Rajen Iyer. Galileo Press. The book discusses the key elements of pricing in Sales and Distribution and Materials Management, and provides complete, step-by-step instructions on how to configure pricing in SD and MM. Coverage includes basic and advanced configuration and condition techniques, as well as integration points with other SAP tools, such as Financial Accounting and Cost Accounting, for a practical and complete perspective on the entire pricing process. Each chapter provides real-world examples, case studies, and practical tips to help readers understand and master pricing in SAP ERP.
Save Not today. Format ebook. Author D. Congrats on your book. But after reading a few pages I found something which I cannot at all understand. Can you please help me with that? I think it is an error! In the book in page number 31 i am referring to the printed edition of the book and not the eBook,in the eBook it maybe a different page no.
Pricing procedure. This is usually represented by a six-digit alphanumeric code. Figure 1. Pricing conditions. This is a four-digit alphanumeric code. As explained earlier, Y or Z prefix not only helps you identify the condition type that is being custom defined but also helps you manage them during upgrades.
Access sequences. Instead Fig 1. And this is the same figure as the next Figure 1. So I think that Fig 1. Neither figure 1.
Hence I think it is the wrong figures that the adjoining text is referring to?? I hope that you can help me to understand this riddle. Maybe my question was silly but still since you said that you would try to help, with that hope, I posted my queries,but till now you haven't replied. So still waiting for confirmation what I stated earlier. It's very possible that mistake was made, based on your screenshots I don't have a copy of the book myself , that the wrong picture was inserted.
The screenshots are exactly that which is in the book. Hope he will confirm what you just said ,that the author must be wrong. A book costing so much ,at least shouldn't have errors in it ,even if it is hard to follow like the Glyn C. Williams book. Glyn's book is hard to follow but at least it doesn't have such mistakes and errors.
And this book is not even a new one published in ,then how can authors not yet know about these mistakes? Why has no readers till now, pointed out the authorof these errors in images?
Since I am new learner in SAP ,to me it matters much as my base knowledge is not yet that strong. I really wonder how this book gets 5 stars in Amazon. From what I understand about the editing process there should have been at least four people reviewing it including the author , before it even made it to the printer. Skip to Content. SAP Community Search.
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You must be Logged on to comment or reply to a post. Monika Patel. Thx in advance, Regards, MP. Like 0 Share. Right click and copy the link to share this comment. Kavindra Joshi Blog Post Author. Hi Monica, would have to invest significant amount of time to do such an analysis.
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