Managing Your Documents 
Use
The Documents substructure of the Q&Adb allows you to store and manage all documents related to the entire life cycle of your SAP System. A wide range of attributes are available that allow you to structure your documents centrally and find them again quickly. You can store the following documents in the Documents substructure:
Project documentation
Functional and technical specifications
Documents related to issues
KPI documents
Features
The Q&Adb contains a separate Documents substructure that is broken down into the different categories that you assigned to documents when you created or inserted them.
- To display documents for a specific category, select the relevant node in the Documents substructure.
- You can choose from the following views on the upper right screen area:
- My Documents
- Documents by Author
- Documents by Priority
- Documents by Status
- Documents by Type
Open one of these views.
- The Documents tab on the lower right screen area contains the relevant documents in table format. The tab displays the Title, the Name and the Author of a document, as well as its Type, Category, Status and Priority and the path where the document has been filed.
- You can use the Find tab to search for the title or subject area of a document.
- The Documents substructure supports the following formats:
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft Access
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Microsoft Project
- Flow charts drawn up using SAP partner tools
Activities
You can use the overview on the lower right screen area as follows:
- To arrange the documents listed in the table according to a specific attribute (for example, author or title), click the title bar of the relevant attribute. The system arranges the documents alphabetically or numerically.
- To go to the structure item in the Q&Adb to which a specific document is assigned, double-click the corresponding entry in the Reference column.
- To open and edit a document, double-click any field (except Reference) in the same row as that document.