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Download SAP Dual Stack Split Guide New Version

What is the location to download SAP Dual Stack Split Guide from SAP?


Download Dual-Stack Split Guide:
http://service.sap.com/sltoolset -> Software Logistics Toolset 1.0 -> Dual-Stack Split










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How to Split Java Stack with Dual Stack Split Tool


Step 1. Download Dual-Stack Split tool:



Step 2 . Extract and run ./sapinst


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

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

Let's focus on option "Move Java Database - Export Java Stack" in this blog.




Jload was called to perform DB export. You can monitor the progress with jload.log and Export.SDA.



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When to split Dual Stack Systems - Scenario

Use case for Splitting SAP Dual Stack Systems - Note 1655335

As of SAP NetWeaver 7.0 including Enhancement Package 3 and SAP Business Suite 7i2011, which is based on SAP NetWeaver 7.0 including Enhancement Package 3, the installation of SAP dual-stack systems is no longer supported. Furthermore, as of SAP Business Suite 72011, it will no longer be possible to upgrade an SAP dual-stack system to a higher release.
Solution
Since the Dual-Stack Split tool is only available for systems based on SAP NetWeaver 7.0 (incl. EHP1, EHP2, EHP3), we recommend the following:
  • If your system is an SAP Business Suite 7i2011 dual-stack system, we strongly recommend that you perform a dual-stack split as it is no longer possible to upgrade to a higher release.
  • If your system is an SAP NetWeaver 7.0 including Enhancement Package 3 dual-stack system, you should consider splitting your dual-stack system. It is to be expected that the upgrade of SAP NetWeaver dual-stack systems will no longer be supported in the near future.
  • If your system is an SAP NetWeaver 7.3 or SAP NetWeaver 7.3 including Enhancement Package 1 dual-stack system, you cannot use the Dual-Stack Split tool to split your system. If you require your dual-stack system to be split anyway, contact your SAP Technical Consultant or use the SAP Idea Place athttps://cw.sdn.sap.com/cw/community/ideas/software_logistics_toolset/dual-stack_split_tool to request this new dual-stack split feature.




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SAP Dual Stack Split Overview

What is SAP Dual Stack Split?

Separation of the Java stack of a dual-stack source system into a new SAP system with the dual-stack split tool


As you might already have heard, SAP recommends you to move away from dual-stack SAP systems where possible - SAP Business Suite 7i2011 will be the last SAP Business Suite release with dual-stack support. And only in very few cases, dual-stack is still mandatory - such as for SAP Solution Manager and for SAP NetWeaver Process Integration systems.
Now, what can you do with the existing optional dual-stack systems in your landscape? First of all, existing optional dual-stack systems are still supported as an exception in their current releases. But if you want to prepare the upgrade or update of these dual-stack systems or plan to adapt your systems setup to the recommendations from SAP, take a look at the dual-stack split tool provided by SAP.
Dual-stack split procedure looks as follows:
  1. The separation of the Java stack of a dual-stack source system into a new SAP system with the dual-stack split tool
    Dual-stack split is based on SAP system copy technology performed with SAPinst – the split procedure supports the copy of the Java stack of a dual-stack system into a new Java-only system. For the technical split, two options are offered:
    • Keep DB option (MCOD), where a new Java system gets installed without additional database – instead, also the new Java system is re-using the existing database via MCOD (Multiple Components in One Database).
    • Move DB option (non-MCOD), where the new Java systems gets installed with an own additional database
  2. The execution of post-split activities to adapt the configuration of the systems, such as re-establishing the connectivity between the separated SAP NetWeaver ABAP and Java system - automated for certain use cases
  3. Removal of the Java stack from the source system, reducing it to an ABAP-only system
The following figure shows an example of the offering of the dual-stack split procedure with the move DB option:
DSS_MoveDB.jpg
Please note that the dual-stack split procedure does not touch your ABAP stack in the source system. The only thing changed on the source system during the export that directly belongs to the ABAP stack is one ABAP instance profile parameter (rdisp/j2ee_start = 1 → 0).
With the latest version of dual-stack split, the following scenarios are supported:
  • Split of a dual-stack system with SAP ERP 6.0 and SAP NetWeaver Portal
  • Split of a dual-stack SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse system based on SAP NetWeaver 7.0
  • Split of an optional dual-stack SAP NetWeaver 7.0 system that runs only stack-isolated applications without direct dependencies to applications running on the other stack
All details about current coverage and restrictions are listed in SAP Note 1685432 (Central SAP Note - Dual Stack Split Tool 2.0 SP1 - SMP login required).
The tool is available for many platforms and scenarios already today.  It is provided with Software Logistics Toolset 1.0 SPS03 and higher - if you are interested in getting more information about Software Logistics Toolset, please see the blog The Delivery Channel for Software Logistics Tools: "Software Logistics Toolset 1.0" from my colleague Boris Rubarth.
If you want to get more information about the tool and how to use it, take a look at the Dual-Stack Split Tool <Release> for ABAP+Java Systems on <Platform> guide available on SAP Service Marketplace at:http://service.sap.com/sltoolset → Software Logistics Toolset 1.0 → Dual-Stack Split (SMP login required).
With future versions, we plan to continuously extend the scope of the dual-stack split procedure (extended platform support, further automation of the split procedure and support of further applications). Nevertheless, you can also actively influence the future of the dual-stack split tool by creating ideas for new features or by voting on existing ideas in the SAP Idea Place for this tool - please use this opportunity to provide your requirements directly to the responsible development team at SAP!

Post by Boris Zarske SAP



EXTRA INFO :
SAP Dual-Stack Strategy & Dual-Stack Split Tool [PDF]

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OSS Note Dual Stack Split for NW systems


DUAL-STACK SPLIT for SAP NetWeaver ABAP + Java (Dual-Stack) Systems Using the Dual-Stack Split Tool 2.0 SP1     

Note 1685432 - Dual-Stack Split 2.0 SP1 for Systems Based on SAP NetWeaver








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Where to download SAP Dual Stack Split Tool

The Dual Stack Split tool is available on SAP Service Marketplace at:

http://service.sap.com/sltoolset -> Software Logistics Toolset 1.0
On the page follow the link: Support Packages and Patches and then choose the following:
Entry by Component -> Dual-Stack Split -> DUAL STACK SPLIT TOOL 2.0 -> <Platform> -> <Database>

Note 1685432 Dual-Stack Split 2.0 SP1 for Systems Based on SAP NetWeaver

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