Wats the difference between package and devolopment class??

Answer Posted / sukanya.k

Hi,

Development class classifies the objects belonging to the
same development project.
When a user creates a object in R/3 system, the object
needs to be stored in particular development class. The
development class are object themselves. In R/3 system you
store objects.

In local object i.e., object is stored in $tmp class and
cannot be transported from one system to another.

User can assign his own development class and can be
transported.

Package is for the group of objects in the same module or
similar purpose. development class and package is having
same meaning.

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