Note Assistant is a powerful tool for rapidly implementing specific SAP Notes. Note Assistant makes it easy to install specific corrections to SAP solutions. It also recognizes any dependencies on SAP Notes, Support Packages, and modifications that have already been implemented, which helps to ensure you implement all appropriate fixes for your SAP solutions. These capabilities make Note Assistant a useful complement to SAP's support services.
SAP note assistant developers created VIDEOS on how to implement SAP Notes and placed them in the online help.
Learn how to use the new functions of the enhanced version of Note Assistant:
Tutorial objectives - You will be able to understand and work with the new functions in the new version of Note Assistant.
The tutorials provide an introduction into working with Note Assistant. You will learn how to download SAP Notes, implement and administer them. You will make modifications to your programs and see how these modifications may influence the implementation of further SAP Notes. You will import a Support Package and perform the modification adjustment afterwards.
Tutorial objectives - You will be able to load, organize and implement SAP Notes in your system using the Note Assistant. |
Tutorial objectives - You will be able to use the Modification Assistant to insert modifications to a program, a header line and a screen. |
Tutorial objectives - You will be able to implement SAP Notes with manual interaction and use the split-screen editor in the Note Assistant to adapt corrections. |
Tutorial objectives - You will be able to perform Modification adjustment after a Support Package has been imported. |
If you are already a licensed user of the SAP Tutor full version, you need at least version 1.3.1 of the SAP Tutor player to play the tutorials. The customer version of the CD will be shipped automatically to customers with the requisite SAP Tutor licenses. For more information on the SAP Tutor, refer to the SAP Service Marketplace at
service.sap.com/saptutor.
These videos were created based on very old release, however they are still valid to higher release as well.
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James Wong
