A way of describing a product that is entered in the attribute hierarchy of a product category.
An attribute offers the option of describing a characteristic or a function of a product. Fields or functions in a contract can have corresponding attributes in the product. Only contract fields and functions that can be changed need to have corresponding attributes in the product category. Fields and features of a contract specialization that cannot be changed do not need to be created as attributes of the corresponding product category.
ExampleIt would not be meaningful to create the acceleration of gravity g as attribute, as this has the fixed value of 9,80665 m/s2. This can be specified in the contract as constant. It would only be meaningful to assign a corresponding attribute to the product category of the contract if showing or hiding the field were required for certain contracts in the context of the field modifications.
More terms such as attribute (FS-AM-PR-PR) in Dictionary A.
- Manual Archive File (BC-SRV-ARL):
- Help documents that represent database extracts and that can be generated in the SAP System and processed automatically. These documents contain archived application data that has been archived using the attribute (fs-am-pr-pr) definition.
- Manual Attendance Menu:
- Help where you can perform the day-to-day activities such as booking and handling correspondence. You can also edit and appraise attendees using the attendance menu. Use the attendance menu to request attribute (fs-am-pr-pr) explain.
- Manual Action (BC-SEC):
- Help permissions used to enforce authorizations in SAP User Management Engine. Every application defines its own set of actions and specifies the permissions assigned to the actions either in an XML file attribute (fs-am-pr-pr) what is.
- Manual Action Object:
- Help The object(s) associated with a specific SAP AII action. An example is the pallets (action object) that are used to load (action) the truck attribute (fs-am-pr-pr) meaning.
- Manual Assembly Scrap (PP):
- Help the quantity of an assembly that does not meet the required production quality. In material requirements planning (MRP), this percentage scrap is considered for all components contained in the attribute (fs-am-pr-pr) abbreviation.
