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Do we have some SAP/ERP expert here?
I need to know what format SAP or other ERPs export their information to.
Eg. product information, travelling information etc.
Is it XML or could they export to other formats?
Thanks
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Your question is quite vague, i think.
What do you mean by "export their file to" ? speaking of SAP, nearly all data are stored into a database, whose structure is quite complex. Depending on the domain, domain-specific application export some data onto a variety of format, and specific applications can be made to export to a given format if none exist. PDF, Excel, Word, CSV and others are available to developpers.
If the need is to move from one system to another, then you will need to code.
regards,
Guillaume