chat gpt methodology, data anaysis and data interpretatoin sectoins and subsections pages and content

 in general ugc thesis , INTRODUCTION 57 PAGES LITERATURE REVIEW 30 pages RESEARCH METHODOLY 10pages DATA ANALYSIS 56 pages DATA INTERPRETATION 43 pages RESULT AND DISCUSSION 20pages CONCLUSIONS 5pages RECOMMENDATIONS 2pages REFERENCES 7pages ; In totla 235 pages ; classify above problem in this section and number of subsections name including pages numbers; hint:hint: Example Problem: SAP Integratoin suite TPM v2, could not send functional acknowledgemetns and complex mapping solutions like DESADV to EDI X12 943 4010 version, to deal SOIP structures format. solution implemented: created custom iflow in addition TPM v2 iflow to send functional acknowlegements to SAP S4 ( its idoc outbound transactions,), created custom process direct iflow for mapping to deal source and target hirachy mapping issues, for this used ( graphical mapping, xslt); as similar to above write explainataion ; step used: collected data from sap users, EDI users, from Sap users: outbound idoc for desadv delvry07 sample idoc ; EDI sample data ( expected data fomrat) ; IDOC status format, EDI funcaitonl aknowlegeent format for x12, edifact , created objects MIG from integration advisor of Integration suite; created iflow in addition to TPM V2 iflows to send functional acknowlegements, create TPM agreements ; created process direct ifow to rechive required EDI x12 strucutere for SOIP(standard pack) for idoc outbound hirachy; tested both solutions (unit and integration testing), all cases of testdata used to test these objects with user data. shared results with sap and edi users for additional recommendation. finally documentate the results.

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Based on the provided breakdown of a UGC thesis, here's how the problem and its solution could be classified within the sections and subsections:

  1. Introduction (57 pages):
    • Introduction to the problem statement and its significance (5 pages)
    • Overview of SAP Integration Suite TPM v2 and its functionalities (8 pages)
    • Explanation of the EDI X12 943 4010 version and SOIP structure format (7 pages)
    • Identification of the problem: Inability to send functional acknowledgments and handle complex mappings (10 pages)
    • Objectives of the study and proposed solution (10 pages)
    • Scope and limitations of the research (5 pages)
    • Summary of the methodology used to address the problem (12 pages)
  1. Literature Review (30 pages):
    • Overview of existing literature on SAP Integration Suite and EDI integration (10 pages)
    • Review of relevant research and studies on functional acknowledgments and mapping solutions (10 pages)
    • Examination of best practices and methodologies for addressing integration challenges (10 pages)
  1. Research Methodology (10 pages):
    • Explanation of the research design and approach used to tackle the problem (5 pages)
    • Description of data collection methods, including sampling techniques (3 pages)
    • Overview of the testing methodologies employed for solution validation (2 pages)
  1. Data Analysis (56 pages):
    • Analysis of data collected from SAP users and EDI users regarding the problem (20 pages)
    • Examination of sample IDOCs and EDI data formats (15 pages)
    • Analysis of IDOC status formats and EDI functional acknowledgment formats (15 pages)
    • Assessment of Integration Suite objects and iFlows created for the solution (6 pages)
  1. Data Interpretation (43 pages):
    • Interpretation of the analyzed data to identify root causes and patterns (20 pages)
    • Assessment of the effectiveness of the proposed solution components (15 pages)
    • Interpretation of test results and implications for system performance (8 pages)
  1. Results and Discussion (20 pages):
    • Presentation of the results of unit and integration testing (10 pages)
    • Discussion of findings with SAP and EDI users, including recommendations (10 pages)
  1. Conclusions (5 pages):
    • Summary of key findings and insights gained from the study (3 pages)
    • Reflection on the significance of the results and their implications (2 pages)
  1. Recommendations (2 pages):
    • Suggestions for further enhancements or optimizations to the implemented solution (2 pages)
  1. References (7 pages):
    • List of all cited sources and references used in the thesis (7 pages)

This classification aligns with the structure of a typical thesis and provides a comprehensive framework for presenting the problem, methodology, analysis, interpretation, results, and conclusions related to the integration challenge with SAP Integration Suite TPM v2 and EDI X12 943 4010.


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as said above,explain from 3 , each chapter content and sub topic , content in 5lines( to be writtern); hint: Example Problem: SAP Integratoin suite TPM v2, could not send functional acknowledgemetns and complex mapping solutions like DESADV to EDI X12 943 4010 version, to deal SOIP structures format. solution implemented: created custom iflow in addition TPM v2 iflow to send functional acknowlegements to SAP S4 ( its idoc outbound transactions,), created custom process direct iflow for mapping to deal source and target hirachy mapping issues, for this used ( graphical mapping, xslt); as similar to above write explainataion ; step used: collected data from sap users, EDI users, from Sap users: outbound idoc for desadv delvry07 sample idoc ; EDI sample data ( expected data fomrat) ; IDOC status format, EDI funcaitonl aknowlegeent format for x12, edifact , created objects MIG from integration advisor of Integration suite; created iflow in addition to TPM V2 iflows to send functional acknowlegements, create TPM agreements ; created process direct ifow to rechive required EDI x12 strucutere for SOIP(standard pack) for idoc outbound hirachy; tested both solutions (unit and integration testing), all cases of testdata used to test these objects with user data. shared results with sap and edi users for additional recommendation. finally documentate the results.

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Sure, let's break down the content and subtopics for each chapter based on the provided example problem:

  1. Research Methodology (10 pages):
    • Data Collection Methods (2 pages):
    • Explanation of the data collection process, including gathering information from SAP and EDI users.
    • Description of the types of data collected, such as outbound IDoc for DESADV Delvry07 and EDI sample data.
    • Tools and Techniques Used for Analysis (2 pages):
    • Overview of the tools utilized, including Integration Advisor from Integration Suite for creating objects.
    • Explanation of techniques such as graphical mapping and XSLT used for custom iFlow creation.
    • Development Process of Custom iFlows (3 pages):
    • Step-by-step guide on how custom iFlows were developed, including creating objects in Integration Advisor.
    • Description of the process for creating custom iFlows in addition to the existing TPM V2 iFlows.
    • Testing and Validation Procedures (3 pages):
    • Detailed explanation of unit and integration testing procedures conducted for both solutions.
    • Discussion on the test data used and how results were analyzed and documented.
  1. Data Analysis (56 pages):
    • Analysis of System Logs and Error Reports (20 pages):
    • Examination of system logs and error reports to identify patterns and issues related to functional acknowledgments and complex mapping.
    • Interpretation of data to understand the root causes of the problem and the impact on system performance.
    • Examination of Compatibility Issues (36 pages):
    • In-depth analysis of the compatibility issues between the SAP Integration Suite TPM V2 and EDI X12 943 4010.
    • Investigation into the SOIP structure format and its compatibility with IDoc outbound hierarchy.
  1. Data Interpretation (43 pages):
    • Interpretation of Analyzed Data (20 pages):
    • Interpretation of the findings from the analysis of system logs, error reports, and compatibility issues.
    • Discussion on the implications of the data analysis on the overall functionality of the SAP Integration Suite TPM V2.
    • Assessment of Impact (23 pages):
    • Assessment of the impact of the identified issues on business processes, system reliability, and user experience.
    • Evaluation of the effectiveness of the implemented solutions in addressing the identified challenges.

This breakdown provides a structured approach to organizing the content and subtopics within the Research Methodology, Data Analysis, and Data Interpretation chapters, ensuring thorough coverage of the problem, methodology, and analysis of the SAP Integration Suite TPM V2 issue. 

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