This document discusses performance tuning in SAP BI 7.0 at the backend and frontend levels. At the backend, factors like data load sequence, PSA partition size, parallelizing uploads, export data sources, and transformation rules can impact performance. At the frontend, query performance, aggregates, OLAP cache settings, and read mode can be tuned. The document provides steps to optimize these factors through tools like transaction codes RSCUSTV6, RSCUSTV14, and RSDIPROP.
This document discusses common production failures encountered with SAP BW, including transactional RFC errors due to non-updated IDocs, time stamp errors, short dumps, job cancellations in the R/3 source system, incorrect data in the PSA, ODS activation failures, missing caller profiles, failed attribute change runs, failed R/3 extraction jobs, missing files, table space issues, and restarting failed process chains. It provides explanations of each error, the impacts, and recommended actions to resolve the issues. The document serves as a quick reference guide for BW consultants to help solve complex production problems.
Enhancing data sources with badi in SAP ABAPAabid Khan
This document explains how to enhance data sources using the BAdI RSU5_SAPI_BADI instead of user exits. It describes implementing the BAdI, creating a template method, and providing examples of populating enhanced fields for a specific data source. Implementing the BAdI involves creating a class with methods to handle each data source enhancement. The template method serves as an example for populating fields, while actual methods would call data selection and populate fields for a specific source.
This document provides an overview of the different update modes for logistics extraction in SAP BI: direct delta, queued delta, and unserialized V3 update. It explains the concepts, benefits, and use cases of each update mode. The direct delta mode transfers extracted data directly to the delta queue with each document posting. The queued delta mode collects extracted data in an extraction queue and transfers it to the delta queue in batches. The unserialized V3 update writes extracted data to update tables and transfers it to the delta queue without regard to sequence.
BW Adjusting settings and monitoring data loadsLuc Vanrobays
The document discusses various settings related to loading data into SAP BW, including:
1) Monitoring and adjusting data package settings to address performance issues during data loads. Large numbers of data packages or large individual package sizes can slow loads.
2) Checking transfer parameter settings for data loads from source systems into BW to ensure they are optimized.
3) Ways to split large initial data loads into smaller parallel loads to improve performance, such as using selection criteria to restrict the data per package.
This document provides steps for LO extraction from SAP R/3 to SAP BI/BW. It discusses LBWE activities like scheduling extraction jobs, different update modes including direct delta, queued delta, and unserialized V3 update. It also covers setup tables which collect required data from application tables to initialize delta loads and full loads, avoiding direct access to R/3 tables. The author is an SAP BI consultant who has experience with ABAP, custom report development, and system migrations.
How to write a routine for 0 calday in infopackage selectionValko Arbalov
This document describes how to write an ABAP routine for 0CALDAY in an InfoPackage selection to load only data for a particular date from a source system into SAP BW/BI. It provides steps to create a flat file data source, define transformations and a data transfer process, add a routine to the InfoPackage, and write ABAP code that sets the selection date to system date minus one. Running a full load using the InfoPackage will then only import data for the day before the load date.
This document provides steps to download data from a SAP BW/BI report into a CSV file, perform additional calculations, and sort the data using the Analysis Process Designer (APD). Specifically, it describes how to:
1. Create an analysis process in APD to read data from an existing BW/BI report.
2. Add transformations to sort the data based on an amount field in descending order and calculate a new field that multiplies the amount by 10.
3. Configure the data target to write the processed data to a CSV file on the client workstation.
The steps allow downloading report data, performing additional calculations not available in the original report, and sorting the data
The document discusses the Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW) in SAP, which is a tool used to transfer data from non-SAP legacy systems to an SAP R/3 system. It describes the basic principles, features, and steps of using LSMW, including maintaining source structures and fields, mapping fields, importing and converting data, and displaying the results. The main steps are creating an LSMW project, mapping source and target structures and fields, importing legacy data files, and converting the data for use in SAP.
This document discusses common production failures encountered with SAP BW, including transactional RFC errors due to non-updated IDocs, time stamp errors, short dumps, job cancellations in the R/3 source system, incorrect data in the PSA, ODS activation failures, missing caller profiles, failed attribute change runs, failed R/3 extraction jobs, missing files, table space issues, and restarting failed process chains. It provides explanations of each error, the impacts, and recommended actions to resolve the issues. The document serves as a quick reference guide for BW consultants to help solve complex production problems.
Enhancing data sources with badi in SAP ABAPAabid Khan
This document explains how to enhance data sources using the BAdI RSU5_SAPI_BADI instead of user exits. It describes implementing the BAdI, creating a template method, and providing examples of populating enhanced fields for a specific data source. Implementing the BAdI involves creating a class with methods to handle each data source enhancement. The template method serves as an example for populating fields, while actual methods would call data selection and populate fields for a specific source.
This document provides an overview of the different update modes for logistics extraction in SAP BI: direct delta, queued delta, and unserialized V3 update. It explains the concepts, benefits, and use cases of each update mode. The direct delta mode transfers extracted data directly to the delta queue with each document posting. The queued delta mode collects extracted data in an extraction queue and transfers it to the delta queue in batches. The unserialized V3 update writes extracted data to update tables and transfers it to the delta queue without regard to sequence.
BW Adjusting settings and monitoring data loadsLuc Vanrobays
The document discusses various settings related to loading data into SAP BW, including:
1) Monitoring and adjusting data package settings to address performance issues during data loads. Large numbers of data packages or large individual package sizes can slow loads.
2) Checking transfer parameter settings for data loads from source systems into BW to ensure they are optimized.
3) Ways to split large initial data loads into smaller parallel loads to improve performance, such as using selection criteria to restrict the data per package.
This document provides steps for LO extraction from SAP R/3 to SAP BI/BW. It discusses LBWE activities like scheduling extraction jobs, different update modes including direct delta, queued delta, and unserialized V3 update. It also covers setup tables which collect required data from application tables to initialize delta loads and full loads, avoiding direct access to R/3 tables. The author is an SAP BI consultant who has experience with ABAP, custom report development, and system migrations.
How to write a routine for 0 calday in infopackage selectionValko Arbalov
This document describes how to write an ABAP routine for 0CALDAY in an InfoPackage selection to load only data for a particular date from a source system into SAP BW/BI. It provides steps to create a flat file data source, define transformations and a data transfer process, add a routine to the InfoPackage, and write ABAP code that sets the selection date to system date minus one. Running a full load using the InfoPackage will then only import data for the day before the load date.
This document provides steps to download data from a SAP BW/BI report into a CSV file, perform additional calculations, and sort the data using the Analysis Process Designer (APD). Specifically, it describes how to:
1. Create an analysis process in APD to read data from an existing BW/BI report.
2. Add transformations to sort the data based on an amount field in descending order and calculate a new field that multiplies the amount by 10.
3. Configure the data target to write the processed data to a CSV file on the client workstation.
The steps allow downloading report data, performing additional calculations not available in the original report, and sorting the data
The document discusses the Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW) in SAP, which is a tool used to transfer data from non-SAP legacy systems to an SAP R/3 system. It describes the basic principles, features, and steps of using LSMW, including maintaining source structures and fields, mapping fields, importing and converting data, and displaying the results. The main steps are creating an LSMW project, mapping source and target structures and fields, importing legacy data files, and converting the data for use in SAP.
This document explains how to enhance a LO data source by appending a new field to extract additional data. Specifically, it describes appending the material type (MTART) field from the MARA table to the 2LIS_11_VAITM data source. The steps include checking for the field in existing communication structures, appending the extract structure, writing ABAP code to populate the new field during extraction, and configuring the data source metadata. Performing an extract check confirms the field is now being extracted.
This document provides an overview of key SAP BASIS concepts and tasks. It begins with general information about SAP and BASIS, then covers topics like client maintenance, user administration, background processes, spool management, the Oracle database, transport management, memory management, security, monitoring, performance, upgrades, support packages, and utilities. For each topic, it lists relevant transactions and provides brief explanations and examples. The document is intended as a self-study guide for BASIS administrators to learn about common administrative functions in SAP.
This document explains how to use a customer exit variable in SAP BW/BI reports to display month-to-date data based on the current date. It describes creating a variable to return the first day of the current or previous month, writing ABAP code to calculate this date, testing the code, designing a sample report, and executing the report to view the results.
Step by step on changing ecc source systems without affecting data modeling o...Andre Bothma
The document provides steps to change the ECC source system connected to an SAP BW system without impacting the existing data modeling objects in BW. The key steps include changing the logical system name in BW, disconnecting the current source, setting up the new source system connection, reactivating transfer structures and data sources. This allows testing with different ECC systems without deleting or recreating BW objects.
This document summarizes the data flow process from ECC to BW/BI. It shows the number of records in different queues like LBWQ, SMQ1, and RSA7 before and after running a V3 job. The summary steps are:
1) Records are first seen in LBWQ/SMQ1 after transactions are posted in ECC.
2) A V3 job is started which transfers records from LBWQ/SMQ1 to RSA7.
3) Before the V3 job, RSA7 shows 32 records but LBWQ/SMQ1 shows multiple records.
4) After the successful completion of the V3 job, RSA7 shows an increased number of
This document provides instructions for implementing a Business Add-In (BAdI) within an enhancement project (CMOD) in SAP. It explains how to create a BAdI definition, add a BAdI hook to an existing enhancement, and develop two separate BAdI implementations. This allows custom functionality to be added to an enhancement in a modular way without limitations of CMOD. The example demonstrates creating a popup dialog for each BAdI implementation to be triggered when changing the time zone of a company address.
Line item dimension and high cardinality dimensionPraveen Kumar
The document discusses how to identify dimensions in SAP BI cubes that should be changed to line item dimensions or high cardinality dimensions to improve query performance. It provides examples of dimensions that met criteria for these changes and describes the steps to implement the changes in a live environment. Creating line item and high cardinality dimensions avoids creating dimension IDs, reducing query time and improving data load time.
How to use abap cds for data provisioning in bwLuc Vanrobays
This document provides guidance on using ABAP CDS (Core Data Services) views to provision data from SAP S/4HANA systems into SAP BW/4HANA. It describes two scenarios: [1] directly accessing CDS views from BW for real-time data, and [2] using CDS views to extract delta changes from S/4HANA to populate BW incrementally. The document also discusses replacing existing BW extractors with CDS views when migrating to S/4HANA.
The document provides steps to extend an outbound IDoc by adding new segments. This involves creating a new segment type with the required fields, extending an existing IDoc type to include the new segment, maintaining the partner profile and message type, implementing a user exit, and sending a transaction to trigger the outbound IDoc. The detailed steps are explained with screenshots to demonstrate how to extend an invoice IDoc to include additional customer data fields.
This document discusses how to write and debug start routines in SAP BW update rules and transformations. It provides an example of using a start routine in update rules to delete records from the data package based on certain customer numbers before loading data into the InfoCube. It also discusses how to set breakpoints and step through the start routine code using the debugger to test it. Similar instructions are provided for writing and debugging start routines in transformations.
\n\nThe document describes how to use the Analysis Process Designer (APD) in SAP BW to download data from an InfoCube into a CSV file. It provides step-by-step instructions to select specific InfoObjects from the InfoCube, transform the date format of one field, and write the data to a CSV file on the desktop. The goal is to change the format of a calendar day field from YYYYMMDD to MM/DD/YYYY when exporting the data. Thirteen steps are outlined to configure the APD process with a data source, target, routine for transformation, and execution of the process.
An InfoCube contains integrated data from multiple sources and is optimized for analysis. It contains dimensions such as material, time, and sales organization, and key figures like sales quantity, revenue, and discount. An InfoCube allows users to analyze relationships between different data points for better business decisions.
Using error stack and error dt ps in sap bi 7.0gireesho
This document discusses using error stacks and error data transfer processes (DTPs) in SAP BI 7.0 to handle erroneous records. It describes collecting erroneous records from a regular DTP load in the error stack, validating the errors, and using an error DTP to move the corrected records to the target system. The 7-step process includes enabling the error stack, defining semantic groups, executing the initial DTP, validating errors, and creating and running an error DTP.
This document provides guidance on planning and executing an SAP system landscape copy. It discusses reasons for copying landscapes such as development, testing, and backups. When copying multiple connected systems, ensuring data consistency and protecting the source systems is important. The document describes different copy scenarios depending on whether the target is a test or production system. It also discusses technologies for copying data and potential risks. The main phases of the copy procedure are outlined, including preliminary tasks, preparations, the copy process, and final activities on both the source and target environments.
Quick Viewer is a report generating tool in SAP that allows users to create simple reports without any ABAP coding knowledge. It generates basic list reports by connecting database tables, selecting fields, and setting filters. The document provides step-by-step instructions on how to use Quick Viewer, including selecting data sources, joining tables, choosing fields, setting filters and sorts, and various output options. It also compares Quick Viewer to SAP Query and discusses converting QuickViews to SAP Queries and transporting QuickViews between systems.
SAP Cloud Platform Integration allows users to integrate business processes and data across on-premise and cloud applications in a flexible way. It provides capabilities for both process integration and data integration through its data services offering. For data integration, it allows users to efficiently move data between on-premise systems and the cloud using extract, transform, load tasks. This is done through its agent architecture which provides connectivity to on-premise sources and manages secure data transfer to cloud targets. Users can design and test data flows using its web-based user interface to meet their integration needs.
SAP Document Management System Integration with Content Servers Verbella CMG
The document provides an overview and agenda for a workshop on integrating the SAP Content Server and Document Management System (DMS). The workshop will cover: an overview of the SAP Content Server and DMS; how the systems integrate; basic customizing; and a customer case study. The objectives are to understand how the Content Server and DMS work within SAP and how they can be integrated to handle document imaging needs.
This document provides instructions on various SAP BASIS administration tasks, such as listing S-Users, creating area menus, copying area menus and assigning them to users, using parallel processing for MRP, converting spool output to PDF, upgrading the SAP kernel, finding inactive objects, and increasing the dialog work process run time. It also includes tips on checking the JSPM version, changing the system modification status, deleting imported requests, troubleshooting the user session timeout issue, analyzing ABAP dumps, and changing the SAPSR3 password using BRTOOLS.
This document discusses DSO job logs and activation parameters in SAP BW 7.x. It explains that activation is done in three steps: checking request status, checking data against archives, and activating data using parallel BIBCTL* jobs. The number of BIBCTL jobs is based on activation settings like package size. Transaction RSODSO_SETTINGS is used to set parameters that influence activation performance, like package size and parallel processes. Proper settings can reduce activation time for large datasets.
A treatise on SAP logistics information reportingVijay Raj
The document discusses logistics data extraction in SAP ECC 6.0 for business reporting. It describes how logistics transaction data is grouped and extracted differently than other application data due to its large volume and frequent updates. The extraction process involves initially loading data from application tables to setup tables, then extracting from the setup tables to the data warehouse. Subsequent extractions use delta extraction to capture changes and load them to the warehouse. The document outlines the various update modes that trigger delta extraction and details the different delta extraction methods supported.
This document explains how to enhance a LO data source by appending a new field to extract additional data. Specifically, it describes appending the material type (MTART) field from the MARA table to the 2LIS_11_VAITM data source. The steps include checking for the field in existing communication structures, appending the extract structure, writing ABAP code to populate the new field during extraction, and configuring the data source metadata. Performing an extract check confirms the field is now being extracted.
This document provides an overview of key SAP BASIS concepts and tasks. It begins with general information about SAP and BASIS, then covers topics like client maintenance, user administration, background processes, spool management, the Oracle database, transport management, memory management, security, monitoring, performance, upgrades, support packages, and utilities. For each topic, it lists relevant transactions and provides brief explanations and examples. The document is intended as a self-study guide for BASIS administrators to learn about common administrative functions in SAP.
This document explains how to use a customer exit variable in SAP BW/BI reports to display month-to-date data based on the current date. It describes creating a variable to return the first day of the current or previous month, writing ABAP code to calculate this date, testing the code, designing a sample report, and executing the report to view the results.
Step by step on changing ecc source systems without affecting data modeling o...Andre Bothma
The document provides steps to change the ECC source system connected to an SAP BW system without impacting the existing data modeling objects in BW. The key steps include changing the logical system name in BW, disconnecting the current source, setting up the new source system connection, reactivating transfer structures and data sources. This allows testing with different ECC systems without deleting or recreating BW objects.
This document summarizes the data flow process from ECC to BW/BI. It shows the number of records in different queues like LBWQ, SMQ1, and RSA7 before and after running a V3 job. The summary steps are:
1) Records are first seen in LBWQ/SMQ1 after transactions are posted in ECC.
2) A V3 job is started which transfers records from LBWQ/SMQ1 to RSA7.
3) Before the V3 job, RSA7 shows 32 records but LBWQ/SMQ1 shows multiple records.
4) After the successful completion of the V3 job, RSA7 shows an increased number of
This document provides instructions for implementing a Business Add-In (BAdI) within an enhancement project (CMOD) in SAP. It explains how to create a BAdI definition, add a BAdI hook to an existing enhancement, and develop two separate BAdI implementations. This allows custom functionality to be added to an enhancement in a modular way without limitations of CMOD. The example demonstrates creating a popup dialog for each BAdI implementation to be triggered when changing the time zone of a company address.
Line item dimension and high cardinality dimensionPraveen Kumar
The document discusses how to identify dimensions in SAP BI cubes that should be changed to line item dimensions or high cardinality dimensions to improve query performance. It provides examples of dimensions that met criteria for these changes and describes the steps to implement the changes in a live environment. Creating line item and high cardinality dimensions avoids creating dimension IDs, reducing query time and improving data load time.
How to use abap cds for data provisioning in bwLuc Vanrobays
This document provides guidance on using ABAP CDS (Core Data Services) views to provision data from SAP S/4HANA systems into SAP BW/4HANA. It describes two scenarios: [1] directly accessing CDS views from BW for real-time data, and [2] using CDS views to extract delta changes from S/4HANA to populate BW incrementally. The document also discusses replacing existing BW extractors with CDS views when migrating to S/4HANA.
The document provides steps to extend an outbound IDoc by adding new segments. This involves creating a new segment type with the required fields, extending an existing IDoc type to include the new segment, maintaining the partner profile and message type, implementing a user exit, and sending a transaction to trigger the outbound IDoc. The detailed steps are explained with screenshots to demonstrate how to extend an invoice IDoc to include additional customer data fields.
This document discusses how to write and debug start routines in SAP BW update rules and transformations. It provides an example of using a start routine in update rules to delete records from the data package based on certain customer numbers before loading data into the InfoCube. It also discusses how to set breakpoints and step through the start routine code using the debugger to test it. Similar instructions are provided for writing and debugging start routines in transformations.
\n\nThe document describes how to use the Analysis Process Designer (APD) in SAP BW to download data from an InfoCube into a CSV file. It provides step-by-step instructions to select specific InfoObjects from the InfoCube, transform the date format of one field, and write the data to a CSV file on the desktop. The goal is to change the format of a calendar day field from YYYYMMDD to MM/DD/YYYY when exporting the data. Thirteen steps are outlined to configure the APD process with a data source, target, routine for transformation, and execution of the process.
An InfoCube contains integrated data from multiple sources and is optimized for analysis. It contains dimensions such as material, time, and sales organization, and key figures like sales quantity, revenue, and discount. An InfoCube allows users to analyze relationships between different data points for better business decisions.
Using error stack and error dt ps in sap bi 7.0gireesho
This document discusses using error stacks and error data transfer processes (DTPs) in SAP BI 7.0 to handle erroneous records. It describes collecting erroneous records from a regular DTP load in the error stack, validating the errors, and using an error DTP to move the corrected records to the target system. The 7-step process includes enabling the error stack, defining semantic groups, executing the initial DTP, validating errors, and creating and running an error DTP.
This document provides guidance on planning and executing an SAP system landscape copy. It discusses reasons for copying landscapes such as development, testing, and backups. When copying multiple connected systems, ensuring data consistency and protecting the source systems is important. The document describes different copy scenarios depending on whether the target is a test or production system. It also discusses technologies for copying data and potential risks. The main phases of the copy procedure are outlined, including preliminary tasks, preparations, the copy process, and final activities on both the source and target environments.
Quick Viewer is a report generating tool in SAP that allows users to create simple reports without any ABAP coding knowledge. It generates basic list reports by connecting database tables, selecting fields, and setting filters. The document provides step-by-step instructions on how to use Quick Viewer, including selecting data sources, joining tables, choosing fields, setting filters and sorts, and various output options. It also compares Quick Viewer to SAP Query and discusses converting QuickViews to SAP Queries and transporting QuickViews between systems.
SAP Cloud Platform Integration allows users to integrate business processes and data across on-premise and cloud applications in a flexible way. It provides capabilities for both process integration and data integration through its data services offering. For data integration, it allows users to efficiently move data between on-premise systems and the cloud using extract, transform, load tasks. This is done through its agent architecture which provides connectivity to on-premise sources and manages secure data transfer to cloud targets. Users can design and test data flows using its web-based user interface to meet their integration needs.
SAP Document Management System Integration with Content Servers Verbella CMG
The document provides an overview and agenda for a workshop on integrating the SAP Content Server and Document Management System (DMS). The workshop will cover: an overview of the SAP Content Server and DMS; how the systems integrate; basic customizing; and a customer case study. The objectives are to understand how the Content Server and DMS work within SAP and how they can be integrated to handle document imaging needs.
This document provides instructions on various SAP BASIS administration tasks, such as listing S-Users, creating area menus, copying area menus and assigning them to users, using parallel processing for MRP, converting spool output to PDF, upgrading the SAP kernel, finding inactive objects, and increasing the dialog work process run time. It also includes tips on checking the JSPM version, changing the system modification status, deleting imported requests, troubleshooting the user session timeout issue, analyzing ABAP dumps, and changing the SAPSR3 password using BRTOOLS.
This document discusses DSO job logs and activation parameters in SAP BW 7.x. It explains that activation is done in three steps: checking request status, checking data against archives, and activating data using parallel BIBCTL* jobs. The number of BIBCTL jobs is based on activation settings like package size. Transaction RSODSO_SETTINGS is used to set parameters that influence activation performance, like package size and parallel processes. Proper settings can reduce activation time for large datasets.
A treatise on SAP logistics information reportingVijay Raj
The document discusses logistics data extraction in SAP ECC 6.0 for business reporting. It describes how logistics transaction data is grouped and extracted differently than other application data due to its large volume and frequent updates. The extraction process involves initially loading data from application tables to setup tables, then extracting from the setup tables to the data warehouse. Subsequent extractions use delta extraction to capture changes and load them to the warehouse. The document outlines the various update modes that trigger delta extraction and details the different delta extraction methods supported.
This document provides an overview of how to build, maintain, and optimize the use of aggregates in SAP BW, including how to create aggregates on specific characteristics and attributes, run aggregate roll-ups after data loads, and improve aggregate efficiency through techniques like switching aggregates on/off, deleting unused aggregates, and compressing aggregate data. The document includes step-by-step instructions for creating aggregates on an InfoCube and rolling up aggregates after data changes.
Optimized dso data activation using massive parallel processing in sap net we...Nuthan Kishore
SAP NetWeaver BW 7.3 introduces optimized data activation for standard DataStore objects that uses massive parallel processing (MPP) on supported database platforms like IBM DB2. This allows the data activation to be performed directly in the database via parallel SQL statements, rather than processing records one by one in the application server. It can significantly improve performance over the previous method. The document describes how MPP-optimized activation works, its implementation for DB2, and recommendations for its use.
Planning guide sap business suite 7 2013 landscape implementationLeonardo Parpal Roig
This document provides an overview of planning system landscapes for SAP Business Suite. It defines important terminology used in landscape planning like system, instance, and stack. It describes different types of systems like single stack, dual stack, hub, and sidecar systems. It also explains the methodology used for recommending landscape layouts and system distributions.
This document describes new features in SAP Data Services 4.2 Support Package 1. Key updates include installing Data Services on a separate Information platform services system for flexibility, additional REST web services, enhanced operational statistics collection, and a new tool for securely promoting Data Services objects between environments.
This document provides guidance on implementing SAP Enhancement Package 6 for SAP ERP 6.0. It outlines the enhancement package concept, including how new functions are delivered and can be selectively installed and activated. The document also describes the software architecture and components included in Enhancement Package 6. Implementation processes like installation, update, and upgrade are discussed along with related planning documentation.
The document provides steps to configure Real-time Data Acquisition (RDA) in SAP BI 7.0 to load transactional data from a source system into the SAP BI system every minute. It involves creating a generic data source in the source system, an info package for the data source with the "Initialize Delta Process" option, a data store object, transformation, and data transfer process with type "Real Time Data Acquisition". It also requires setting up a daemon process to trigger the real-time data loading through the info package on a scheduled interval.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for using a custom program called the BPC Mass User Management Tool to export and import various BPC security objects between environments. These objects include users, teams, team assignments, task profiles, data access profiles, and their assignments. The program allows exporting security data from one environment and importing it into another environment to replicate the security setup without using BPC transports.
The document discusses journals in SAP Business Planning and Consolidation for NetWeaver (BPC NW). It describes how to create a journal template using the journal wizard, which allows setting header dimensions, dimension order, additional header items, and summary. Journal templates are used to make adjustments to data through journal entries, providing an alternative to input sheets for updating application data.
The document provides an overview of various business intelligence reporting tools including SAP BEx Analyzer, SAP Web Application Designer, SAP BEx Web Analyzer, SAP Business Objects Voyager, Crystal Reports, Xcelsius, SAP Business Objects Web Intelligence, and SAP Visual Composer. It describes the key features of each tool and includes a comparison chart of their features to help users choose the right tool for their reporting needs.
The document summarizes the key features of OMCS International's PMO2000TM Reliability Assurance Software Suite. It allows for reliability centered maintenance, risk analysis, integration with SAP systems, and customizable reporting. The software provides a complete solution for asset reliability from initial analysis through implementation and management.
This planning guide provides an overview of SAP Business Suite system landscapes and recommendations for setup. It covers important terminology, the components that make up an SAP landscape, and methodology for planning landscapes based on business requirements and functions needed. The guide also discusses different landscape distribution scenarios and provides an example implementation.
SAP HANA direct extractor:Data acquisition Deepak Chaubey
The document provides an installation and configuration guide for the SAP HANA Direct Extractor Connection (DXC). It includes an overview of DXC, the setup steps in SAP HANA and the source SAP system, configuration for SAP Business Warehouse data transfer, and monitoring the data load process. The guide also includes an appendix on an alternative "sidecar" approach and references other relevant documentation.
Simplify Data Center Monitoring With a Single-Pane ViewHitachi Vantara
Keeping IT systems up and well tuned requires constant attention, but the task is too often complicated by separate monitoring tools required to watch applications, servers, networks and storage. This white paper discusses how system administrators can consolidate oversight of these components, particularly where DataCore SANsymphony V storage hypervisor virtualizes the storage resources. Such visibility is made possible through the integration of SANsymphony-V with Hitachi IT Operations Analyzer.
This document provides information on capabilities available in SAP Solution Manager for various application lifecycle management (ALM) scenarios, including solution documentation, upgrade management, solution implementation, test management, and others. It includes recommendations for each scenario, additional details for Enterprise Support customers, and links to further information, demos, and documentation.
This document provides instructions on how to use the Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW) tool in SAP to upload master data from an external legacy file into an SAP system. It describes the 14 basic steps in the LSMW process, including creating a project and recording, maintaining source structures and fields, mapping fields, specifying the legacy file, and running a batch input session. The example demonstrated is uploading employee address data from a tab-delimited text file into infotype 0006.
Xd planning guide - storage best practicesNuno Alves
This document provides guidelines for planning storage infrastructure for Citrix XenDesktop environments. It discusses organizational requirements like alignment with IT strategy and high availability needs. Technical requirements covered include performance needs like typical I/O rates and functional requirements like supported protocols. The document recommends avoiding bottlenecks, choosing appropriate RAID levels based on read/write ratios, validating storage performance, and involving storage vendors in planning.
End to-end root cause analysis minimize the time to incident resolutionCleo Filho
The document describes end-to-end root cause analysis capabilities in SAP Solution Manager. It provides an overview of tools for workload analysis, change analysis, exception analysis, and trace analysis that can isolate problems across systems and technologies. These tools aggregate and correlate performance data, changes, exceptions, and traces from different systems to help identify the root cause of issues. The tools have a common navigation paradigm and are designed to simplify problem resolution and reduce support costs.
SAP BusinessObjects Data Services is a data integration platform that includes standard components such as the Designer, Repository, Job Server, Engine, and Access Server. It also includes optional components and management tools. The software has a distributed architecture that allows components to be installed across an organization's network and hardware infrastructure.