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Showing posts with label BASIS Tasks - Java Stack. Show all posts

Dual Stack Split Java - What is difference between Move Java database and Keep Database?

Move Java Database : Java engine will be exported along with its schema and file system contents,  remove from Dual-Stack system once it imported to target host successfully.

Keep Database: Only Java engine and its file system contents are exported, where Java Schema remain intact. This is for MCOD.







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How to activate emergency user on SAP AS Java


Situation: All the Java Admin users (e.g. J2EE_ADMIN) are unusable or locked.

 In a dual stack system we can logon to the ABAP system and unlock the users (ABAP and Java) via transaction SU01.

In a Java-only system we have to use the  Netweaver Administrator (NWA) or Visual Admin to unlock any user.

But if all Admin users in a Java-only system are locked then we have to activate the emergency user SAP* to unlock them.
This can be done via Configtool.
Once SAP* is activated all other users will be deactivated untill SAP* is disabled again.

Procedure:

- Navigate to /usr/sap/SID/J*/j2ee/configtool/
- run the executable configtool.sh
- Expand the nodes Global server config > Services > com.sap.security.core.ume.services

- On right hand panel set values for properties as below:

Property Value Comment
ume.superadmin.activated true This activates the SAP* user.
ume.superadmin.password <password> Enter any password of your choice. This defines the password for the SAP* user.
- restart AS Java
- SAP* is activated and all other users are deactivated.

- Now login to NWA or VisualAdmin with SAP* and unlock the desired user. Afterwards you can disable SAP* using same procedure.

How to unlock SAP J2ee_admin password

Answer:

SAP Note 669848 - Unlocking the Administrator User on the SAP J2EE Engine




Tags: SAP Java Administrator user locked, steps to unlock j2ee_admin password

10 things about NWDI for Basis Admins

As a Basis Administration you would be performing the following tasks to support NWDI SAP projects

1 Post Installation Steps of Usage Type DI
These are the post-installation steps for using templates.
2 Configuring the NWDI User Management
Information about the different security roles that have to be set up to define the permissions for the users of the NWDI.
3 Launching the NWDI Web User Interface
How to start the Web user interface to work with the different services of the NWDI.
4 Organizing the Landscape
How to set up the development landscape.
5 Organizing the Transports in the Landscape
How to transport the submitted sources to the central storage.
6 Using CM Services
How to set up the landscape and transport changes when you are using Change Management Services (CM Services)
7 Maintenance of an NWDI-Driven System Landscape
How to maintain NWDI landscape.
8 Administration of the Design Time Repository
How to set up the central storage, the Design Time Repository (DTR).
9 Central Source File Management
The Design Time Repository (DTR) provides a versioned storage of the source files in a database. You use the DTR in all development scenarios of SAP NetWeaver Development Infrastructure (NWDI).
10 Central Build Management
How to work directly with the Component Build Service (CBS).
Working with the Build Environment – information about how to work with the CBS.


Related Posts:

Post Installation Steps of Usage Type DI

How to Configuring the NWDI User Management

How to Launching the NWDI Web User Interface

How to Organizing the Transports in the NWDI Landscape




Tags: What is NWDI for Basis Administrators, 10 things about NWDI for Basis Admins, SAP NWDI basisc, NWDI Basis errors, NWDI basis tasks, Using CM Services, Maintenance of an NWDI-Driven System Landscape

How to do JSPM Patching without Restarting AS Server SAP Java

JSPM has an option to change the default deploy workflow strategy.
Use normal deploy workflow strategy to avoid server restarts if posible.

To do this start JSPM with this command line:
go -config=/jspm/safetyDeployThreshold=-1


tags: Patching components without restarting Java AS, How to do JSPM Patching without Restarting AS Server SAP Java,

What are the prereqs before apply SAP Java Patches

Take a SAP Java database backup
Take a SAP File system backup
Clear log files, as patches generate lot of logs




Tags: What are the prereqs before applying SAP Java Patches, Steps to do before applying SAP Java patches, SAP java Support packs prerequisites,



How do you restart SAP J2EE engine From SAP ?

T-Code: SMICM

SMICM-->ADMINISTRATION-->j2ee server


Tags: T-Code SMICM, How do you restart SAP J2EE engine From SAP, 

What Basis Tasks to perform on SAP Java Projects

Blog Posted by Vijay K | SAP NW Basis Architect

The Basis Administrator ( Netweaver Java Admin) will be performing the following tasks in specific to SAP Netweaver Java AS ( Application Server) Projects.

1. Install NW Java  as per customer version requirements.
2. Upgrade NW Java as per customer future requirements
3. Apply Java Support Packs/Patches released by SAP
4. Apply/Upgrade Java Kernel
5. Configure System properties on NW Java System
6. Java Performance Tuning & Analysis
7. Install NW Java Dialog Servers to scale the SAP Landscape.
8. Install & Configure SAP Webdispatchers
9. Install & Configure SLD (System Landscape Directory)
10. Install & Configure NWDI
11. Java Monitoring, Backups, Transports, Memory & general basis tasks.
12. Maintaining Java Systems with NW Java Admin Tools, NWA, Wily Introscope, Config Tool etc.,

About Author:
Vijay K has 12+ years of SAP experience. He is a Netweaver Basis Subject Matter Expert(SME) , NW Basis Architect (ABAP & Java), Technical Architect (End- End SAP Infrastructure Solution Provider) Manager / Lead & Trainer (SAP BASIS / HANA Basis). You can contact Vijay  Click Link


Tags: Basis Tasks SAP Java Administration, What Basis Tasks to perform on SAP Java Stack Systems, SAP BASIS admin tasks step -by step, 5. Configure System properties on NW Java System ,Java Performance Tuning & Analysis ,Install NW Java Dialog Servers to scale the SAP Landscape, Install & Configure SAP Webdispatchers, Install & Configure SLD (System Landscape Directory
 
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