What is Client in SAP?

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What is Client in SAP?

Client is the instance in SAP.
For eg:
Client 200 - Development client, where Abappers would do coding / like a sandbox
Client 300 - Customization Client, where do you customization pertaining to client business.
Client 500 - Quality Client - Where you do your testing before Go-live
Client 700 - Production - Where the end users use the SAP system as per real time scenario.
Hope this is clear.
Reward points if helpful.
Regards
Ravi

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