thinker46 |
I believe that the other answer you have gotten is correct; as long as your development is created in the customer namespace and not SAP delivered packages, it is marketable without certification. The basic copyright comment is also correct — theoretically, if yo can prove you createdit first, it’s automatically copyrighted; however, if you don’t actually REGISTER the copyright, don’t expect to win a lawsuit if someone steals your code!
S W Cohrs
thinker46 |
I believe that the other answer you have gotten is correct; as long as your development is created in the customer namespace and not SAP delivered packages, it is marketable without certification. The basic copyright comment is also correct — theoretically, if yo can prove you createdit first, it’s automatically copyrighted; however, if you don’t actually REGISTER the copyright, don’t expect to win a lawsuit if someone steals your code!
S W Cohrs
fjbsaper |
Sorry but you’re all wrong.
Review SAP copyright: Unless specified by SAP (in Writing) any development and rights thereto belongs to SAP.
Enjoy
sapfool |
Hi,
Don’t know about your company … I seem to remember signing something when I hired on, 17 years ago, about “intellectual property”. Given what a SAP system costs, you’ve probably done it on company time, hardware, and software.
I wrote a COBOL program based on an IDMS datatbase that my manager thought may have been marketable … it got stalled in the the companys legal department. See an attorney … CYA.
Regards, Bill
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I have an ABAP subsystem I'd like to market. What avenues must I take to market the product? Do I have to go through SAP certification? Or, can I copywright it without SAP certification? 
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