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IBM Global Business Services

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Objectives

The participants will be able to: Log on and off of the SAP system

Use a menu bar

Follow a menu path

Use the mouse

Set user defaults

Reference menu help

Use Search Helps

Create more than one session

Find transaction codes for a particular task

Create a new session with a new transaction code



Logging onto SAP R/3



Adding a new SAP Application Server



Demonstration

Adding a new Application Server in the SAP Logon pad.



Practice

Adding a new Application Server in the SAP Logon pad.



Welcome to SAP: The Logon Screen



Demonstration

Logon to a SAP Server.



Practice

Logon to a SAP Server.



Tour of the Menu Bar

Menus which are always available:

System

Help

Icons which are always available:

Help

Layout menu



Customising Display Options: Using the Layout Menu



Demonstration

Using the Layout menu to Customize display options.



Practice

Using the Layout menu to Customize display options.



Mouse Maneuvering

Use the Right Mouse Button



Setting User Defaults



Demonstration

Maintain user profile.



Practice

Maintain user profile.



Referencing Detailed Help Areas



Creating More Than One Session

System and Session



Finding Transaction Codes for a Task



Creating a New Session and a Task at Once (/o)



Leaving the SAP Application



Other Navigation Options

Back, Cancel & Exit

Print

Find & Find Next

Page Up/Down Navigation

Create a new session

Create shortcut

User Menu & SAP Menu

SAP Business Workplace

Add to Favorites

Save



Summary

Sap logon is used to create icons to logon to SAP R/3.

Enter User ID, Password and Language to logon to SAP.

System and Help menus are available from every screen of the SAP System.

Use the menu path System -> User Profile -> Own data to change user specific settings.

A Search Help is a search tool to help you find data in the SAP R/3 system.

You can create up to 6 sessions.

To exit the SAP application use the menu path System -> Log Off.



Questions

How do you logon on to a SAP application server ?

What is the menu path for changing User specific settings ?

What is the use of a Search Help ?

How many sessions can you open at a time ?

How do you log off from a SAP Server ?

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