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		<title>SAP Query a Step by Step Guide Part Two</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In part two of this tutorial  we’ll take a closer look at Infosets which form the data basis of SAP Queries
Creating an Infoset
The Next and most important step of SAP querying is to create this infoset. The infoset is the core definition of the query. It defines table joins and therefore the uniqueness of the [...]]]></description>
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		<title>SAP Query, Step by Step Guide Part One</title>
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Introduction
SAP query is a great tool for developing reports for both end users and for the implementation team alike. Hopefully you have read my article about the uses of SAP query and why I think it is a must for every consultant to be conversant with this tool. 
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		<title>SAP Query the Essential Tool for Consultants and project team alike</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Introduction   
It still amazes me after fourteen years of implementing SAP, that many seasoned consultants are not familiar with SAP query (formerly ABAP query). SAP query is SAP&#8217;s built in querying transactions that allow users or IT staff to quickly and easily create multi table queries which can either be used as reports [...]]]></description>
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