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What is SAP R-3

SAP R/3: It is a third generation set of highly integrated software modules which executes common business function mainly based on multinational leading practice. Takes care of any venture though diverse in operation, spread over the globe. In R/3 system all three servers such as presentation, application server and database server are positioned at distinct system.

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