Url for best practices

Hi
Can anybody send URL forCRM BEST practices, to my id: [email protected]
Thanks
shankar

Hi Shankar,
Please follow the following link for the Best Practices:
http://help.sap.com/bp_crmv250/CRM_DE/index.htm
Follwoing this link click on Technical Information->Building Block Library.
Regards,
Johnny.
Reward if it helps.

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