Online survey about migration of SAP-delivered BI content

UPDATE 10/18/11: The results of the survey on BI Content are available now.
Migration of SAP-delivered BI Content to SAP BW 7.0 technology - Results of the Online Survey
Regards,
Marc
SAP Customer Solution Adoption (CSA)

Marc -
This question is a slight variation to the question posed by Maninder.
Client plans on upgrading the BW instance to "NW04s/SEM 6.0" and also merge an old SEM instance (BW 3.1 SEM 3.5)to the upgraded BW instance. They plan on using the SEM 6.0 BPS instead of the new NW04s IP functionality.
The merging of instances requires migration of configuration / data.
What are the major cautions you advise?
Also, as requested by Maninder any SAP documents that shed light on issues that one needs to consider while migrating BPS data would be of great help!!
Regards,
Anil

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Hello everybody,
I'll need your help to get more information about SAP modifications during the SAP update process. Would you mind helping me with this task. Above you'll find information about the survey content and the related link to the survey. Thank you very much.
If you're responsible for the SAP patch management or you're able to give information about the update process please complete the related online survey. If you know the responsible person please forward the link. Thank you very much!
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The SAP AG provides in line with the maintenance agreement SAP Support packages and new SAP Releases. Additionally each SAP customer has the ability to change SAP objects by themself. If the customer has done such changes an additional process step is necessary during the implementation of SAP maintenance components. This step is called modification adjustment.
With this survey and the related bachelor thesis I'll try to clarify the amount of the modification adjustment including the dependent commercial influence. Additionally I'll try to figure out if additionlly created keep records for modifications have an commercial impact on the modification adjustment.
This survey asks question for one SAP system landscape. If you're responsible for more than one SAP system landscape feel free to use this survey more often. I appreciate your assistance. Thank you very much!
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There aren't right or wrong answers within this survey, but each response is important! Please complete the whole survey truly.
Thank you very much for your assistance!
best regards
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640   640 64-bit, MSSQL 2005 64-bit    productive (b)
700   700 64-bit, MSSQL 2005 64-bit    productive (b) "
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SolMan 3.2 SR1 x86, IA-64, x64 "
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Edited by: Eva Verdaguer on Jul 25, 2008 12:41 PM

Sorry, I forgot posting the SAP answer, which is also "Yes":
30.07.2008 - 16:19:00 CET - Respuesta by SAP
Dear Eva,
Yes, you can move to the 64 bit platform with SQL Server 2005 according
to note 960769.
Information in note 905634 means there is no installation DVD for
release 47x110 for SQL Server 2005. So it is not possible to do a fresh
installation of 47x110 except if you follow the workaround of note
899111 (for x64).
Best Regards,
Manuel García Guardiola
SAP Active Global Support - Netweaver Web Application Server
****************************************************************+
Thanks very much for your message, anyway.
Regards !!
Eva

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Better get trained in area of domain experience and get SAP certified.
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http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/sap-library/sap-business-one-vs-sap-r3-system-architecture-13952
http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/sap-business-one/sap-business-one-training-isnt-that-the-same-as-r3-9066
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Scenario
SAP Business Connector enables data exchange between an SAP system and
external systems using HTTP and e-mail. SAP Exchange Infrastructure (SAP XI)
replaces SAP Business Connector (SAP BC).
We distinguish between standard scenarios (that do not contain customer-specific
development) and individual scenarios (that do contain services or mappings created
by the customer). The following sections describe how to migrate both types of
scenarios to SAP XI.
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An SAP system sends an IDoc to SAP BC or to SAP XI. The IDoc is converted to
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An external business partner sends an XML document by using HTTP to SAP BC or
to SAP XI. The document is converted to an IDoc and sent to a connected SAP
system in the internal system landscape.
Scenario 2 (IDoc Mail, Mail IDoc)
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An external business partner sends an e-mail to SAP BC or to SAP XI. The
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Java Services
Java services are services that are written in the Java language.
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model used in the Java services in SAP BC is proprietary.
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NetWeaver and SAP BC. Many functions provided by SAP BC are offered by SAP XI
as part of SAP NetWeaver, for example, conversion of an IDoc to an XML message,
mapping, routing, and adapters to connect to a large number of third-party back-end
systems. SAP BC is therefore no longer needed. New or updated SAP solutions are
based on SAP NetWeaver. Customers looking for a strategic integration solution for
the complete application landscape should therefore now favor SAP NetWeaver.
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BC has not been developed further since this release. SAP BC is not released for
any further platforms (such as Windows 2003) and does not support any further JDK
versions, including the current version (Version 1.4).
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see SAP Note 309834. For information about the support and maintenance strategy
for SAP BC, see SAP Note 571530. Customers who still use SAP BC need to be
aware of the following:
A solution based on SAP BC cannot be a strategic, long-term solution.
A solution based on SAP BC is based on technology that was implemented in
2003 and that is no longer further developed.
SAP BC is supported on limited platforms and for limited JDKs only. Vendor
support for some of these platforms and JDK versions will soon be
discontinued.
SAP BC and SAP NetWeaver are based on different technologies: SAP BC is based
on webMethods proprietary Integration Server, whereas SAP NetWeaver is based
on open standards, such as BPEL4WS (business process execution language for
web services). Therefore, only parts of an SAP BC implementation, such as XSLT
mappings, can be migrated to a solution based on SAP NetWeaver. Any custom
programming based on SAP BC, such as SAP BC flow language, is unlikely to be
reusable in the SAP NetWeaver context.
Purpose of this Migration Guide
The purpose of this migration guide is to provide scenario-based descriptions of the
migration from a companys system landscape that uses SAP BC to exchange
documents with business partners, to a system landscape that uses SAP XI instead.
This migration guide outlines, for certain scenarios, the individual steps a company
has to take to replace an existing SAP BC implementation with SAP XI.
The basic steps in the back-end systems are:
Defining the logical systems
Maintaining the ALE distribution model
Maintaining partner profiles and EDI ports
Maintaining RFC destinations
The basic steps in the SAP XI system are:
Maintaining the System Landscape Directory
Configuring the IDoc adapter
Maintaining the receiver determinations, interface determinations, and
interface agreements
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Scenario 1 IDoc/HTTP
IDoc HTTP Using SAP BC
Within the system landscape of a company, an SAP system sends an IDoc
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document. The fields of the IDoc are not modified, that is, the conversion does not
involve any mapping of source fields to target fields. After conversion, SAP BC uses
HTTP to send the XML document synchronously to an external URL of a business
partner.
System Landscape
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of a company.
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o The distribution model is maintained, if necessary
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specified.
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4.2 IDoc HTTP Using SAP XI
Check the prerequisites described above under Prerequisites for Standard
Scenarios.
The IDoc adapter is used to receive an IDoc from an SAP back-end system and
convert it to XML.
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adapter.
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1. Locate the routing rule in SAP
Business Connector.
In the Administration View, choose
Adapters Routing to navigate to
Routing Rules.
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exist. This is the same as when Transport is set to XML and has the
URL http://<serverhost>:<port>/invoke/<folder>/<service>.
You can find <serverhost> and<port> in the definition of the
remote server under Settings >Remote Server in the Administration
View.
3. Set up the communication channel in the Integration Directory using the parameters from the SAP BC routing rule.
Use the following settings:
Adapter Type: HTTP Receiver
Transport Protocol: HTTP 1.0
Message Protocol: XI Payload in HTTP Body
Adapter Engine: Integration Server
Addressing Type: URL Address
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Aashish Sinha
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