Business Functions (tgbrg2100s000)

A group of model items that share some characteristics, such as the customer, owner, and effective date.

A model item that defines relevant business issues.

A business function is used in business control diagrams to show how the primary process of an organization is controlled. In addition, a business function is the primary part of a business function model, which is a multilevel structure of the functions used in the business control model. A business function model provides a hierarchical breakdown of the business function.

You can also use a business function to transform a function model to a process model.

A group of model items that share some characteristics, such as the customer, owner, and effective date.

The description or name of the version.

A user-definable code that indicates the position of a model item relative to other model items.

The description or name of the business function.

The business function that is one level above the current business function and to which the current business function is linked.

A tree structure is built by means of the Parent Business Function field.

The description or name of the parent business function.

By default, the date when the business function was created.

However, anybody who is authorized can change the date to another date.

An ERP user who has created a model item or version, or the ERP user who is responsible for the model or version.

The name of the owner.

A division within a system of classification. Most model items can be categorized.

The description or name of the category.

A special form of user assistance that automates a task by setting the parameter values within a business model and which directs the software to meet the specific requirements of an organization.

The description or name of the wizard.

If this check box is selected, the business function can no longer be used in the specified version.

If this check box is selected, Help on repository level is created that provides you with additional information about the business function.

The stage in the development of a model item.

The description or name of the status.

If this check box is selected, only the owner can modify the business function.

In addition, the owner must also be authorized for the version and the status of the business function.

If this check box is selected, only the ERP user with the Tools role specified in the Only Role is Authorized field can modify the business function.

In addition, the users who have this Tools role must also be authorized for the version and the status of the business function.

You can link Tools roles to a normal user in the User Data (ttaad2500m000) session.

If this check box is selected, every ERP user can modify the business function.

In addition, users must also be authorized for the version and the status of the business function.

The date when the last changes were made to this session.

The time when the last changes were made to this session.

The user who made the last changes in this session.

The name of the user who made the last changes in this session.