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Christian Boehrer

Marcel Kassner

Benjamin Klehr

Antonia Gross-Tarakji

Markus Reetz-Lamour

Pramod Sidlaghatta Jaiprakash

Christine Hoerner

Joachim Gaffga

Matthias Richter

Paola Sala

Thomas Moser

Mario Andy Mueller

Fabian Guenther

Johannes Bechtold

PankajKumar Agrawal

Stefan Kiefer

Paul P Tanzer

Rick Weigel

Jan Brink

Oliver Grande

Herbert Boche

Thomas Salvador

Leif Albers

Harald Kopf

Andre Von Rekowski

Elena Gurevitch

Jennifer Kroner

Nils Neff

Marlies Meessen

Techniques and solutions are described for copying data from a source client to a target client. It may be selected, such as by a user, whether a full copy or a partial copy of a set of source client data should be made. If a partial copy is selected, a set of file types is provided. The file types can be used to define files that should be included in, or excluded from, the copy. A data source of the source client is analyzed to determine data associated with a file type that is to be included in a copy, or is associated with a file type that is not indicated as to be excluded from the copy. The determined data is copied from the source client to the target client.

Techniques for selective copying of file data of a data source

A notification job is executed as a background job in a recurrent notification framework. The registered scenario along with the recurrent notification information is retrieved from a central notification scenario registration table. The user information along with an application context is retrieved from a notification scenario BADI. The user information along with a notification preference is retrieved from a user registration table. The mapping information of the user identifier and the device identifier is retrieved from the device registration table. Based on the retrieved information, the notification channel is identified from the recurrent notification information. A recurrent notification is sent through the notification channel to a device.

Recurrent notification framework

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. In some operations, software creates, updates, or otherwise processes information related to a message-based communication arrangement, an organizational center replication request, and a payment schedule business object.

Consistent interface for message-based communication arrangement, organisational centre replication request, and payment schedule

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Christian Boehrer