What Should Happen to All the Data? A bright archive has advantages for SAP and Co.

1. Less Data Volume for Applications That Are Running

2. Databases that perform better

3. Document storage that prevents revisions

4. Adherence to Legal Data Protection Requirements

5. Document management with no media interruptions

 6. Simple Data and Document Access

 7. Steer clear of redundant data and paperwork

8. Savings on costs and capacity in the system landscape

9. External Document Linking and Smooth SAP Process Integration

10. Utilization of SAP Archiving for Other Business Applications
Due to Full Integration with more digital documents, ERP systems like SAP's linked databases become overflowing with information, wasting resources unnecessarily. After all, as time passes, a lot of stored firm data is no longer required for current procedures. It makes no sense for a data set to stay in the current file system or database after its function inside a business process has been completed. You can accurately save all data throughout its life cycle with a smart archive. This indicates that data is transferred from the active memory of the active apps to the archive whenever the end of purpose (EoP) is achieved.