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WEBAS 6.20 and R/3 enterprise upgrade

Posted on Jun 09, 2004 at 05:37 PM 12 Views

Hello,

I'd like to know if with webas 6.20 all the R/3 transactions are "automatically" available on webas 6.20 and the user has the option to choose between the old sapgui or browser access.

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    Posted on Jun 11, 2004 at 02:40 PM
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    Hello Marco,

    If you just have an empty Web AS, you can hardly call any transactions related to SAP modules like FI/CO, HR etc etc. If you upgrade your existing R/3 system from it's currecnt release to Enterprise 4.7, then you CAN call all the transactions that you could also call in the old system.

    As for sapgui vs. browser access I can say that your old sapgui will only work with Enterprise if it is sapgui version 6.20 or higher. You can use webgui in your browser I guess, but if you men that all sapgui screens have been converted to web-screens (or BSP applications), I think that SAP hasn't done that yet.

    Does this help?

    Kind regards

    Alex Veen

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    Posted on Jun 14, 2004 at 10:49 AM
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    Thanx for the answer.

    Is that mean on the enterprise version you can call SAP FI/CO transactions via the SAP GUI, but for the web you cannot call them via WAS without a further programming effort ? I know there is the ITS option but it'is another story.

    This is what I understood.

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