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Hello CRM experts,
What is the difference between activity calendar(crmd_order) & appointment calendar(ssc1)? When exactly we use appointment calendar, is it at activity level OR BP level?
Please clarify,
Thanks,
Pandu

Hello Pandu,
We have Basis calendarusing the transaction code
SSC1 and we can maintain recurring appointments where we can specify
the various recurring rules for the appointment like 1st week or on
next working day after a calendar.
We can also maintain mass appointment where in we can select multiple
participants for the appointment.
When we select the recurring or mass appointment, it does not create an
activity for the appointment created in the calendar, where as on the
contrary the CRM calendar (CRMD_BUS2000126_CAL) can create an activity
for the appointment created.
Please check http://help.sap.com/saphelp_crm60/helpdata/en/01/d5520f4ab311d189740000e8322d00/frameset.htm.
For activities please check Activities in the Calendar in SAP.HELP.COM.
Regards,
Deepa

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