Install own BW system

Hi together,
I have got a question. I want to set up my own BW system for personal training and testing. Is this possible at all? What minimum hardware requirements are there? Does SAP gives out training licenses for personal use? Or do I have to buy a complete BW license?
Kind Regards
Stefan

Hi Stefan,
Yes you can setup your own BW system, Minimum Hardware is depends on the BW Version and the size of the DB. No SAP does not give out Training Licenses. Yes you can buy single user copy from SAP for personal use.
Alternate option use MINI SAP which is free can be downloaded and installed. SAP will provide license for MINI SAP.
Raman

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