SAP PS (Project Systems) Hints and Tips

On one hand, the market demands the development and production of new products  in ever shorter times. On the other hand, companies are forced to reduce the costs for the development of new products by the growing pressure of  competition. Therefore, a process  for research and development projects that is both chronologically and organizationally perfect gains more importance . 

The SAP Project System optimizes the business processes from project planning through to carrying out the project and enables a project progress analysis. You can plan, carry out and control projects in a target-orientated and a business fashion.

Table of Contents

User Based Tcodes

• Transaction For PS Module
• Basic Data, Master Data and Tools

• SAP Project System SPRO Tcodes List 1
• SAP Project System SPRO Tcodes List 2
• SAP Project System SPRO Tcodes List 3

• Information Listing Standard Tcodes In PS
• Standard Reports Tcodes For Project System

• Standard Networks was Accidentally Deleted
• Specifying Parameters for Network Type

• Project System and SD Integration

• System and User Status
• System Display Status

• Configuring the Project Profile

• Project Version

• Actual Cost Procuring for Project
• The CO Plan Version

• Objects with Mass Changes
• Select Mass Function

• Shift Dates and Shorten Duration
• Dates Not Overlapping

• Validations in PS
• Planned Cost Differs from Actual Cost
• Anyway to put checks before setting to TECO?
• WBS description doesn?t appear completely in hierarchical
• How to settlement auc to asset in PS?
• Links to documents stored on the Web
• Create network from Sales Order
• Updating the current Order cost plan
• Multiple Root WBS
• Is that possible to use IM to control investment projects and FM to control general costs?
• PS Assets under Construction
• PS Network Status's ? Confirmations
• Any Variant Capabilities in CM07 Report
• Change Documents in SAP Project
• In SAP Project System

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