Please Breafly explain Difference Between Configuration And customization
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configuration
is called as external structure.
customization means
acting on the structre
and implementation guide is a combination of customization and configuration, as it have organizational data, transaction data, system data, so you have to synchronize this data as per your business transaction need, or need base solution developement, and if you are unable to satisfy with your standard business configuration or customization object then you have to apply system modifications as per the scenario in user exit, and secondly you have to follow protocol based approach first you have to configure, then customize, user exit, modifications, developement of new ABAP program. so the standard IMG guide is designed in such a way that if you configure and customize it with fullest potential and functionality then you will have just five to ten percent requirement out of that. and already the routine answers were give to you, so i did given the other factors which were not mentioned by my colleagues, see you soon bye hope to hear from you
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Hi,
1. In configuration you use all standard functionalities...i.e.. adapting the existing BC sets.
whereas in customization BAdis, user / customer exits etc are used in addition to the configuration.
2. In configutation we normally use the pre-configured application area scenarios like aero space package / defence / retail / process manufacturing etc...we use these standard nearest package and configure to use the package.
whereas, in configuration there are additional functionalities added to the above application packages / to the base line package.
Regards
Prasanna
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