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Reply from Nikki Klein on Feb 14 at 12:43 PM Hi,
The first thing I always look at is the latest support pack that the note shows it is for, and then compare that to the application level my SAP system is on. If we are on the same (or higher) then the note has already effectively been applied, and can be ignored. If we are not, then I use SNOTE in SAP to see if the note could be applied.
Correction instructions tell you how the note is to be applied. In some cases it asks for an ABAPer to make coding changes. In other cases, the note can simply be downloaded and implemented by your Basis team.
Nikki
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: Godavari_SAP
Sent: Friday, February 14, 2014 7:32 AM
Subject: How to read and understand SAP Note
Hello Friends – When I see SAP note, it has got some technical details, like Validity, Correction instructions, Causes – Side effects, and support Packages & Patches.
Can you please give me a little idea on how to understand these details?
Thanks |
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