on 03-10-2014 10:10 AM
as can be seen from the Wiki I maintain, I'm a bit of an OSS Notes geek.
As we move towards the 2,000,000th OSS Note, I wonder who from SAP
will get that Note ?
Andy.
wow! Makes you wonder really how huge SAP is.
When I started my SAP career a professor once told me that it was impossible to completely understand every part of SAP as a human being. My initial reaction was:"Oh yeah, well I'm gonna show you!"
But when I first logged on to R/3 and found out that there were more than 73.000 transactions I stood corrected
This was more than 10 years ago
It is probably close to impossible to even read 2.000.000 notes in 1 human lifetime.
Cheers, Rob.
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It would certainly take some dedication. If you assume an average of 2 minutes per Note spent reading (arbitrary), and reading non-stop, without delays between Notes, for 8 hours a day, every day, it would take you almost 23 years. Of course, if you thought of it more like a job, and only did your 8 hours' reading 5 days a week, and took two weeks off a year for 'vacation', then it would be more than 33 years. That's pretty close to a career lifetime. Given that this kind of reading would no doubt destroy your eyesight, your reading would probably slow down in the later years, so it would be even longer. At the end of it, would you be the world's foremost SAP expert? Or would you retain almost nothing from it all? You'd certainly be convinced that 2,000,000 bug fixes must mean something about the underlying software....
Very impressive (the Wiki page).
About 10,700 to go as of just now, but what do you mean, are you wondering who will create the note, or which topic it will be?
Thomas
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yeah I blogged it today, it's a Hana Performance FAQ
Andy.
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