These days the festival is approaching, please three days can be attached to a false rest eight days, for office workers, this is really a rare opportunity to leave. So these days leave colleagues more, so I will temporarily act as the work of two days of operation and maintenance. A few days from receiving the operation and maintenance point of view, the basic data synchronization issues accounted for a larger proportion.
Take the example of a correspondence between the sales organization to explain the next. A dealer under a purchase order, sent to the SAP found corresponding sales organization does not immediately give back to back, requiring re-examination before they are sent, the dealer then re-transmit the audit found or wrong ah again, and then front-line operation and maintenance tangled up, operation and maintenance line in turn issue to me, so I compared in the background, here we find the correspondence between the data is no problem. I also checked the source of our system of basic data, basic data platform systems upstream, there is also correct.
So I had to come up with evidence, we will be transferred to the SAP data capture operation and maintenance personnel sent to SAP, please check their own reasons underlying data from the SAP area. Soon the truth is out, basic information SAP maintenance problems.
Although the problem checked out, but I had to think about a problem, how the system, the basic data for a plurality of interrelated management. Of course, centralized management is best. To ensure that all of the underlying data sources are unified this is a better solution, although it may be difficult for various reasons to do this, but we want to try in this direction in the design of the system efforts. If both systems have their own basic data management, it is best to reform step by step, to ensure that the final share a data source, so usually interact with the system because of problems caused by inconsistent data base will be solved.
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