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SAP MDG Configuration Guide

The document discusses the components and configuration of SAP MDG solutions, including the data model, user interface, validations, data replication, and workflow. It also lists the required documentation for MDG tools, such as user requirements, functional specifications, design specifications, change requests, and testing documents. Finally, it describes the data model in MDG, including how data exists in active and inactive states, how tables are generated, and how to view data in the tables.

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SAP MDG Configuration Guide

The document discusses the components and configuration of SAP MDG solutions, including the data model, user interface, validations, data replication, and workflow. It also lists the required documentation for MDG tools, such as user requirements, functional specifications, design specifications, change requests, and testing documents. Finally, it describes the data model in MDG, including how data exists in active and inactive states, how tables are generated, and how to view data in the tables.

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MDG Configuration

SAP MDG solutions essentially has following main components


1. Data Model (Technical)
2. User Interface (Technical)
3. Validations and derivation
4. Data Replication (Technical )
5. Workflow (Technical)
6. System Configuration


Documentation required for above MDG Tools:
1. URS - User requirement Solution
2. FDS - Functional Development Specifications
3. DDS - Development design specifications
4. MCR - Manual Change requests
5. FUT - Functional Unit Testing
6. SIT - System Integration Test approved Test Cases


MDGF - Data Model:

1. The data created (or modified) within MDG exists in two states,
a) Active (approved, in terms of process) and available to be used by processes within client Systems (SAP
ERP most commonly)
b) Inactive data (that is still moving through the approval process) that is persisted in the Staging area
2. The tables, for the Staging area and Active area, are automatically generated from the data model. The MDG
implementer can view data within these tables at any time [SE16].
3. To get the table names,
a) execute the standard ABAP report usmd_data_model [SE38]
b) select the MDG data model, for instance MM.
c) Next screen displays the list of generated table names.
4. Use the physical table names to view data [SE16]
a) The table contents show the Master Data as they move through the create or change Change Request
process (decided by the underlying Workflow template in use).
5.
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