This approach also helps customers to migrate company code specific data for all or specific fiscal years. With selective transactional data migration, customers can choose to “reuse some part of the SAP ECC processes and redesign some other parts.” For example, MM and SD processes could be reused and Finance and Controlling processes could be redesigned. Selective Data Transition Scenario helps the customers to enable the right balance between process “redesign and “reuse”. If a customer is on SAP ECC planning for transition to SAP S/4HANA, then selective data transition is one of the approaches to be considered to move to SAP S/4HANA. Selective Data Transition is an alternative to the Greenfield approach or Brownfield approach. Shorter conversion runtimes Introduction: Selective Data Transition (formerly known as Landscape Transformation) is the consolidation of existing SAP Business Suite landscape or selective data transformation into one global SAP S/4HANA system.Ĭ. In this blog article I would like to provide an overview of a scenario that you may feel worth considering – System Conversion and Selective Data Transition. Archiving business application data – which is critical in reducing the conversion time and errors during migration – must be discussed with the client to ensure that all local statutory and fiscal requirements are met and can continue to be met. The most challenging topic that must be addressed is Archiving.
What to do with existing data – it may be 15 years of data and what are the implications when migrating the data? What do we do with data that is older than 15 years? These are very common questions when doing system conversion. One of the major parameters is “The existing data”. When we are doing an ECC system Conversion to an S/4HANA 1909 or Higher versions, there are many factors to be considered.
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