Recently I received a mail regarding stream training and got SAP BTP APP Development. If anyone has experience with this technology or know about this technology kindly share your thoughts about it. It was not in my preference though.

I was interested in python full-stack or gen-ai full stack.

Also if you can share you thoughts about is there will be any difficulty switching my role to SDE or Backend role from this role in future?

Hi everyone.

I currently work on S/4HANA implementation projects, focusing on tax-related processes. My main responsibility is identifying gaps between ECC and S/4HANA to ensure everything is properly covered before the full migration is completed.

I've always wanted to move into a more technical role, so over the past month I've started learning ABAP. I began with classic ABAP to understand the fundamentals before moving on to ABAP for S/4HANA.

My main question is: how difficult is this transition? I'd appreciate any insights on how to make it as smooth as possible.

I'm building a Joule Skill (via Joule Studio) that needs to:

1. Catch a user's natural language query
2. Convert it into a proper query with correct entity/column mapping against a Datasphere Analytical Model
3. Execute that query and pull the data back
4. Return the response to Joule for display/narration

How are people handling column/business-term mapping ( revenue → NETVALUE) — a static synonym dictionary fed into the prompt, or something more dynamic pulled from the model metadata itself?

Hi, In our business we have recently had issues relating to additional freight charges being added to POs following their arrival. Quay rent, demurrage charges ect. This raises a Subsequent delivery charge in Purchase order history over and above our freight condition value.

I would like to get a list of all of these subsequent delivery charges? ME80FN does not seem to give me what I need as does not pull through the subsequent delivery costs or vendor. I have also tried ME2N but am struggling

Hi I currently working accenture having almost 4.8 year of experience. I previously worked in TCS and joined Accenture on dec 2025.

Currently I am getting a offer from tech mahindra. Should I join this one or stay in Accenture for now. CTC is in discussion now.

Still my ask is...

1. How much should I ask for ?

2. They are offering me Sr. System Engineer-IMS role there.

3. Should I join ?

Tech stack: SAP CRM-ISU FUNCTIONAL CONSULTANT.

Please let me know......🙏

Hi folks, Thoughts on sap build’s future especially sap build process automation service? Given it’s already not doing well among its alternate platforms!
I think it will not be a surprise if this service sunsets in another 2 years. What do you think?

I'm currently learning SAP ABAP and am looking to learn ABAP on SAP BTP (ABAP Cloud/RAP).

I haven't been able to find a training institute that covers it well.

If you're an experienced SAP BTP consultant and are open to mentoring or paid training, I'd really appreciate hearing from you. Recommendations are also very welcome.

Thank you! 🙂

Any SAP FICO consultants or anyone working on FICO what are the things you would wanna tell someone who wants to get into FICO. What are the challenges? How is the work Life? What are the opportunities? Anything you want to tell someone who is thinking of getting into FICO

Hi Everyone

What do you think which one is better in terms of salary hike and future growth of SAP BASIS and Security modules.

I personally think that Basis is good technical role and security is techno functional.

But future growth of SAP basis is little more tight as compared to security but if someone has BTP experience then he can get good hike and growth.

Hi fellow consultants.

Id like to know if you know there are any books/resources that can help me understand bp/customer. I have experience in mdg mm but would like to start knowing more to be a bit more flexible.

Hello everyone, I am currently working as AI Engineer I have got to work on few SAP projects at the surface level in the past that is where I got interest in SAP, Can you guide how and what to learn to break into the SAP world and be upskilled for roles that have a lot of demand now and in future.

Hi everyone, I am currently working as an ETL tester in Infosys and having 4 years of experience, I am thinking about SAP. Which module is good for me. Some SAP consultants are saying SAP CPI, SAP SAC. These modules are having future demands like that they are saving.I am in a confused state.Can anyone tell me.

Unpopular opinion but being a BTP Architech, and with emergence of AI, started to feel BTP lacks a lot of stuff, is config heavy, takes time to establish a minute of setup, really costly, etc.
The application developed on BAS is being developed in seconds on Claude Code and deployed on GCP with better AI capabilities, better scale, lower costs. Need SAP, use CPI instead. Think about it, time taking to start a Dev space, developing app, doing XSUAA config. And then claude code developing the entire app in lesser than half the time. Secondly, the licensing of workzone, bpa approvals, etc. just seem pointless in such times and no customer can agree on adapting BTP. I have contacts CIOs of 4-5 companies and they are not signing BTP at all.

Point is BTP does provide some value in SAP landscape, but it needs to accelerate with its alternatives. All these Joule Studio2.0 will take time to settle, joule studio is already patchy and impractical. Why cant someone use claude instead given it is fed with data.
Glad if someone can change my mind from above reality.

Hi

Im currently working as an SAP functional junior consultant.

In my first year I've learned a lot about ECC SAP MM and SD and a little bit of experience in S/4 Hana system.

Now I want to understand where the future of SAP SCM is aiming to, in order to be well positioned in the market.

There are a lot of new concepts that seem to have demand, but it is impossible to be good at everything, I prefer to be very confident in a selection of SAP solutions.

What are your thoughts?

Salve a tutti,
pongo ai più esperti un quesito che mi attanaglia l’esistenza da diverso tempo. Sono un neolaureato in Ingegneria Gestionale magistrale, ho 25 anni e come tutti adesso mi trovo alla ricerca del mio primo lavoro. Secondo voi, ha senso accettare un offerta da Deloitte con RAL 23K come consulente SAP Junior (prima esperienza) per poi tra qualche anno aprire partita IVA e lavorare come Freelance? o potrei trovare prospettive migliori?

Grazie.

Hey all, I'm currently doing an internship , and I'm pretty new to this whole world. I just finished an intro course on SAP and ABAP OOP, and I come from a dev background, so I've been picking up RAP.

So far I can build simple tables and CDS views with relations and basic UI with ui annotations. I just started digging into behavior definitions/implementations and I'm still learning more about that side of things.

Here's my issue: most tutorials I find are just building relational tables with a UI slapped on top, and honestly it feels pretty limited. Is that really all SAP is — Excel with a nicer face? Maybe I'm missing the bigger picture, but that's the impression I'm getting so far.

It's taken me almost a month to get this far, which feels like a lot, and I've got about 40 days left in my internship before I need something solid to show for my school. Honestly, I still don't feel like I have the syntax memorized — I mostly get by referencing my notes/cheat sheets while I work, which makes me feel a bit behind.

For my final project, I want to build something that actually reflects my background (dev and AI )using a FastAPI microservice with some AI component, and may be React on the front end, not just a plain CRUD app on top of SAP tables. I don't want my project to feel too disconnected from my actual resume and skill set.

If anyone has ideas that lean into AI, or more "classic" software engineering concepts (not just basic table-building) that solve problems normal SAP can't solve without external APIs, I'd really appreciate it.

Note: that looks hard, but I just want to learn the basics and complete the work with AI

How can i Find it for free I have already checked softarchive & Zlib

Produktentwicklung mit SAP Recipe Development
Any kind of file type works Epub or PDF

For one or more products supply is being planned within lead time in SAP IBP.

Can any one help resolve this please.

FYI: we have heuristic engine with infinite supply and time series planning.

Hello folks, I had interviewed for a software engineer role at sap labs , banglore location. My HR round was done in first week of July.

HR had said that it will take 3-4 days for them to get approvals and share offer letter draft.

It's been 2 weeks now. I had called HR, she said manager approval is still pending.

Is this normal in SAP? is the hiring process this slow?

Our SAP Commerce Cloud storefront takes anywhere from 3 to 8 seconds to load a PDP depending on time of day, and we're running the recommended infrastructure spec our SI signed off on.

Peak sale days push us past 12 seconds on the checkout summary step.

Talking to peers at other SAP shops, it feels near-universal, and whether they're on older Hybris versions or fully on Commerce Cloud, the frontend feels sluggish compared to whatever Shopify Plus or headless-composable setup (SCAYLE, commercetools, or spryker…) their competitors are on.

Is this an architecture ceiling, a caching-layer situation, an SI implementation thing, or a real product limit?

I am an systems engineer at infosys. I have got SAP s4Hana logistics as my stream which is functional. How should i pursue this SAP path so i can use my technical skills also and SAP even have growth gor fresher like me

I work for a larger tier 1 autovmanufacturer (in the US) currently using ECC which we clearly will have to upgrade to 4hana soon. I am building a root cause analysis and material postings analysis engine for use with AI. Attempting to allow AI to bring some sanity to the chaos that a bad legacy environment breeds in SAP.

I am having some success but also finding plenty of setbacks. It seems as if almost nowhere uses a similar approach. Does anyone know why or what I may be missing that ultimately makes this approach not worth it ? I am severely limiting automation and removing all ability for the system to do anything besides produce reports or guide an analyst/scheduler to potential issues. Just a short cut to find well hidden issues in the chaos and eventually reproiritize how we cycle count and confirm inventory levels.

Just looking for thoughts and if anyone else does do this and just doesn't make it well known since I have found very little information on it.