Re: what is diff map and r/3 map

Hi expert ,
This is pradeep .in our project is-retail the requirement is map but when i see map in help.sap.com but there is 2 map is there 1)map 2) map r/3 what is main different in between this 2 map
regards
pradeep

Hi,
R/3 is the term provided for three tier architecture...
ECC6.0 is a version of ABAP..
Check the below link for the comparision of SAP releases:
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