SAP

[Andy Hallett]

SAP

In finance yes. When it comes to other areas like CRM, Logistcs, Manufacturing etc then they can vary significantly imho

Fair enough. From memory we put in standard FI CO HR SD MM BW

[oracleslave]

Fair enough. From memory we put in standard FI CO HR SD MM BW

My sympathies. Let me know if you ever want to rip it out and put in oracle instead.

[Andy Hallett]

My sympathies. Let me know if you ever want to rip it out and put in oracle instead.

We have lots of Oracle as well! We run Siebel on some of their state of the art Exidata boxes.

[rob s]

Walked into SAP release manager role without any SAP experience. Picked it up fairly quickly, not that its difficult to pick up solution manager / charm, and SAP itself is easy to get to grips with if you realise that every single SAP component is basically just R/3 ECC with a few bells and whistles. Netweaver was just R/3 with an internet connection handler slapped on the front.

[TheFaQQer]

We have lots of Oracle as well! We run Siebel on some of their state of the art Exidata boxes.

Exadata

[northernladuk]

Exadata

He needs to bin whoevers CV he copied that off and amend his keyword search

[GB9]

My sympathies. Let me know if you ever want to rip it out and put in oracle instead.

Seconded.

Just been called about a SAP BI job in La Suisse. If anyone's interested then PM me and i'll send you the agent's details.

[Andy Hallett]

Exadata

It came from a chat with one of your references.

[northernladuk]

It came from a chat with one of your references.

Am never giving my dad as a reference again!!

[Andy2]

I am an oracle dba , how can I get into a SAP admin job . I did some self study and it looks easy enough, but getting a contract is another matter.