What are PSI accesed teckets and system generated ticktes?

helllo friends,
i am srinu.
I have  a doubt that what are PSI accessed tickets and system generated tickets.Plz let me know.
and also send me the doc about Bex browser and wad and navigation paths.
and some faqs for interviews.
My mail id is [email protected]
wiating for u r reply.
bye

hello Vasu ,
REGARDING PSI :  In organizations where SAP R/3 is the standard ERP system, PSI allows project managers to benefit from PS8's power and flexibility, while continuing to disseminate project data through the SAP R/3 system. With PSI, project managers using both PS8 and SAP R/3 can now easily and accurately share information between the two systems. Essentially, PSI translates data from one application into the appropriate context in the other application, allowing both PS8 and SAP R/3 users to manage the same information in different ways. While the relationship between corresponding fields in PS8 and the Project System module of SAP R/3 is predefined, PSI allows you to easily customize the specific selection of data to be transferred between the applications.
REGARDING SYSTEM GENE.... iTS ALREADY BEEN DISCUSSED
list of some functional modules FOR CURRENCY TRANSL;ATYIO ARE
AIB5_GET_CURR_CONV_PARAMETERS
BAPI_CURRENCY_CONV_TO_EXTERNAL Conversion of Currency Amounts into External Data Format
BAPI_CURRENCY_CONV_TO_EXTERN_9 Conversion of Currency Amounts into External Data Format
BAPI_CURRENCY_CONV_TO_INTERNAL Conversion of Currency Amounts into Internal Data Format
BAPI_CURRENCY_CONV_TO_INTERN_9 Conversion of Currency Amounts into Internal Data Format
hOPE THIS HELPS YOU .
GOOD LUCK!

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