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Andreas Esau

Thomas Schneider

Andreas Huber-Buschbeck

Carsten Pluder

Thomas A Mayer

Jerome Poulin

Devasena Rajamohan

Abhinava Pratap Singh

Susanne Doenig

Juergen Hollberg

Kerstin Hambrecht

Thiemo Lindemann

Gerd Egen

Klaus Zumbach

Corinne Reisert

Christian Hissler

Christof Rausse

Ralf Wagenknecht

Andreas Seibel

Udo Herbst

Chandramohan Reddy Yengoti

Rolf Waltemathe

Eberhard Schick

Peter Wadewitz

Gerold Wellenhofer

Shankar V

Gregor Arlt

Hans-Peter Thienel

Heiko Theissen

Jens-Martin Wolle

Bleickard Langendoerfer

Uwe Oehler

Harsh Panwar

Cornel Leinenkugel

Madhavi Koujalagi

Moghaddam Masoumeh

Oliver Vonderheid

Siarhei Ulasenka

Stefan Christian Boehm

Astrid Doppenschmidt

Svetlana Rebholz

A business object model, which reflects data that is used during a given business transaction, is utilized to generate interfaces. This business object model facilitates commercial transactions by providing consistent interfaces that are suitable for use across industries, across businesses, and across different departments within a business during a business transaction.

Consistent set of interfaces derived from a business object model

Systems and methods are provided for automatically determining substitution chains that are valid during a rules-based ATP check for an order item. In one implementation, a system is provided that includes an interface for interfacing with a plurality of data storage devices in at least one of which a plurality of stock items are stored as data. The system also includes an execution memory storing software and a buffer for temporarily storing data. A processor coupled to the interface and the execution memory may carry out an availability check in which a replacement chain describing replacements is stored in the buffer. The replacement chain may be determined by one or more of rules defining substitutions.

Systems and methods for validating subsititution chains of an order

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Andreas Esau