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Matthias Becker

Knut Heusermann

Torsten Buecheler

Oliver Berger

Christian Hohmann

Martin Haerterich

Guang Yang

Olga Kreindlina

Dietmar Henkes

Sophie Kraut

Marcus Echter

Albert Neumueller

Walter Zimmermann

Xenia Rieger

Thomas Vogt

Stefan J Moeller

Steffen Witt

Timm Falter

Mukesh Kumar

Christian Lieske

Benjamin Schork

Mohit V Gadkari

Santhosh N

Jochen Geib

Christopher Thiele

Fabian Fellhauer

Esther Landes

Vitor Eduardo Seifert Bazzo

Mike Hirsch

Thomas Henn

Thomas Witzel

Matthias Herchenroether

Markus Schierle

Joachim Altmeyer

Fee Grauf

Kolja Gross

Boyan Boychev

Victoria Kosten

Thomas Jargstorff

Karthik Narayanan Mohan

Kritesh Vasing

Marcel Steinleitner

An enterprise database server may store enterprise information. An application layer server, coupled to the enterprise database server, may use an application programming language (e.g., ABAP) to access the enterprise information. The application layer server may execute a plurality of domain runtimes, each associated with a domain service (e.g., transactional, SQL, analytical, search, etc.). The application layer server may also access, by a first domain runtime, a first data service entity in an infrastructure for data modelling (e.g., CDS) that enables data models to be defined and consumed on the enterprise database server. Similarly, the application layer server may access, by a second domain runtime, a second data service entity in the infrastructure for data modelling. According to some embodiments, the first data service entity includes a first provider contract and the second data service entity includes a second provider contract (different than the first provider contract).

Domain specific provider contracts for core data services

Computer-assisted multilingual translations may utilize a concept database storing entries for a plurality of concepts, the entries including multilingual vectors of counterpart expressions for the respective concepts in a source language and multiple target languages. In various embodiments, for a given content item having an associated source-language expression, a set of concepts whose database entries match at least the source-language expression is identified, and target-language expressions for the identified concepts are used to iteratively update the set of concepts by identifying therein a subset of concepts that also match a user-selected one of the target-language expressions.

Concept recommendation based on multilingual user interaction

Disclosed is a mechanism to process business object IDs in inbound and outbound processing. The mechanism takes into account a mapping table, matching capabilities, number ranges, inbound error and conflict handling, inbound processing, outbound processing, initial load, and data migration.

Processing of business object identifiers in master data integration scenarios involving non-local identifiers

According to one general aspect, a method may include replicating, to a software-as-a-service application, a plurality of pieces of master data from a physically remote master database. The method may also include converting the plurality of pieces of master data into one or more pieces of local data of the software-as-a-service application. The method may include changing one or more of either the pieces of master data or the pieces of local data. The method may further include synchronizing the changed pieces of either master data or local data between the remote master database and the software-as-a-service application.

Integration scenario for master data with software-as-a-service system

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 an entitlement product business object.

Consistent interface for entitlement product

Test data for a software services (e.g., a Web service) can be automatically generated from a user-provided specification. The user-provided specification may identify mandatory data elements along with data elements to be tested. Test categories may be defined to specify the type of test to be performed. A value provider may serve as a source of data values for the generated test data.

Generation of test data for web service-based test automation and semi-automated test data categorization

Systems, methods, computer program products, and the like for testing to validate software operations are described. A first part of a test can be executed in a tenant currently having a first system state. The tenant can be transitioned from the first system state to a second system state. The transitioning can have an unknown effect on a business process or business scenario running in the tenant. A second part of the test can be executed in the tenant while the tenant is in the second system state. Upon completion of the test, it can be determined whether the transition of the tenant from the first system state to the second system state negatively impacts the running of the business process or business scenario.

Software testing to validate tenant operations

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