SAP

[Pankaj Shet]

Sir,
I had recently passed SCJP 1.4 with 86%.now I wanted to move myself to SAP
Would it be the good decision? Now-a-days I am hearing a lot about ASAP,SAP-XI,SAP-ABAP?which should I choose?I want to about about ASAP in details,is it a functional module or technical one?Is ASAP related with SAP?
May I know the good institutes from which I can learn ASAP in Mumbai,India?
-Thank You

[Vivek Nidhi]

Hi,
Since you have Java knowledge, I would suggest starting SAP with Enterprise Portal. After which you can move to SAP XI or BW. All these courses are given by SAP learning.


regards
Vivek Nidhi.
SAP Certified Enterprise Portal Consultant.
Sun Certified Java Progarammer 1.4
Sun Certified Java Associate 1.0
IBM Certified Database Associate 700

[Pankaj Shet]

Thank You for reply,but still confused whether to go for ABAP or PORTAL
what about the market?which is hot?what is SAP XI
whether to go for SAP XI or SAP BW?

What are those languages please let me know every possible details about every module in SAPor tel me the link were I can look out for the same

[Vivek Nidhi]

Hi,
IMHO, I feel SAP XI, Portal and BW are hot now. Its a call for you to take up things based on your interest.
ABAP is a language provided by SAP. It can be learned if you spend some time with it.

You can look at the SAP Service market place or sdn.sap.com

regards
Vivek Nidhi.
SAP Certified Enterprise Portal Consultant
SUN Certified Java Programmer 1.4
SUN Certified Java Associate 1.0
IBM Certified Database Assosicate 700

[sree ram]

Hi,
Can you please suggest some links or websites to get a feel of the SAP portal or SAP XI .

Thank You
Sreeram

[Ayub ali khan]

hi,

Check out the link at SAP SDNSAP SDN

Enjoy SAP

Best Regards
Ayub

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