Description of data (objects) in the system created at definition time in the Business Object Builder. Examples:
Object types are described and implemented by specifying the following components:
The Business Object Repository provides a full directory of all object types.
The object type must be defined before its data (objects) can be used in the system.
Type of development object.
Most objects belong to one of the two predefined object types - R3TR and LIMU.
The object type R3TR includes complex objects, such as a program and the elements that belong to it, while the object type LIMU addresses individual elements of the system, such as a single screen.
Classification of objects.
SAP applications define characteristic objects to which certain methods (for example, Create, Process) can be applied.
Example:
Object type BKPF (accounting document) is defined in the application FI. The methods Confirm, Create, and Find are defined for accounting documents.
Categorization of change objects according to the object reference for engineering change management.
You can process objects such as bills of material, task lists, document or materials with reference to a change number.
Object types allow you to classify objects according to certain features and types of information and arrange them in particular categories.
The following object types are used in Personnel Management:
Classification of objects.
SAP applications define characteristic objects to which certain methods (for example, Create, Process) can be applied.
Example:
Object type BKPF (accounting document) is defined in the application FI. The methods Confirm, Create, and Find are defined for accounting documents.
Type of an account assignment object.
Examples:
Type of object that you process in the Engineering Workbench. An object can, for example, be a type of "task list type" or "item" or "component assignment".
Type of a development object.
Most development objects belong to one of the two given object types R3TR and LIMU.
Object type R3TR includes complex objects such as programs and all the elements belonging to them. Object type LIMU refers to individual elements of the system, for example a single screen.