The representation of dependencies between documents in Knowledge Provider (KPro).
An internal relationship links two KPro management documents according to specified criteria. Depending on these criteria, different classes of relationship are distinguished. Each relationship is an independent document. As well as internal relationships, there are also relationships that link KPro management documents with documents not managed in KPro. These are defined as external relationships.
Example
If a document managed in KPro as a physical document is translated from German into English, a language relationship exists between both the documents, which enables the English document to be created. In this case, the criteria to map the relationship is "language." Creating and managing such a language relationship is called language versioning.
More terms such as relationship (BC-SRV-KPR-DMS) in Dictionary R.
- Manual Release Indicator (BC-TWB):
- Help Attribute that defines a test procedure as a test module, making it available for use by the test procedures in all applications relationship (bc-srv-kpr-dms) definition.
- Manual Role Transfer:
- Help of transferring the portal role definitions and user assignments to the SAP system responsible for maintaining roles within the SAP system landscape. The portal offers a tool for transferring the relationship (bc-srv-kpr-dms) explain.
- Manual Risk (SRM-CM):
- Help An attribute representing an estimate of a program's or initiative's likely success or failure relationship (bc-srv-kpr-dms) what is.
- Manual Reconnect (CRM-CIC):
- Help A function in the toolbar that retrieves a caller from hold and disconnects the agent involved in the consult function relationship (bc-srv-kpr-dms) meaning.
- Manual Realm:
- Help the set of Kerberos principals that are registered within a Kerberos server. The Kerberos realm represents an administrative domain that has its own Kerberos database containing information about relationship (bc-srv-kpr-dms) abbreviation.
