Panaya is aligned with SAP ATC and highlights all ATC findings relevant to your analyzed system.
Automatic, Semi automatic fixes
Automatic fix
Panaya can remediate the code automatically and does not require an initial review before submitting the code fixes.
Automatic fix (needs review)
Panaya can remediate the code automatically but suggests that you review the code fix before submitting it.
Automatic code improvement
Panaya can optimize your custom code to improve performance and does not require an initial review before submitting the code fixes.
Automatic code improvement (needs review)
Panaya can optimize your custom code to improve performance, but Panaya suggests that you review the code fix before submitting it.
Unused code – automatic cleanup
Panaya highlights unused code and can automatically deactivate it by commenting it out.
Unused code (no action required)
SAP ATC findings are relevant for this code, but Panaya suggests ignoring them since it is unused.
Pending reevaluation
Panaya requires an additional custom code upload to be able to provide a suggested fix.
Pending usage classification
Panaya requires that you review the usage of unused objects, classify them as used if needed and upload an additional custom code. Panaya will then reevaluate the code for a suggested fix.
Compatible (no action)
Code remediation is unnecessary since the code is already compatible with SAP S/4HANA.
Compatible (no action, needs review)
Code remediation is unnecessary since the code is already compatible with SAP S/4HANA, but Panaya suggests you review the suggestion.
Compatible (no action, possible performance)
Panaya suggests improving your code automatically, although it is compatible with S/4HANA and should work correctly.
Duplicate (no action)
Panaya recognized this finding as duplicated, and no further action is needed.
Fix by 3rd party
Panaya highlights areas where you should contact your 3rd party provider with SAP S/4HANA compatibility requests.
Assisted Fix
Assisted fix
Regular assisted fix, for code objects, where the source code is available.
Assisted fix required
Use Fix Assist Seemore Assistant to analyze and remediate required code fixes.
Assisted Pending reevaluation
Panaya requires an additional custom code upload before Fix Assist can analyze the code.
Assisted fix – Submit not available
Assisted fix, where the actual submission is not possible for different objects (VOFM, Adobe forms, others).
Assisted fix – DDIC object, submit not available
Assisted fix, where the object is a data dictionary object (and not code).
Assisted fix – Syntax errors
Assisted fix, where Panaya identified a syntax error in the main object.
Assisted fix – Missing or outdated source code
Assisted fix, where Panaya is missing the source code, or the code we have is not up to date.
Assisted fix – Pending reevaluation
Cases where Panaya requires a new ETL for various reasons.
Manual Fixes
Syntax errors
Panaya recognized programs with syntax errors that require manual remediation.
Manual fixes
These are areas in your code that require manual fixes.
Not Analyzed
Not analyzed – code syntax error
Panaya could not successfully analyze your code due to syntax errors. Fix the code and upload a new extraction for Panaya to reanalyze and provide insights.
Not analyzed – missing or outdated code
Panaya could not successfully analyze your code due to missing or outdated code. Upload a new extraction for Panaya to reanalyze and provide insights.
Not analyzed – analysis aborted
Panaya skipped the analysis for this code due to incomplete ATC runtime.