What is the difference between Configuration and
Customization? I have been asked this question in an recent
interview. How to answer this question along with examples?
Plz provide answer to this question asap.... Waiting for
your reply.... Thanks in advance.. Regards
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Answer Posted / rajiv trivedi
Configuration means you develop standard configuration as
per standard SAP. You are using available tables, fields
from SAP.
Customization means you add new fields or use User Exits
which is not standard SAP. You need to create Functional
Specification, Technical write up about new changes. You
need to conduct unit and technical test with details of
transports. This is as per client's or business requirements.
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