快速入门sap2016试卷.ppt

* Liu Jian * * Liu Jian * * Liu Jian * * Liu Jian * * Liu Jian * * Liu Jian * * Liu Jian * * Liu Jian * * Liu Jian * * Liu Jian * * Liu Jian * Client: the highest level in SAP R/3. The data in a Client may not be accessed by another Client. Chart of Accounts: an organized list of all general ledger (G/L) accounts used by one or more Company Codes. Credit Control Area: an Organizational Unit assigned to a Company Code used to set credit limits for customers. Company Code: the Organizational Unit within a Client that is used to represent an independent legal entity. It is the level at which balanced financial statements are produced. Business Area: an Organizational Unit within financial accounting which represents a separate area of operations or responsibilities within an organization. Dunning Area: an optional Organizational Unit within a Company Code that if used, can denote different internal areas within the Company Code responsible for following up on past due customer invoices. Purchasing Organization: an Organizational Unit within a Company Code responsible for acquiring goods and services, and negotiating terms of purchase with suppliers. Purchasing Group: a buyer or group of buyers responsible for purchasing activities. Plant: an Organizational Unit within a Company Code that produces and / or stores goods and / or renders services. Shipping Point: an Organizational Unit at a fixed location from which goods are shipped. Loading Point: a place within the Shipping Point where goods are loaded. Storage Location: an Organizational Unit that allows the differentiation of material stocks within a Plant. Distribution Channel: a channel through which salable materials or services reach customers. Examples include wholesale, retail and direct sales. Sales Organization: an Organizational Unit that represents a selling unit within a Company Code. It can be used to subdivide sales markets regionally. Division: an Organizational Unit that can b