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on ‎2010 Mar 29 7:37 AM
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Hi SAP Experts,
We always talk about all the great and wide variety of tasks/works/process SAP can do.
But I was wondering if anyone can help me understand what SAP cannot do.
Thanks in advance,
Nitesh Jain
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SAP can do anything since Chuck became a part of the dev team some time ago. At the beginning Chuck was only using SAP to maintain his dead count (+ reporting for fans:)))) but he was not ...wel... content with SAP and didn´t want to be trated like a customer, so he became a member of the team. That is why Leo had to go. Not enough space for two pros in one company.
Otto
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Well, SAP cannot spin-kick spammers like Chuck Norris on SCN for one thing. That can only be done by highly trained assasins on SCN...but they generally use a weapon known as the guest-o-blaster which works on SAP technology. So there you have another area covered of what SAP can do.
T00th
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You cannot work with the infinity this way. It is like in SQL. Some things are just uncertain.
Ask Allison, what SAP can not do:))) Regards, Otto
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@ Thomas: I think Otto meant "Alice"..
SAP does not support [X-glueb|http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJEc6FPp6Ok&feature=related] commands, yet. But some may try in vain..
(sorry, it is in German - but I will translate if there is demand
Cheers,
Julius
Edited by: Julius Bussche on Mar 29, 2010 11:35 PM
On 2nd thoughts, I will need some help from a Microsoft engineer here
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"What SAP cannot do" = "Everything that can be done" - "What SAP can do"
Now just fill in the variables.
Thomas
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There is nothing, SAP can´t do. I always tell the customer that their SAP could land on a Moon. But their mission is to find a sponsor to pay for that. I believe I could write a job that would control a coffee machine (like a cup every ten minutes?), but find me a guy who would pay me for that: you need the time, the coffee machine, some testing environment, trash bin (start can be messy...).
Otto
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SAP software cannot make coffee.
We should create a lobbying group (the SDN Coffee corner international lobbying group) to require urgently this most needed feature !
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Hi Nitesh,
Please share as to why this question arised in your Mind..
i can List n number of things that sAP can't do..but i think i can't share it over here :).
NOM :).
@Zubin:I think there should be a thesis on this..Don't you think so?
Regards,
Rahul
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May be in the next steps would be that I can write something on "What SAP cannot do?"
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Hi Nitesh,
That's an interesting question You have put in here.
The replies Can be many.i am confused as to what can be the apt answer for this.
Regards,
Rahul
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[Check the wiki link|http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=saperpwiki]
Out of curiousity, Please share why do you ask this?
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