/CEM/CENT_SUBPRCODE is a SAP tcode coming under CRM module and BBPCRM component. View some details about /CEM/CENT_SUBPRCODE tcode in SAP.
- /CEM/CENT_SUBPRCODE tcode used for : Subseq.Process Code for Entitlements in SAP
- Module : CRM-EM (CRM Entitlement Management)
- Parent Module : CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
- Package : /CEM/EE_COMMON (Entitlements Engine - Common Objects)
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What is SAP ?SAP is the short form of Systems, Applications & Products in Data Processing. It is one of the largest business process related software. This software focused on business processes on ERP & CRM.
What is transaction code in SAP?Transaction code shortly known as tcode, is a shortcut code to access different functional areas in SAP. It avoid users from long menu path to reach a report. Instead of that users can type the corresponding transaction code and press enter, the corresponding SAP page will load. It’s a good practice to remember or note down the transaction codes that we need to use in our regular work.
/CEM/CENT_SUBPRCODE related transaction codes
| Tcode | Note |
|---|---|
| /CEM/CENT_SUBPRCODE | Subseq.Process Code for Entitlements |
| /CEM/CENT_PRCODE | Entitlements Process Code Definition |
| /CEM/RPH_PRCODE | Entitlements process code definition |
| /CEM/SUMM_PRCODE | Entitlements process code definition |
| /CEM/ENT_PR_MAINT | Process Code for IC Process |
| /CEM/CENT_EXEC_CONT | Entitlements - Process enhancements |
| /CEM/RPH_EXEC_CONT | Entitlements - Process enhancements |
| /CEM/SUMM_EXEC_CONT | Entitlements - Process enhancements |
| /CEM/APPL_CUST | Process code definition |
| /CEM/APPL_VC_CUST | Process Code Definition |
| /CEM/CENT_PRG_LE_S | Process code/settlement codes deter. |
| /CEM/CENT_PRG_PROCS | Process code/settlement codes deter. |
| /CEM/CENT_PRG_RSCN | Process code/settlement codes deter. |
| /CEM/CENT_PR_REL | Maintain Process Code Attributes |
| /CEM/ATTR | Entitlements Attrition |