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Meaning of characteristic (BW). What is it: code, product, customer group, fiscal year, period, or.

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Definition characteristic (BW)

CHARACTERISTIC (BW) title: characteristic (BW) (SAP Library - Glossary)
CHARACTERISTIC (BW) category: SAP Business Information Warehouse (BW)
CHARACTERISTIC (BW) explained:

Type of InfoObject.

An evaluation group such as company code, product, customer group, fiscal year, period, or region.

Characteristics provide classification possibilities for the dataset. An InfoCube generally contains only a partial quantity of the characteristic values from the master data table at a time. The master data includes the permitted values for a characteristic, also called characteristic values. Characteristic values are discrete names.

The characteristic "Region" has the following specifications, for example:

North Central South

More terms such as characteristic (BW) in Dictionary C.

Manual Container Service Device:
Help Type of container service device used on a vehicle (for example, overhead loader or side-arm loader characteristic (bw) definition.
Manual Copy (EP-PIN):
Help portal object inheritance in which the object is independent of the source object upon which its creation was based. A copy is a duplicated version of an object. Both the source object and the copy characteristic (bw) explain.
Manual Classic Scenario:
Help One of the scenarios possible for Enterprise Buyer. In this scenario, all transactions, including Materials Management, run in the backend system characteristic (bw) what is.
Manual Company (FI):
Help organizational unit for which individual financial statements can be drawn up according to the relevant commercial law. A company can consist of one or more company codes. All company codes within a characteristic (bw) meaning.
Manual Category (BC-TRX):
Help Concept that figures as a node in a hierarchy of concepts (taxonomy) used for grouping documents based on their content characteristic (bw) abbreviation.
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