ASAP Implementation(for very first level of implementation of SAP systems and porting from legacy systems)
- Maintenance Life Cycle
- Upgrade life cycle
- Custom development life cycle.
In whichever, the life cycle you may be working there are three different testing phases.
- Test Preparation
- Test execution Phase
- Test evaluation phase
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1. What is SAP testing explain with an example?
SAP (Systems, Applications, and Products) testing is application testing. It involves testing focused on evaluating the features of SAP – primarily the ability for customers to interact with corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications.
An example of SAP testing would be testing related to the example presented in the article: for SAP implementation that the company A will provide 10 leaves to an employee and company B will provide 20 annual leaves for an employee. The salary should be deducted if an employee processes for 12th or 13th leave. This information must be passed to SAP systems which is SAP implementation and configuration.
2. What are the different phases of SAP?
Test Preparation
Test execution Phase
Test evaluation phase
3. What are the advantages of SAP?
The advantages of SAP testing are the numerous types of SAP testing that can be implemented to improve test coverage, such as: unit testing, integration testing, regression testing, performance testing, functional testing, UAT, security testing, and portal testing.
SAP testing is application testing. The SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. Here the application is SAP ERP software. ERP is Enterprise Resource Planning. The customers can run the business process using ERP software.
SAP testing is application testing. Application here is SAP ERP software.
Different methodologies to implement SAP systems:
• ASAP implementation
• Maintenance Life Cycle
• Upgrade life cycle
• Custom development life cycle
3 different testing phases:
• Test plan
• Test execution
• Test evaluation
1. What is SAP testing explain with an example?
ans : The SAP testing is application testing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. Here the application is SAP ERP software.
Consider an example, for SAP implementation that the company A will provide 10 leaves to an employee and company B will provide 20 annual leaves for an employee. The salary should be deducted if an employee processes for 12th or 13th leave. This information must be passed to SAP systems which is SAP implementation and configuration.
2. What are the different phases of SAP?
There are three different testing phases.
Test Preparation
Test execution Phase
Test evaluation phase
3. What are the advantages of SAP?
In SAP testing, the functional knowledge you acquire is portable and can be used in other projects.
If you are switching job in your old company or if you were testing billing software for telecom service provider, what is the possibility that the same project is available in your new company. Now in case, that your are switching from SAP testing project to another SAP testing project in your new company. You instantly recognise the GUI, transaction codes, vanilla business workflows
SAP stands for System Applications and Products.
The SAP testing is the same software application Manual testing. it helps to detect and
rectify error at all business modules like finance , manufacturing ,
it provides customer the ability to communicate with common corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. it makes the business process work efficiently.
the types of SAP testing are:
1- Unit testing
2 -Functional and Regression testing
3 -UAT testing
4 -Integration testig ..
1. what is sap testing?
The SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications
eg: SAP implementation that the company A will provide 10 leaves to an employee and company B will provide 20 annual leaves for an employee. The salary should be deducted if an employee processes for 12th or 13th leave. This information must be passed to SAP systems which is SAP implementation and configuration.
2. diffrent phases :
Test Preparation
Test execution Phase
Test evaluation phase
SAP stands for System Applications and Products. It provides customer the ability to communicate with common corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. It makes the business process work efficiently.
1. What is SAP testing explain with an example?
ans : The SAP testing is application testing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. Here the application is SAP ERP software.
Consider an example, for SAP implementation that the company A will provide 10 leaves to an employee and company B will provide 20 annual leaves for an employee. The salary should be deducted if an employee processes for 12th or 13th leave. This information must be passed to SAP systems which is SAP implementation and configuration.
2. What are the different phases of SAP?
There are three different testing phases.
Test Preparation
Test execution Phase
Test evaluation phase
3. What are the advantages of SAP?
In SAP testing, the functional knowledge you acquire is portable and can be used in other projects.
If you are switching job in your old company or if you were testing billing software for telecom service provider, what is the possibility that the same project is available in your new company. Now in case, that your are switching from SAP testing project to another SAP testing project in your new company. You instantly recognise the GUI, transaction codes, vanilla business workflows.
SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability for customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. SAP testing is application testing.
1. what is sap testing?
The SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications
eg: SAP implementation that the company A will provide 10 leaves to an employee and company B will provide 20 annual leaves for an employee. The salary should be deducted if an employee processes for 12th or 13th leave. This information must be passed to SAP systems which is SAP implementation and configuration.
2. diffrent phases :
Test Preparation
Test execution Phase
Test evaluation phase
What is SAP testing explain with an example?
The SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. The SAP testing is application testing. Here the application is SAP ERP software. ERP is Enterprise Resource Planning. The customers can run the business process using ERP software.
What are the different phases of SAP?
Test Preparation
Test execution Phase
Test evaluation phase
What are the advantages of SAP?
Customized soltions.
Increased productivity and efficiency
Cost efficient use
maintain consistent operation.
The SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. The SAP testing is application testing. It is an integrated ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) to make business process work efficiently. Whenever you make a change in SAP software, test cases will need to be created, checked for functional accuracy and expected results. This is called SAP implementation and configuration.
Some methodologies can be used for SAP implementation are;
-ASAP Implementation(for very first level of implementation of SAP systems and porting from legacy systems)
-Maintenance Life Cycle
-Upgrade life cycle
-Custom development life cycle.
There are three different testing phases.
-Test Preparation
-Test execution Phase
-Test evaluation phase
1.The SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. The SAP testing is application testing. Here the application is SAP ERP software. ERP is Enterprise Resource Planning. The customers can run the business process using ERP software.
2.Test Preparation
Test execution Phase
Test evaluation phase
3.advantages of SAP testing is it can undergoes the following tests & can improve the software
Unit Testing
Integration Testing
Regression testing
Performance Testing
Functional testing
User Acceptance testing
Security testing
Portal testing
SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. The SAP testing is application testing. The methodologies for SAP implementation are ASAP Implementation, Maintenance Life Cycle, Upgrade life cycle, and Custom development life cycle. There are three different testing phases: Test Preparation, Test execution phase, and Test evaluation phase.
SAP means Systems, Applications and products in data processing. The SAP testing is application testing. Here the application is SAP ERP software.
SAP was started by five former employees of IBM, in the year 1972, in Germany. The various versions are released since then, R/1, R/2, R/3, My SAP, SAP NetWeaver, SAP business suite.
In SAP testing the knowledge acquired is portable and can be used in other projects
SAP: End to end lifecycle
There are many methodologies that can be used for SAP implementation
They are
1.ASAP
2.Maintenance life cycle
3.upgrade life cycle
4.Custom development life cycle
In any of the lifecycle you may be working there are 3 different phases
1. Test preparation
2. Test execution phase
3. Test evaluation phase
SAP stands for System, application and Product in data processing. The SAP testing is an application testing. Here the application is SAP ERP software. The client can run the business process using ERP software. ERP means Enterprise resources planning. IN SAP testing, the functional knowledge you acquire is portable and can be used in other projects.
1. The SAP testing is application testing. Here the application is SAP ERP software. ERP is Enterprise Resource Planning. The customers can run the business process using ERP software. For example, if you are switching job in your old company or if you were testing billing software for telecom service provider, what is the possibility that the same project is available in your new company. Now in case, that your are switching from SAP testing project to another SAP testing project in your new company. You instantly recognize the GUI, transaction codes, vanilla business workflows. You have to learn the customization made by the customer but still should have the deep knowledge about the software.
2. Different Phases
1.Test Preparation
2.Test execution Phase
3.Test evaluation phase
3. ASAP Implementation(for very first level of implementation of SAP systems and porting from legacy systems)
Maintenance Life Cycle
Upgrade life cycle
Custom development life cycle.
– SAP stands for Systems, Applications, and Products in data processing. It allows customers to use a wide range of applications by interacting with the corporate database.
– Various versions released include R/1, R/2, R/3, mySAP, SAP netWeaver, SAP business suite.
– SAP testing is application testing, and the application is SAP ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning).
– An important feature of SAP testing is that while there will be differences due to customer customization, the fundamental aspects like GUI, transaction codes, etc., will stay the same.
– SAP implementation can utilize different methodologies like
1. ASAP Implementation
2. Maintenance life cycle
3. Upgrade life cycle
4. Custom development life cycle.
– It also involves three different testing phases: Test preparation, test execution, test evaluation.
understanding:
The SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. The SAP testing is application testing.
1. What is SAP testing explain with an example?
The SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. The SAP testing is application testing. Here the application is SAP ERP software. ERP is Enterprise Resource Planning. The customers can run the business process using ERP software.
In SAP testing, the functional knowledge you acquire is portable and can be used in other projects. For example, if you are switching job in your old company or if you were testing billing software for telecom service provider, what is the possibility that the same project is available in your new company. Now in case, that your are switching from SAP testing project to another SAP testing project in your new company. You instantly recognize the GUI, transaction codes, vanilla business workflows. You have to learn the customization made by the customer but still should have the deep knowledge about the software.
2. What are the different phases of SAP?
ASAP Implementation(for very first level of implementation of SAP systems and porting from legacy systems)
Maintenance Life Cycle
Upgrade life cycle
Custom development life cycle.
3. What are the advantages of SAP?
Test Preparation
Test execution Phase
Test evaluation phase
1.The SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing. It provides the ability to customers, to interact with the corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications. The SAP testing is application testing. Here the application is SAP ERP software. ERP is Enterprise Resource Planning. The customers can run the business process using ERP software.
2. What are the different phases of SAP?
ASAP Implementation(for very first level of implementation of SAP systems and porting from legacy systems)
Maintenance Life Cycle
Upgrade life cycle
Custom development life cycle.
3. What are the advantages of SAP?
Test Preparation
Test execution Phase
Test evaluation phase
1. What is SAP testing explain with an example?
SAP (Systems, Applications, and Products) testing is application testing. It involves testing focused on evaluating the features of SAP – primarily the ability for customers to interact with corporate databases for a comprehensive range of applications.
An example of SAP testing would be testing related to the example presented in the article: for SAP implementation that the company A will provide 10 leaves to an employee and company B will provide 20 annual leaves for an employee. The salary should be deducted if an employee processes for 12th or 13th leave. This information must be passed to SAP systems which is SAP implementation and configuration.
2. What are the different phases of SAP?
Test Preparation
Test execution Phase
Test evaluation phase
3. What are the advantages of SAP?
The advantages of SAP testing are the numerous types of SAP testing that can be implemented to improve test coverage, such as: unit testing, integration testing, regression testing, performance testing, functional testing, UAT, security testing, and portal testing.
SAP Testing is Software Application testing, however here the applications is SAP ERP. (The SAP means Systems, Applications and Products in data processing, ERP is Enterprise Resource Planning). At whatever point you make a change in SAP software, test cases need to be created to check the new functionality. SAP testing can also involve – Performance Testing. (to check speed of sap applications) & web testing (for SAP web portals).
it includes, Once the SAP system is configured, customized, deployed and made live – any changes made to the SAP system is termed as Maintenance.
New Feature addition to the SAP System
Bug Fixes, SAP Kernel Updates, Support Pack & Stack Updates.