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When a program starts with /cc... what does it signify??

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Hi experts,

When a program starts with /cc... what does it signify??For example if it is like /ccaev/casdfge.

Thanks in advance

regards,

Ashwin

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HEllo,

Check this

Reservation Procedure

Any customer or partner with a development system which has Release 4.0A or later can use SAPNet - R/3 Frontend to apply for a reservation for their own development namespace. You need to give the following information:

Namespace name (recognizably connected to your company)

Purpose of the namespace (for example, central group development, or the name of a planned specific enhancement to SAP)

Installation numbers of the SAP Systems in which you want to develop

Available Names

Names for namespaces are selected freely from the pool of names that have not yet been reserved and should have a recognizable reference to the company making the reservation. The names must have at least 5 characters and can be up to 10 characters long. The first and last character is a slash "/". Names beginning with "/SAP" or "/n" (n = digit) are not available. Only individual names are given.

Development of a specific SAP solution by the system reseller ABCD

Reserved namespace: "/ABCD/"

SAP enhancements by SAP customer ABC123

Reserved namespace: "/ABC123/"

To go through completely about the naming convention then check this link:

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/2a/6b0afe547a11d189600000e829fbbd/frameset.htm

Vasanth

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Vasanth M

Hi experts,

When a program starts with /cc... what does it signify??For example if it is like /ccaev/casdfge.

Thanks in advance

regards,

Ashwin

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Former Member
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HEllo,

Check this

Reservation Procedure

Any customer or partner with a development system which has Release 4.0A or later can use SAPNet - R/3 Frontend to apply for a reservation for their own development namespace. You need to give the following information:

Namespace name (recognizably connected to your company)

Purpose of the namespace (for example, central group development, or the name of a planned specific enhancement to SAP)

Installation numbers of the SAP Systems in which you want to develop

Available Names

Names for namespaces are selected freely from the pool of names that have not yet been reserved and should have a recognizable reference to the company making the reservation. The names must have at least 5 characters and can be up to 10 characters long. The first and last character is a slash "/". Names beginning with "/SAP" or "/n" (n = digit) are not available. Only individual names are given.

Development of a specific SAP solution by the system reseller ABCD

Reserved namespace: "/ABCD/"

SAP enhancements by SAP customer ABC123

Reserved namespace: "/ABC123/"

To go through completely about the naming convention then check this link:

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/2a/6b0afe547a11d189600000e829fbbd/frameset.htm

Vasanth

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well this is probably a reseved naming-room for a SAP-Partner.

our Company is beeing called FIS, and a lot of our programs start with /FIS/.

A sap partner can reserve a naming room for itself to ensure SAP will not transport any objects into that naming room.

It´s similar to YY or ZZ, just not on customer base but on partner base.