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General Question.. What is the landscape of the project?
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Answer Posted / shiba_sap
The landscape of the project means nothing else but the
configuration of the servers/instances that you are working
with.It may vary from company to company,but the most
widely used land scape is:-
Development->Quality->Back-up->Production.
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