| SAP Query Reporting |  | Author: Danielle Larocca Signorile
Publisher: Sams
Category: Book
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Sales Rank: 351,159
Media: Paperback
Edition: 1
Pages: 336
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Dimensions (in): 9 x 6.9 x 0.8
ISBN: 0672329026
Dewey Decimal Number: 005
EAN: 9780672329029
ASIN: 0672329026
Publication Date: August 3, 2006
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Product Description
SAP Query Reporting is everything an SAP user needs to know to create your own reports in SAP using Query tools, no programming required! Designed as a hands-on learning aid, you will be able to follow along and perform each new skill learned on your own SAP system. The book's tutorial style, step-by-step instruction will teach you everything you need to know to use the SAP Query tools, including its configuration, advanced usage, and integration to Microsoft. Additionally the book gives best business practice recommendations for the technology and internal business use of the tools. Learn to: - Understand query security, table reads, and table joins
- Perform basic and advanced calculations
- Incorporate pictures and graphics into reports
- Configure shortcuts and tran codes, schedule jobs and email PDFs
- Utilize SAP Reporting with Microsoft Office applications
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 Is waht it says May 13, 2007
Living In Irvine, CA (Irvine, CA USA)
Just a book that tells you how to use SAP query. Not a book to teach you how to query but you will learn a little about it because of the way it is presented.
Well written - a very clear overview of SAP queries June 22, 2008
Robert Fately (Van Nuys, CA USA)
I recently started as an SE ("Solutions Engineer" - otherwise knows as 'demo guy') for a partner of SAP. My experience includes 20 years in the software industry at other companies, but as as this is my first exposure to SAP I looked for some coherent documentation (which IMHO is sadly lacking in most areas of the program).
Ms. Larocca-Signorlile actually writes in a clear and digestible manner - making sense of the processes rather than focusing purely on rote instructions. I only hope she will write documentation for other areas of SAP software, of that other writers will mimic her style.
SAP Query Reporting - A start May 14, 2007
Edward J. Campbell
So far this has been a good starting point to learn SAP Query reporting, for a new SAPer.
Good book, bad tool September 20, 2007
Lee Henkel (Boise, ID)
The author does a great job of covering SAP queries and is one of the only books I found that covered it at all. It's a confusing subject, but the book is well organized and builds nicely.
It tilted a little towards HR, but most of the concepts translated pretty well.
However, I was new to SAP queries and was shocked how awful the technology was (no fault of the author's, of course). It's at least 10-15 years behind state of the art, even by SAP standards. If information is important to your business (and you have a choice), go with Crystal Reports, BI, Cognos or practically anything other than this.
Good book - actually all that is available August 10, 2008
S. Pearson
Not much is written about SAP Query Reporting, so when I saw this book, I bought it right away. It does offer a good overview and some good details as well. There is even some good background information included. However, like another reviewer said, the SAP Query Reporting tool isn't that great but that is no fault of the author.
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