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Custom Code Analysis

The document discusses the challenges of managing custom code in SAP systems, highlighting that 28% of transactions are custom and often include duplicates, clones, and unused code. It poses key questions regarding the identification and quality of custom code, including what can be retired or refactored. LiveCompare is presented as a solution to identify problematic custom code and improve overall system efficiency.

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Custom Code Analysis

The document discusses the challenges of managing custom code in SAP systems, highlighting that 28% of transactions are custom and often include duplicates, clones, and unused code. It poses key questions regarding the identification and quality of custom code, including what can be retired or refactored. LiveCompare is presented as a solution to identify problematic custom code and improve overall system efficiency.

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Better Manage SAP Custom Code

Our benchmark studies reveal that 28% of the COMPLETE


Custom transactions used to support business process are VISIBILITY
Code custom. Systems contain duplicates and clones of
standard SAP programs, as well as a huge amount of
Challenges unused custom code. Custom code often grows in
complexity making it hard to change, hard to test and
hard to support.

Answer  What custom code will break?


 What custom code can be retired?
Key  How complex is our custom code?
Questions  What is the quality of our custom code?

LiveCompare identifies custom code that will break; all the


Better duplicates that can be eliminated; all the clones that can return to
standard; all the unused objects to be retired; all the complex
Manage custom code to be refactored; all the unsecure custom code; all
the slow code and all the out-of-date code.
Custom Code
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