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In a distributed system landscape, you have to ensure for many application areas that numbers are assigned for objects across the systems without overlaps. You do so by defining disjunctive number range intervals.
You can carry out the following steps centrally from a given system (usually the central system of your system landscape):
· Check whether conflicts exist between the number range intervals in the systems of your system landscape
· Use reservations to plan cross-system number range intervals without overlaps
· Navigate from the central system to the other systems and define the required number range intervals on the basis of the reservations
In a distributed system landscape, you have to ensure for many application areas that numbers are assigned for objects across the systems without overlaps. You do so by defining disjunctive number range intervals.
You can carry out the following steps centrally from a given system (usually the central system of your system landscape):
· Check whether conflicts exist between the number range intervals in the systems of your system landscape
· Use reservations to plan cross-system number range intervals without overlaps
· Navigate from the central system to the other systems and define the required number range intervals on the basis of the reservations
A range of numbers that are laid down per file for the assignment of document numbers. It can be internal (carried out automatically by the system) or external (carried out manually by the user).
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