what is R/3 system and what is system land scape in SAP?

[Former Member]

Hi gurus,

Pls expain me what is system landscape and what is R/3 system, and how the clints are used in different servers.

thanx in adavace,

sandeep.ch.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello

R/3 relates to a three tier architecture in an ERP system. Earlier SAP had R/2 structure.

System landscape refers to the organization of client structure, say development client / quality client / production client. It also deals with the respective links between systems. There could be more than mere 3 clients in a complex landscape system

reg

[former_member184627 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

R/2 is for 3 tier & now we use 3 system landscape.

In 3 system landscape there are three servers.

1.Development

2.Quality

3.Production.

All the configuration spro settings are done in devlopment server. we can do this in the sand box client.

This is checked in the quality server. We cannot do any change in the spro settings in this server.If tested ok, we RE DO the whole configuration in the Dev. server in the Golden client & then create a transport request.

As per the request, the basis people transport this from dev to prod server.

Regards,

Senthilkumar SD

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

thank you for your answer

Priya

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi

R/3 means real-time (R) 3-tier architecture. These 3-tiers are application, presentation and database layers in the architecture.

The system landscape is nothing but the lay-out of systems used for processing. Normally three type of client systems are used 1. Development client (where the customization activities are done) 2. Quality Client (where testing is done) and the 3. Production client (where actual data-processing for the real-time is done).

Regards

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

hi thank you so much for your information pls tell me this also is there any Interview Questions with you if you have pls send me

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its sufficient n other things wil come 8 the practical time......so do experiments wen get a practical chance.

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