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CHARM TCODES SOLUTION MANAGER 7.1 [SAP]

SOLAR_PROJECT_ADMIN SAP Solution Manager Project Administration
/n/tmwflow/cmsconf                 Charm setting
CRMD_SERV_SLA               Service profile
CRM_ORDER_DELETE         Ticket delete
SOLAR01C                            Configuration Change for Project
SOLAR01                               Business Blue Print Change for Project
SOLAR02                               Configuration Change for Project
SOLAR01C                            Configure early watch alerts
SBWP                                     Business workplace
SMSY                                     System data repository
SMSY_SETUP                       Setup System Landscape
SM59                                      RFC Adjustment
SOLMAN_DIRECTORY Change Solution Directory
DSWP                                     Self diaognasis / Solution Directory
SOLUTION_MANGER        Active Solution
SM_WORKCENTER             Launch Workcenters
SOLMAN_WORKCENTER  Launch Workcenters


Tags: CHARM TCODES, SAP CHARM, Solman charm t-codes

What's new with BW7.30 SP05 and HANA SP03 ?

HANA can be deployed as the database of BW replacing the traditional relational databases and making a BWA (BW Accelerator) superfluous.

Basis Steps to Connect SAP CRM and ECC

You should maintain the below steps manually if your configuration wizard has any issues

Defining Logical Systems (SAP CRM)

Assigning Logical Systems to a Client (SAP CRM)

Defining Logical Systems (SAP ECC)

Assigning Logical Systems to a Client (SAP ECC)

Creating RFC Users (SAP ECC)

Creating Logical Systems for SAP CRM (SAP ECC)

Creating RFC Destinations for the ECC System (SAP CRM)

Creating RFC Users (SAP CRM)

Defining Logical Systems for ECC (SAP CRM)

Connecting SAP CRM (SAP ECC)

Checking the CRMCONSUM Table (SAP ECC)

Maintaining the CRMRFCPAR Table (SAP ECC)

Maintaining the CRMPAROLTP Table (SAP ECC)

Activating Event Control (SAP ECC)

Creating RFC Users in Client 000 (SAP CRM)

Creating RFC Destinations for Replication and Realignment (SAP CRM, Client 000)

Creating RFC Users in CRM Client (SAP CRM)

Creating RFC Destinations for Replication and Realignment (SAP CRM, Application Client)




Tags: Note 743291, Note 1178800, Basis Steps to Connect SAP CRM and ECC

SAP GTS 10.1 - What's New Features added

1 SAP GTS Accelerator (New)
2 Alert Monitors (New)
3 Display of Time Zone (Changed)
4 Compliance Management (Enhanced)
5 Integration with Transportation Management (New)
6 Determination of Low-Level Codes per Transferred Bill of Materials (Enhanced)
7 Document Determination (New)
8 Risk Management (Enhanced)
9 Assignment of Modes of Transport from Feeder Systems (New)
10 Classification Master Data: Chapter Restrictions (New)
11 Customs Commercial Description (New)
12 Structure Change in Customizing (Enhanced)



Tags: GTS 10.1 Release Notes, SAP GTS 10.1 - What's New Features added

What NWDS version should be used for NWDI 7.3 ?

The version of your NWDI should be irrelevant to the version of NWDS you are using.  However, NWDS should be the same as the target runtime system you are deploying solutions to. For Example if you are developing solutions for CE 7.2 SP07 then you should continue to use NWDS 7.2 SP07 .

NWDS version should match RTS(runtime system) version and not NWDI version.




Tags: What NWDS version should be used for NWDI 7.3 ? Netweaver developer studio NWDS version , 

When to use NWDI in SAP Landscape?

If you are not modifying the standard SAP Delivered component then you can deploy the components directly using SDM/JSPM.

Recommendation would be if implementing ESS/MSS you can use NWDI.



Tags: When to use NWDI in SAP Landscape? SAP NWDI use case scenario,

Why we need BI JAVA and BI Portal ?

SAP BI 7.0 comes with new features such as Web Application Designer, BI Accelerator, BEx Broadcaster, BEx Query Designer, BEx Report Designer, PDF print, BEx Web Analyzer and Visual Composer Modeling. All these new functionality requires the usage types AS JAVA, BI JAVA and BI Portals along
with BI and AS ABAP.



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What is BI Portal (EP) and BI JAVA ?

BI JAVA usage type available from NW 2004S. BI Java usage type requires AS JAVA and BI Portal (EP) as prerequisites. BI portal is a slim version of Enterprise Portal.




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Tags: What is BI Portal (EP) and BI JAVA ? 

How to Scramble Data Using SAP TDMS ?

You can scramble data in the following contexts:

Stand-Alone Scrambling: Allows you to scramble data residing in a particular system and to store the scrambled data in the same system. Example – The Q/A system has been already set-up using client copy or system copy or SAP TDMS (without scrambling). You would like to scramble the sensitive content before handing over the system to users.
Scrambling During Data Transfer: Allows you to perform data scrambling on data selected for transfer from the sender system to the receiver system. Carries out data scrambling in the sender system before storing data in the receiver system.










Tags: How to Scramble Data Using SAP Test Data Migration Server

What Basis Admins need to know about NWDI ?

Product: A piece of software that you run or sell to a customer. Products consist of software components (SCs).
Software Component (SC): An installable piece of software. SCs contain development components (DC) and are (re-)used in products. SCs "know" their dependencies to other SCs.
Development Component (DC): A piece of software on the granularity of an Eclipse-project containing all the development objects like java classes, interfaces, etc. What is new in DCs is that they define metadata as a add-on to a pure project, which define "DC-interfaces", the public parts, and use dependencies to other DCs - these are checked by the component-based build process.
Track and Development Configuration:  A track is a set of steps, "logical systems", and paths defined in the NWDI to create a product or SC version, defined by an administrator: From development to consolidation, assembly (which creates a new SC-archive), test, and production. One NWDI host many tracks.


Tags: What Basis Admins need to know about NWDI ?

What is CTS+?

CTS (Change and Transport System) is the transport capability of the SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP. This capability has been enhanced and now, the transport of non-ABAP objects is supported as well. The ‘+' or ‘enhanced' has been added to express this.



Tags: What is CTS+ in SAP

Do I have to use a Dual Stack System for CTS+?

SAP recommends that you use the SAP Solution Manager for CTS+. But it is also possible to use an SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP and an AS Java of separated systems.




Tags: SAP CTS+ Dual Stack

What is DC in SAP NWDI ?

A development component (DC) is an object in the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio that represents a software unit that you develop. A DC is always assigned to a certain software component (SC). The DC contains the information for the software unit itself, for the relations between the different DCs and the parts they share – that is, the metadata of the development.
A development object is the part of the DC that you change or develop; it provides the DC with a certain part of its functionality. A development object can be a Java class, a Web Dynpro view, a table definition, a JSP page, and so on. Development objects are always stored as “sources” in the DTR repository. In a DC you can perform different types of development – for example, you can develop a Java project or a Web Services project.



Tags: NWDI DC definition

SAP BW For Beginners - What you should Know?

What is OLTP?

What is Extraction?
    How many kinds of data is extracted from Source Systems?
         - master data, transaction data, metadata

What is Modelling?
   What is Datasource?
   What is Infoprovider?
   What is ODS?
   What is Infocube?

What is Reporting?

What is Index?

What is Database Statistics?




What are the logs to analyze SAP Java FULL GCs?

SAP java Logs to troubleshoot Full GCs

dev_server<N> or
std_server<N>



tags: sap java trace file, log files, 
 
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