Difference between R/3 warranty and CRM warranty **

Hi colleges,
can any body explain me what is the difference between SAP R/3 Warranty and SAP CRM Warranty.
thanks in advance.
suneel

hi
differences are there in terms of
Condition Processing
Condition Technique
Condition Maintenance
Differences in Condition Processing
1. The source condition record cannot be displayed in SAP CRM for technical reasons, when processing conditions in a transaction.
2. Unlike SAP R/3, SAP CRM recognizes several pricing transactions. This enables you to compare pricing transactions. This can be useful after failed searches or price changes.
3. The pricing type cannot be predefined when starting a new pricing transaction in SAP CRM.
Differences in the Condition Technique
1. Data determination at access level cannot be executed in SAP CRM.
Differences in Condition Maintenance
1. It is not possible in SAP CRM to display condition records for predefined selection data in condition lists.
2. Mass copying of condition records is not possible in SAP CRM.
3. Change documents are not available in SAP CRM.
4. Archiving of pricing conditions is not possible in SAP CRM.
hope it will server ur purpose
best regards
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