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Exercise 2-1 : Logging on to SAP Systems Exercise Objectives After Completing this exercise, you be able to :   



Create a logon entry Log on to an SAP System Personalize your user interface



Business Example As an Employee of a company that manages their business with SAP, you need to gain access to an SAP Systems to do your daily business transactions.



Task 1 : Create a logon entry to define which systems you would like to gain access to. Then access that system with the appropriate client, user ID, and password.



1. Create an entry in the SAP GUI logon screen based upon the information provided by the instructor. Field Description Client Application Server SAP Router String System Number



Entry SAP Course



2. You have now created a logon entry. Use this entry to gain access to the SAP Systems with information provided. Field User



Entry



Password



Client



Language



EN



New Password Task 2 : You are just beginning to use the SAP Systems and you want to personalize your user interface. 1. The first thing you would like to do is to have teh system and error messages appear in a pop up window instead of the status bar.



2. Confirm that the date currency format display according to you preference. Solution 2-1 : Logging on to SAP Systems Task 1 : Create a logon entry to identify which system you would like to gain access to. Then, access that systems with the appropriate client, user ID, and password.



1. Create an entry in the SAP GUI logon screen based upon the information provided by the instructor. Field Description Client Application Server SAP Router String System Number



Entry SAP Course



a). Locate the SAP Logon program icon on your desktop. Note : There are a variety of ways to find the program and a variety of places it could reside on your desktop. These variables depend on how the GUI software was installed. Consult your technical support if you cannot find the application. b). Choose User-defined... c). Enter SAP Course in the Description Field. d). Enter the Application Server: sapsrv. e). Enter the SAP Router String: f). Enter the System ID: 12 R. g). Enter the System Number: 00. h). Choose R/3 for the SAP System. i) Choose Add. The new logon entry appears in the list of SAP systems.



2. You have now created a logon entry. Use this entry to gain access to the SAP system with the information provided. Field User



Entry



Password



Client



Language



EN



New Password a). Choose SAP Course. b). Choose Log on. c). Enter the Client: . d). Enter the User: . e). Enter the Password: . f). Enter the Language: EN (Optional). g). Select √ Enter. Note: You might be asked to change your password. If so, continue with the following steps. If you are not asked, skip to solution step k. h). A password chane dialog box displays. Enter a New Password. . i). Enter Repeat Password. . j). Choose √ Enter. k). Choose Enter as many times a needed, reading any systems messages that might display, until you get to the SAP Easy Access screen.



Task 2:



You are just beginning to use the SAP Systems and you want to personalize your user interface. 1. The first thing you would like to do is to have the system and error messages appear in a pop up window instead of the status bar. a). Choose Customizing of Local Layout. Hint: This button appears in the system tool bar along the top of the screen. b). Choose Options. c). Choose the Options tab. d). Choose:  Dialog Box at success Message  Dialog Box at Warning Message  Dialog Box at Error Message e). Choose OK.



2. Confirm that the date and currency format display according to your preference. a). From the Menu bar, choose System User profile Own Data. The Maintain User Profile scree opens in a new window. b). Choose the Defaults tabs. Hint: You may need to toggle to the Maintain User Profile screen by pressing ALT + TAB. c). Confirm that your desimal notation is set to a period that your date format appears in MM/DD/YYYY format, if this is your preference. d). Choose Save. A confirm that your user information was saved displays. Note: The information window appears in a pop-up window instead of the status bar, as set up in the previous step.



Exercise 2-2: Navigating in the SAP System Exercise Objectives After completing the exercise, you will be able to:   



Locate spesific folders in the SAP Easy Access menu. Navigate the SAP Easy Access menu to locate a spesific transaction. Initiate transactions using transaction codes.



Business Example As a new user working on a SAP system, you need to locate specific transactions in the system. Task 1: Locate a variety of transactions by navigating the SAP Easy Access menu.  



What are the names of the transactions tha are located under the folder Order in Sales and Distribution? Record your results in the following table. What are the names of the transactions tha are located under the folder Posting folder in the general record? Record your answers in the following table.



Task 2: You have found that transaction codes provide an easy way to navigate directly to a transaction. Try out a few transaction codes. 1. Start this exercise in the SAP Easy Access screen and try out these transaction codes without returning to the SAP Easy Access screen. Record your result in the space provided. Field Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction



Transaction Name



2. Hint: In case you do log out, please refer to exercise 1 (logging in) for instructions on how to log back in to the system. Entry Su3 Sm04 /nsm04 /nend



Result



3. You want to display a list of users who are logged on to the system. First use the SAP standard menu to do this. Start with the Tools menu. 4. Display the trabsaction code for this transaction using the system status menu. Record you result. 5. Return to the SAP Easy Access screen and use the transaction code to initiate the transaction to display the user overview, which provides a list of users who are logged on to the system.



Solution 2-2: Navigating in the SAP System Task 1: Locate a variety of transactions by navigating the SAP Easy Access menu. 1. What are the names of the transactions tha are located under the folder Order in Sales and Distribution? Record your results in the following table.



Field Transaction Name Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction a). From the SAP Easy Acces menu, choose the triangle to the left of SAP menu. b). Choose the triangle to the left of Logistics. c). Choose the triangle to the left of sales and distribution. d). Choose the triangle to the left of sales e). Choose the triangle to the left of order. f). Record your result.



Field Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction



Transaction Name Create Change Display Create Using Part Load Lift Orders



2. What are the names of the transactions tha are located under the folder Posting folder in the general record? Record your answers in the following table. a). From the SAP Easy Acces menu, choose the triangle to the left of SAP Accounting. b). Choose the triangle to the left of Financial Accounting. c). Choose the triangle to the left of General Ledger.



d). Choose the triangle to the left of Posting. e). Record your results. Field Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction



Transaction Name Enter G/L Account Posting General Posting Edit or Park G/L document General Document Parking Post with Clearing Incoming Payments Outgoing Payments Cash Journal Posting Valuate Foreign Currency



Task 2: You have found that transaction codes provide an easy way to navigate directly to a transaction. Try out a few transaction codes.



1. Start this exercise in the SAP E ASY Access screen and try out these transaction codes without returning to the SAP Easy Access screen. Record your results in the space provided. Hint: In case ypu do is log out, please refer to exercise 1 (logging in) for instructions on how to log back in to the system. Entry Result Su3 Sm04 /nsm04 /nend a). You activities should have resulted in the following. Entry Su3



Result Initiates the screen for maintaining your own user settings. Sm04 Does not initiate a transaction. A transaction can only be started directly from the SAP Easy Access screen unless you use a prefix. /nsm04 Initiates the user overview succesfully. /n firstg ends the active transaction and then initiates the specified transaction. /nend A log off confirmation pop-up window appears. You could now exit the system. 2. You want to display a list of users who are logged on to the system. First use the SAP standard menu to do this. Start with the Tools menu. a). From the SAP Easy Access menu, choose Tools Administration Monitor



System Monitor



User Overview.



3. Display the transaction code for this transaction using the system status menu. Record your result. a). From the menu bar, choose System Status. b). Locate the transaction code, which is sm04. 4. Return to the SAP Easy Access screen and use the transaction code to initiate the transaction to display the user overview, which provides a list of users who are logged on to the system. a). Enter sm04 in the command field. b). Choose √ Enter. The user overview display. c). Choose Exit to exit the screenn to the SAP Easy Acces menu.



Exercise 2-3: Creating Favorites Using the menu



Exercise objectives Aftre completing this exercise, you will be able to:  



Navigate to a transaction you would like to save as a favorite. Use the menu bar to create and store a favorite transaction.



Business example You have specific transactions, files, or web sites that you access frequently, so you want to add the to your favorites folder. This will enable you to quickly and easily access these transactions wthout having to navigate the standard or role-based menus. Task: Create a variety of favorite transactions that will appear in the favorites menu on your SAP Easy Access screen. 1. Create a favorite for the transaction to post an incoming payment in accounts receivable. This is transaction code F-28. 2. Create a favorite for the transaction to display a cutomer (centrally) in sales and distribution. This is transaction code XD03. 3. Create a favorite for the transaction to maintaining master data in human resources. This is transaction code PA30.



Solution 2-3: Creating Fvorites Using the menu Task: Create a variety of favorite transactions that will appear in the favorites menu on your SAP Easy Access screen. 1. Create a favorite for the transaction to post an incoming payment in accounts receivable. This is transaction code F-28. a). From the SAP Easy Access menu, choose Accounting Financial Accounting Customer



Document Entry.



b). Choose Incoming payments. Caution: dont double klick Incoming Payment. You simply want to highlight the menu item, not initiate the transaction.



c). From the menu bar, choose Favorite



Add.



Hint: This menu path is at the top of your windown. You can alwo use Add to



Favorites.



2. Create a favorite for the transaction to display a cutomer (centrally) in sales and distribution. This is transaction code XD03. a). From the SAP Easy Acces menu, choose Logistics Sales and distribution Master data



Business partners



Customer



Display.



b). Choose Complete. Caution: dont double klick Incoming payments. You simply want to highlight the menu item, not initiate the transaction. c). From the menu bar, choose favorites



Add.



Hint: This menu path is at the top of your windown. You can alwo use Add to Favorites. 3. Create a favorite for the transaction to maintaining master data in human resources. This is transaction code PA30. a). From the SAP Easy Access menu, choose Human resources Personnel management administrations HR Master Data.



b). Choose maintain Caution: dont double klick Incoming payments. You simply want to highlight the menu item, not initiate the transaction.



c). From the menu bar, choose favorites



Add.



Hint: This menu path is at the top of your windown. You can alwo use Add to Favorites.