UNIFORM RESOURCE IDENTIFIER title: Uniform Resource Identifier (BC-FES-ITS) (SAP Library - Glossary)
UNIFORM RESOURCE IDENTIFIER category: Internet Transaction Server (BC-FES-ITS)
UNIFORM RESOURCE IDENTIFIER explained:
A more general form than URL for addressing Web resources.
A URI consists of two parts - the protocol such as HTTP(S), FTP or news, and the path. The path contains both the host name (and possibly the port number) as well as the server path.
In a URL, the server path often reflects the physical file structure.
More terms such as Uniform Resource Identifier in Dictionary U.
- Manual User Maintenance:
- Help Transactions that allow the system administrator to create and maintain user master records. This includes generating and assigning authorizations and authorization profiles uniform resource identifier definition.
- Manual Unicode Sequence Identifier:
- Help sequence of two or more Unicode code points as a comma-separated list Unicode values enclosed in angle brackets, with an optional space following each comma. Example:
- Manual Underlying Document:
- Help Document, for example, delivery, shipping notification, or reservation which is based on a shipment. A shipment cannot be created without an underlying outbound document of that type uniform resource identifier what is.
- Manual URL Prefix:
- Help Part of the URL positioned between the protocol name and the name of the HTML page. In the URL, http://hostname:port/A/B/page.htm, this is the prefix /A/B uniform resource identifier meaning.
- Manual Unaddressed Objective Value:
- Help The difference between the planned objective value and addressed objective value for a program or category uniform resource identifier abbreviation.
