November 22nd, 2005
MINISAP is a full-fledged Basis SAP system without the SAP applications (FI, CO, MM, SD, etc.). It has every Basis function of a standard SAP-R/3 system (ABAP/4 Development Workbench, Data Transfer Workbench, Computer Center Management System - CCMS, etc.) and, therefore, is a very good means to get exposed and trained in ABAP/4 programming language.
It is also a very good personal productivity tool (i.e., it can be used to develop programs for customers without having to be on-site).
The minisap are for those who are new and want to get Basis exposure or want to learn ABAP programming at their home PC.
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