What is closed package interface in SAP BC-DWB-TOO-PAK - Package Tools?

SAP Term: closed package interface

• Component: BC-DWB-TOO-PAK

• Component Name: Package Tools

• Description: A package interface is considered to be closed if each repository object primarily exposed on this interface contains all of the objects required for use. This means that the entire definition environment of each repository object primarily exposed on a closed package interface is also exposed. If, for example, a function module is exposed on a package interface, potential clients also require its parameter types to define variables that maintain the actual parameters during the call.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Closed package interface is a tool in the SAP package tools component (BC-DWB-TOO-PAK) that allows users to create and manage packages of objects. It enables users to group objects into packages, assign them to different users, and track the status of each package. 
  
  How to use it: 
  To use the closed package interface, users must first create a package. This can be done by selecting the objects they want to include in the package and then assigning them to a user. Once the package is created, users can track its status by viewing the package details page. This page will show the status of each object in the package, as well as any comments or notes associated with it. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When creating packages, it is important to assign them to the correct user. This will ensure that the user has access to all of the objects in the package and can make any necessary changes or updates. Additionally, it is important to keep track of the status of each object in the package so that any changes or updates can be made quickly and easily. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The closed package interface is part of SAP’s Package Tools component (BC-DWB-TOO-PAK). Other tools in this component include open package interface, transport management system, and change request management system. These tools are used to manage packages of objects and ensure that changes are tracked and updated correctly.