SAP Configuration documents
These configuration documents are reference write-ups of how common SAP configuration is done, useful as learning material and as templates for your own documentation.
The SAP configuration documents are step-by-step write-ups of common customising tasks with the SPRO paths and settings, notes on dependencies and integration points, and a template style for documenting your own work. Use them to learn how a piece of configuration is done, then adapt to your requirements and test in DEV and QAS; they are guides, not exact recipes.
- Watch out: a configuration document describes somebody else organisational structure, so the values are not yours.
What you get
- Step-by-step configuration write-ups for common tasks.
- The IMG (SPRO) paths and settings involved.
- Notes on dependencies and integration points.
- A template style for documenting your own config.
How to use them
Use configuration documents to learn how a piece of customizing is done, and as a model for documenting your own. Always adapt to your specific requirements and test in DEV/QAS, configuration is environment-specific, so treat these as guides, not exact recipes.
Common pitfalls
- Using in production without testing.
- Not adapting to your environment.
- Treating them as finished.