Lagrange Theorem

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Prerequisites
You have called the Analysis Results.
You have chosen the Summary of Analysis Results tab.
Features
Depending on the type of check steps used, the analysis results are summarized under different aspects, for example:
All transactions and reports
SAP transactions and reports
Customer-specific transactions and reports
Note Note
It is possible that the origin of some objects cannot be identified clearly (either as SAP transactions and reports or customer-specific transactions and reports). In this case, the specified number of all transactions and reports is larger than the total of SAP and customer-specific transactions and reports.
The possible deviation is due to the fact that only information for used objects is transferred. Objects in managed systems that exist there but are not used in the analyzed period are not transferred and therefore have no designated origin.
Information about customer objects that are not used is only displayed if you have selected the Get All Customer Objects option when you created the analysis.
The following result types are displayed for each of the three named groups:
Analyzed
Not analyzed because, for example, there is no data for the client you specified when creating the analysis.
Not analyzed in other clients
Note Note
The analysis fails with specified client due to missing data. Objects are used in other clients. You can base a new analysis with different clients, on this entry.
Used. The objects are used in the analysis period and in the systems specified for the analysis.
Not used (only affects customer-specific transactions and reports), if you have