SAP BASIS Complete Guide (PDF) Based on SAP R/3 4.6

Application server/ layer handle the request and process them based on FIFO (First in and First out). It has its own queue mechanism to process the user request. It also contains the task interpreters to interpret the user request and route it to the server.

It is intelligent to store the frequently accessed data thereby reducing the load on the server.

R/3 Architecture:

SAP uses the industry specific 3-Layer Architecture and named it as R/3 Architecture. It consists of three 3 Layers

1. Presentation Server:

It is a client for all the SAP Solutions. It is also referred as SAP GUI. There are three 3 types of SAP GUI

  1. SAP GUI for windows (On Windows OS)
  2. SAP GUI for JAVA (On all OS where JAVA is supported)
  3. SAPGUI for HTML (for web based)

SAP provides various versions of GUI (4.6c, 620, 640, 700, 710 and 720)

2. Application Server:

It is used to handle the user request and process them to the database. It has dispatcher to process and monitor the user request, work process to process and interpret the requests, Buffer areas to store the frequently accessed data. It absorbs the load both from Client and the server.

3. Database server/ layer/ tier:

It is the area where the complete data resides. It has its own queue, process, buffers, and request handling mechanism. Most of the databases are on Oracle. SAPis pushing MAXDB (without any license key), Microsoft SQL Server & IBM DB2 with discounted prizes.

SAP is focusing SMB (Small Mid-sized Business) and promoting SAP for nearly 1 million/ Rs. 10 Lakhs/ per customer.

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