Could someone give a brief example of what kind of SAP work require? I see constantly recruiters searching for people who know how to work with SAP, but I have not clue what it involves. ))
When I encountered SAP, it was still the SAPGUI client that you installed on Windows. As I exited my SAP-related job, I believe the change to Web/Netweaver was beginning to happen. I've written a few ABAP programs and 1 or 2 BSP pages. The way I'd describe SAP to someone who hasn't ever used it, is like a very complex & powerful database with many stored-procedures and triggers and functions and special forms(screens) to accept user-input for each of them.
I worked for a company that was switching over from old internal software to SAP. We actually had to change workflows to suit SAP. You see, they'd sold it on the premise that it was adaptable, and it was, but actually a SAP engineering team would need to make the modifications to every version and update that we were contracted to receive. This wasn't covered in the multi-million-euro contract, of course.
