Functional Specification of Sap
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Functional Specification
A functional specification (or sometimes functional
specifications) is a formal document used to
describe in detail for software developers a
product's intended capabilities, appearance, and
interactions with users.
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specifications
Requirements:
This is a formal statement of what the product
planners informed by their knowledge of the
marketplace and specific input from existing or
potential customers believe is needed for a new
product or a new version of an existing product.
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specifications
Objectives:
Objectives are written by product designers in
response to the Requirements. They describe in a
more specific way what the product will look like.
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specifications
Logic Specification:
The structure of the programming (for
example, major groups of code modules that
support a similar function), individual code
modules and their relationships
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specifications
User documentation:
In general, all of the preceding documents (except
the logic specification) are used as source material
for the technical manuals and online information
(such as help pages) that are prepared for the
product's users.
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specifications
The Final Product:
Ideally, the final product is a complete
implementation of the functional specification and
design change requests, some of which may result
from formal testing and beta testing.
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specifications
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Functional specification of sap

  • 1.
    Functional Specification ofSap Presented By www.saptechies.org
  • 2.
    Functional Specification A functionalspecification (or sometimes functional specifications) is a formal document used to describe in detail for software developers a product's intended capabilities, appearance, and interactions with users. http://www.saptechies.org/what-are-functional- specifications
  • 3.
    Requirements: This is aformal statement of what the product planners informed by their knowledge of the marketplace and specific input from existing or potential customers believe is needed for a new product or a new version of an existing product. http://www.saptechies.org/what-are-functional- specifications
  • 4.
    Objectives: Objectives are writtenby product designers in response to the Requirements. They describe in a more specific way what the product will look like. http://www.saptechies.org/what-are-functional- specifications
  • 5.
    Logic Specification: The structureof the programming (for example, major groups of code modules that support a similar function), individual code modules and their relationships http://www.saptechies.org/what-are-functional- specifications
  • 6.
    User documentation: In general,all of the preceding documents (except the logic specification) are used as source material for the technical manuals and online information (such as help pages) that are prepared for the product's users. http://www.saptechies.org/what-are-functional- specifications
  • 7.
    The Final Product: Ideally,the final product is a complete implementation of the functional specification and design change requests, some of which may result from formal testing and beta testing. http://www.saptechies.org/what-are-functional- specifications
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