Replication of BP Enhancement to ERP

HI All,
My scenario is:
I have created custom fields in CRM BP (BUT000) using AET. Now i need to replicate these fields in the ERP BP (BUT000)
I have enhanced BP in ERP with EEWB and added my fields there. Now i want to know what steps i need to follow to enhance the Middle ware and map Z-fields of CRM to Z-fields or ERP .
This is a very common requirement, if any body knows any Wiki or any other thread on the Forum please let me know, i am searching on SDN, but not finding suitable solution.
I have checked in debugging in CRM system that my z-field data is available in the Bdoc. Now i Need to do some enhancement at R3 side to map these Z-field data to the Z-fields of R3.
Any Idea how Or where to begin.
Dave
Edited by: Dave on Jul 18, 2011 1:44 PM

HI Christophe,
Thanks a lot for the reply, I am in process to implement this note and I hope this note will solve my issue from the CRM side. I have similar kind of issue at ERP side.
I have enhanced BP in ERP with the help of EEWB so created the custom fields @ERP.
Now i need to map this custom data coming from CRM to the custom fields in ERP. Here is the code from the FM COM_BUPA_MTCS_TO_MAIN in ERP.
          WHEN gc_central_ci_guid.
                move_casting ls_bapimtcs-data
                             ls_ci_include.
                MOVE-CORRESPONDING ls_ci_include-ci_include
                TO                 ls_common-data-ci_include.
Here the ls_ci_include does not have any custom fields, so i enhanced the structure BSS_CENTI and created custom fields.
Still i need to do mapping to the fields created via EEWB. Any idea where i need to do the development.
I hope you understand my problem.
Dave

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"Program terminated in remote system NONE: Logon failed" when adding a new table

Hello,
I set up a replication flow from a SAP ERP 6.0 EHP7 with SAP ASE 16.0 source to SAP HANA 1.0 rev 82 target
I am using a standalone SLT system NetWeaver 7.0 with DMIS 2011_1_731 (with SP 1 to 7).
I have 100 tables to replicate.
I succeeded to set up replication for 57 tables. These tables are replicating properly.
Whenever I try to add a new one (with LTRC transaction, Data Provisioning -> Start Replication), the new table is marked as 'Failed' after a little while.
When I press 'Show Error Log' button I got an obscure error message:
"Program terminated in remote system NONE: Logon failed "
I do not understand this message. I checked both on SAP ASE source and SAP HANA target. I am still able to connect against both source and target.
Can you please tell how to troubleshoot this error.
Thanks in advance,
Christian

First thank you for answering my questions. I really appreciate your answers.
I rechecked the documentation.
"Application Operations Guide SAP Landscape Transformation Replication Server Document Version: 2.3 – 2014-07-08"
Page 29 - 30
3.5.2.2 Data Transfer Jobs
This section explains the relationship between the number of data transfer jobs and the number of available background work process.
Data transfer and data transformation processing on SLT server system is accomplished by the background work processes of the underlying SAP NetWeaver ABAP application server. Each job occupies 1 background work process in the SAP LT Replication Server system. For each configuration, the parameter Data Transfer Jobs restricts the maximum number of data load job for each mass transfer ID (MT_ID). In total, a mass transfer ID (MT_ID) requires at least 4 background jobs to be available:
 One monitoring job (master job)
 One master controller job
 At least one data load job
 One additional job either for the migration objects definition, access plan calculation or to change configuration settings in the Configuration & Monitoring Dashboard
Example
If you set the parameter Data Transfer Jobs to 04 in a configuration “SCHEMA1”, a mass transfer ID 001 is assigned. As a result, the following jobs should be in the system:
1 Master controller job: /1LT/IUC_REP_CNTR_001
 At most 4 parallel jobs for MT_ID 001: /1LT/IUC_LOAD_MT_001_001/~002/~003/~004
When configuring your data load or replication scenario, consider the following:
 Do not define more data transfer jobs than the number of available application server background work processes. If all available background work processes are already occupied by jobs, any other job will have to wait until a free work process becomes available. This can lead to long wait times until a new activity (for example creating triggers) can start, and can also result in significantly increased latency times for data replication.
 The number of dialog work processes in the source system corresponds 1:1 with the number of data transfer jobs in the SAP LT Replication Server system.
 Besides the work processes allocated by the data transfer jobs you need to provide additional available work processes for controller and monitoring jobs, the migration objects definition, access plan calculation or to perform configuration changes, and so on.
Sizing for SAP LT Replication Server involves determining how many work processes are required to perform the initial load of data into the target system within an acceptable timeframe, and accomplish the change capturing and the transfer of data changes to the target system within expected latency times.
Ensure that you add enough additional work processes to allow other required SAP LT Replication Server jobs to run.
Finally, you map the number of required application server work processes to their system resource consumption (CPU, memory, disc space) using the formulas provided by the SLT Sizing Guide.
With the simple formula below, you can calculate the number of required application server work processes (WPs) on the SLT Server for each active SLT configuration.
The number of required work processes can be determined by adding
 The Number of required data transfer jobs ,
 plus one background work process for Central Master (Monitoring) Job (only one per system!),
 plus one background work process for Master Controller Job,
 plus 3-5 additional empty background work processes (recommended per configuration),
 plus approx. 3 dialog work processes (recommended for each configuration).
Note: A lack of available free application server work processes can negatively affect the data load or data replication processes.
To summarize everything, the number of 'Data Transfer Jobs' must be set depending of the number of source tables, it is not the actual number of tables.
Assume that for my 100 tables I use 10 'Data Transfer Jobs' :
- The number of work processes on the SLT server would be 20. I took the simple formula of the documentation:
10 data transfer jobs ,
+ 1 background work process for Central Master (Monitoring) Job (only one per system!),
+ 1 background work process for Master Controller Job,
+ 5 additional empty background work processes (recommended per configuration),
+ 3 dialog work processes (recommended for each configuration).
- The number of dialog processes on the source server would be 10 ( equal to the number of 'Data Transfer Jobs')
Am I correct ?
Regards,
Christian

Backend System Type In Table BBP_BACKEND_DEST

Hi,
We have an SRM 5.0 system configured as extended classic communicating with an ECC6 ERP system.
While debugging some service po replication issues to the backend ERP system, I discovered that in the SRM system in the BBP_BACKEND_DEST table, our backend system is defined as R/3_4.70 type. One of the things this setting dictates is what functions are called in SRM system when creating the PO in the backend system.
My questions are,
1) Should the setting be ERP2 or R/3_4.70?
2) What are implications of changing the setting to the correct value post go live?
Thanks,
Jerry Martinek

Hi,
The setting should be ERP2 for ECC 6.0 R/3 backend system.This particlarly affects the Function modules/BAPI's which are called while replication of docs e.g. For PO ,whether to call BAPI_PO_CREATE(For R/3 4.7)/BAPI_PO_CREATE1(For ECC ) in the connected R/3 system and acc this might affect the system behaviour.
HTH
BR,
Disha.
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Unknown error during manual creation Inbound Delivery in EWM

Hello all,
I'm building a demo for an SAP EWM system. It's installed on an existing SCM system, and is connected to ECC 6.0.
The replication of Inbound Deliveries from ERP to EWM is going fine. However, when I try to create an Inbound Delivery in EWM manually (tr. /SCWM/PRDI), I get the following error message:
Unknown error has occurred in target system - Message no. /SCWM/DELIVERY_UI056
Does anyone know how to solve this error?
Thanks in advance, best regards,
Oliver

Hello Fransesco,
I've checked the settings you mentioned, but all seems fine.
The correct Business system and SAP Release have been entered, and in the Inbound Delivery settings I can see that it is allowed to create Inbound deliveries in EWM.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks & regards,
Oliver

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