Abbreviations

Hi guys,
Is there a place where i can easily find information about abbreviations used in SAP and ABAP?
For example, i need to kow what "PNP" "PAP" and "PCH" stand for, but i can't find a thing.

hi,
PNP HR Master and time data,
PCH Personnel Development,
PAP Applicant Master data or other?
Choose Database PNP if you want to create a functional area covering only Human Resources master data and/or time management data.
Choose PCH if you want to create a functional area covering only Human Resources Planning data.
Choose Database PCH, (since this database can refer to Database PNP) if you want to create a functional area covering Human Resources master data and following an organizational structure from Human Resources Planning.
PNP includes infotypes 0000 to 0999 and 2000 to 2999,
PCH includes infotypes 1000 to 1999 and
PAP includes infotypes 4000 4005 (as well as some PA infotypes)
Regards,
Santosh

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At one point I was somewhat uneducated as a consumer on certain abbreviations. I began to check around the internet but I never found a complete list of all of the abbreviations used in today’s technological world. Over time I have collected a list of every network and printer-related term in relation to HP. I am happy to share this with the world because sometimes when trying to troubleshoot within the forums and other web-based documents the writers can forget that not everyone knows the abbreviations and if you do not know sometimes you can get left behind and feel frustrated. If you know of any other industry-standard abbreviations regarding printers, faxing, and network-connections feel free to post more here.
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