BUSINESS OBJECT (BC-MID) title: business object (BC-MID) (SAP Library - Glossary)
BUSINESS OBJECT (BC-MID) category: Middleware (BC-MID)
BUSINESS OBJECT (BC-MID) explained:
Describes the structure and behavior of a real-world object. A business object:
Consists of a hierarchy of BO nodes, which represent the data. Is an independently viable entity with identifiable instances. Bundles functions and data, both of which are accessible from the outside. Is described by a data model, an internal process model and one or more service interfaces.Besides this, business objects are core structuring elements of applications, and are centrally defined at SAP as part of anoverall governance process.
More terms such as business object (BC-MID) in Dictionary B.
- Manual Boolean:
- Help logical combinatorial system developed in the 19th Century by English mathematician George Boole, used to represent symbolic relationships (AND, OR, and NOT) between entities (sets or propositions business object (bc-mid) definition.
- Manual Budget Profile (PSM-FM-BU):
- Help In Former Budgeting, an object that combines the control parameters for budgeting and availability control business object (bc-mid) explain.
- Manual Basic Multilingual Plane:
- Help Plane 0 (U+0000..U+FFFF) in the Unicode code point range. See: plane business object (bc-mid) what is.
- Manual Broken Lot:
- Help Lot size that describes an auction, RFQ, or bid invitation in which bidders create bids for one or all of the line items business object (bc-mid) meaning.
- Manual BOM Component:
- Help material. If an object, for example, a material, consists of more than one part, you can store these parts as components in a BOM. The following objects can be stored as BOM components: Material business object (bc-mid) abbreviation.
