Limitations of SRM-MDM by NOT using Windows + SQL Server

Hi all,
our consultants told us, that there are some sort of "limitations" if we install SRM-MDM other platforms than Windows + SQL Server; as example we were told, that e. g. the upload of BMECat files is not possible.
Is that true? If yes, where can I get a full list of "platform dependent" limitations?
We don't want to go for Windows nor SQL-Server if possible at all...
Thanx!
Regards,
Markus

Hi
Incase you are using SRM 6.0, then ->
SAP SRM 6.0 is a big step forward for SRM: SRM 6.0 is the first SAP software to rely on the new user interface technology WebDynpro and the Web Application Server, rather than the previous ITS. It is also based on the completely new business rule framework (BRF) to define approval workflows. These changes are intended to improve usability and simplify workflow administration / customization, leading to better acceptance and lower TCO for our customers. However, the move to these new technologies is also a complex change and as a result, the product has experienced delays.
With our most recent development milestone - service pack 2 in mid-July 2007 - we have made lots of progress towards completion; however, we estimated that the product was still not yet ready for Ramp-Up. As a result, we decided to release the product only in beta shipment and to a very limited set of customers (14 in total) who are being closely monitored by our development organization. Seven of these customers are actually planning to go live on the current beta shipment.
Based on the progress made so far with Service Pack 2, we feel that we should be able to start the official Ramp-Up process on December 10th, 2007 - the target ship date for Service Pack 03. By that time, we should already have 3+ live customers, so new customers starting their projects will benefit from the experiences acquired from previous implementations.
Time plan and Recommendations
1. Ideally, we recommend that new and upgrade SRM customers wait for the start of Ramp-Up for SRM 6.0 SP03 (Dec 10th, 2007) rather than starting a project with the previous release SRM 5.0. SRM 6.0 offers many benefits compared to SRM 5.0 and should be easier to use + maintain. An Online scoping questionnaire will be available from mid October in the SAP Service Marketplace as usual.
2. The number of Beta shipment customers is strictly limited and therefore we do not intend to ship Service Pack 2 to any additional customers besides the 14 customers currently in Beta.
3. Implementation partners can request a demo license of the current support package 2 in the partner portal. They can set up their sandbox systems and familiarize with the new technology upfront before they enter into customer projects from Dec. 10.
"Should you have any further questions please contact your local SAP account executive"
Also Please have a look at:
https://websmp102.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01100035870000692229&
Target Release to customer: Q4, 2007
Target Completion date Ramp-Up: Q1, 2008
Re: What is MDM?
https://forums.sdn.sap.com/click.jspa?searchID=4313192&messageID=3226958
Getting Started with SAP NetWeaver Master Data Management [original link is broken]
https://forums.sdn.sap.com/click.jspa?searchID=4313192&messageID=1757063
https://forums.sdn.sap.com/click.jspa?searchID=4313133&messageID=3408029
https://forums.sdn.sap.com/click.jspa?searchID=4313192&messageID=2857409
https://forums.sdn.sap.com/click.jspa?searchID=4313133&messageID=3442957
https://forums.sdn.sap.com/click.jspa?searchID=4313133&messageID=3687977
Re: Is SRM 6.0 (SRM 2007) released for non-ramp up customers?
Config UI not change
Do let me know.
Regards
- Atul

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