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SAP Notes

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Hi,

I have heard a lot about SAP notes,but have never got a chance to work on them.Can someone guide me with what they are & how we use them

Thanks.

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hi,

OSS notes are used by SAP to issue corrections to known bugs to the application/system.

If you experience problems with the way SAP is working you can search OSS notes to see if the problem you are having is known to SAP. If it is then you can implement the fix (usually through code corrections) that SAP have provided.

If the problem is not listed you are able to raise a call with SAP to inform them of the problem, they should then get back to you with suggestions and/or solutions.

Regards,

Sree.

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Hi

The transaction code SNOTE is used to implement OSS Notes. With the SNOTE

transaction, it is no longer necessary to register ABAP objects such as report function

modules etc. manually. But data dictionary objects such as screens, tables need to

be modified manually by registering them in OSS system.

In order to use the transaction code SNOTE, the relevant transport which implement

this transaction in the system need to be transported. Please refer to the SNOTE

guide available at http://service.sap.com

this pdf will be helpful

http://www.sappoint.com/basis/snote.pdf

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Regards

Anji

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Former Member
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hi,

OSS notes are used by SAP to issue corrections to known bugs to the application/system.

If you experience problems with the way SAP is working you can search OSS notes to see if the problem you are having is known to SAP. If it is then you can implement the fix (usually through code corrections) that SAP have provided.

If the problem is not listed you are able to raise a call with SAP to inform them of the problem, they should then get back to you with suggestions and/or solutions.

Regards,

Sree.

PS: Reward points if Useful.

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Thanks for all the replies,I will come back to the forum with other issues.

Thanks!!!