What is the diff b/w web as and Netweaver 7.0.

hi
SAP 4.7 is based on Web AS
ECC 6.0 is based of Netweaver 7.0.
pleze illusterate this one

Now SAP evolved into using the Internet technology and is called as service oriented architecture (SOA). There are lots of functionalities available in ECC 5.0 and ECC 6.0 compared to R/3 in integrating with other systems. Probably to understand the specific release dependent changes, you can go thro the help documentation. For example to understand the diff between ECC 6.0 and ECC 5.0
1.      ECC 6.0 enables Business area posting - Segment reporting made easy.
2.      Profit center accounting is through new GL.
3.      Document splitting: Split of entry to post assets and liabilities to respective profit centers. (Balance sheet items)
4.      Enables commitment of FM, improved CRM feature & Mobile sales feature
Here are the list of Transactions not their in ECC 6.0
QAS1 Download Insp. Specs. (Obsolete)
QAS2 Download Basic Data (Obsolete)
QAS3 Upload Results (Obsolete)
QAS4 Upload UD (Obsolete)
WLF1K Report used to generate WLF1K is: SAPLWLF1
O07C Report used to generate O07C is: SSFPSEMAINT

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