Showing posts with label SAP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SAP. Show all posts

Friday, August 14, 2009

Overviews of CML Datasources

In this post, i'm trying to give a very quick overview of few CML datasources. Infact you can see them by Tcode: RSAS>>CML System.

1.
0CML_CASHFLOW Cash Flow :Extractor determines only flow-based capital amounts. If you want to determine contract-based capital amounts, or capital amounts from flows and master data, you have to update this information from the ODS contract capital amounts (0CML_O03) to the data target

2. 0CML_DELTA Delta Planned and Actual by Entry Date :Define a technical valid-from date for the extractor. The change pointer must be activated

3. 0CML_DELTA_CAP Delta Supply of Capital Amounts: Change pointer must be activated

4. 0CML_INIT_BUDAT Initializing Positions by Posting Date: Define a position initialization date

5. 0CML_INIT_DDISPO Initializing Positions by Payment Date: Define a position initialization

Friday, July 17, 2009

Don't overlap test phases

This post is continual of my previous posts Don't Misjudge test efforts and Why SAP projects fails about why SAP project fails through QA eyes.

Don’t Start the Next Phase of Testing Until the Previous Phase is Done

It is a terrible plan to overlap test phases. Avoid at all costs. If a test phase is not done at the scheduled start of the next test phase, do a hard stop and figure out a new plan and evaluate impact on total project schedule. Regulate one of the priorities as necessary.

Why, it Impact in modify in testing, revise in development – fix a system test problem, caused a problem in something that was previously working, Stress for everyone, long hours for QA, high pressure on developers to turn defects around quickly (sometimes defects weren’t completely fixed). So what is solution. Number one, If testing is not complete at the end of a test phase, especially system testing, escalate immediately with impact to total project schedule and second put a contingency buffer (size based on risk) between test phases.