SAP LMS and KM documentation

Hi, I am looking for SAP LMS and KM documentation and best practices.
Im also interested in implementation. Does anybody has a document that describes this?
Thanks in advance

Hello Karsten ,
I 'm looking for SAP LMS solutions.
SAP LMS solutions cames with KM?
How can I find some documentation , best practices , powerpoints and etc?
Regards..

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SAP LMS and e-learning

Hi guys
Can anyone send me any goodl inks that provide SAP LMS documentation and e-learning modules?? If you have any good material on the same, pls send it to [email protected]
whats the future prospects for LMS and e-learning?
regards
M A
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Shakir

Hi shakir!
please go through this documentation:
http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_01/helpdata/de/30/e63a3c24b4a00ae10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
The future prospects are that the LMS will be evaluated so far that it can deal with the highest technology from the content provider side.
The e-learning plays even more role within the huge organisations.
If you would like to know more about please send me direct questions.
Have a very nice day and I hope I was able to direct you to the right way!
Best regards,
Zsolt

SAP HANA and UI5 documentations

Hello Experts,
I am looking for the right blog, sites or documents where i can download and setup SAP HANA trail edition into the personal system.
Also wandering for the appropriate sites, blogs or documents where we can learn the integration of SAPUI5, JPA eclipselink, SAP HANA using either netweaver gateway or apache tomcat via different services like AJAX, ODATA, and JSON.
I would really appreciate if you help me on these topics.
Thanks and Regards,
Vicky.

Hi Vicky
find the below links.
http://scn.sap.com/community/developer-center/cloud-platform/blog/2013/09/18/extending-sapui5-web-applications-with-sap-hana-cloud-portal
https://sapui5.netweaver.ondemand.com/sdk/#docs/guide/Documentation.html

SSO between SAP EP and JAVA app on WebSphere Application Server 5.1

Hi. I have 2 questions.
I am implementing SAP EP6 and need to display content from a WebSphere JAVA application inside the portal. The application is currently running on WAS 5.1.
1. Does anyone have any sample code or documentation regarding how to pass the SAP logon ticket to WebSphere JAVA application to accomplish SSO when inside the portal?
2. Does anyone have any sample code or documentation regarding how to pass the SAP logon ticket to WebSphere JAVA application to accomplish SSO when outside the SAP EP, but still within the same IE browser window where the SAP logon ticket exists?
Thanks for any feedback you could provide.

Hello Kevin,
please look here: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/nw/ibm/how to set up sso between sap enterprise portal and ibm websphere portal using tai.pdf
Regarding your second questions: as long as you did not log off from SAP EP your browser hosts the SAP Logon Ticket cookie (within its timeframe of validity which is typically a couple of hours). So if you access a non SAP application that accepts SAP logon ticket with your browser, you're authenticated.
Please note that the cookie based authentication only works withing the same DNS domain. So if your SAP EP is configured to issues the SAP logon ticket to "company.com" then your browser sends it only to servers in that domain.
Regards
Michael

I need Lookup in XI example and some documentation...........

Hi
I need simple example of LOOKUP in XI from scratch and some documentation on lookup... why its used? what is the advantages of look up ? In what situations its usefull? please send me the documentation to my mail id if any one have.....
my mail id..... [email protected]
Thanks nad Regards
Ravi Shankar B

have a look at these blogs on lookups;
DB lookup - /people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/08/23/lookup146s-in-xi-made-simpler
SOAP Lookup - /people/bhavesh.kantilal/blog/2006/11/20/webservice-calls-from-a-user-defined-function
Lookup - /people/alessandro.guarneri/blog/2006/03/27/sap-xi-lookup-api-the-killer
Also read thru this to get more idea on lookups - http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/cf/406642ea59c753e10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm

SAP XI and WBI adapters

I have a customer who wants to integrate their SAP systems with the EAI solution (WebSphere Message Broker 5*) using XI 3.0 in the future. They basically would like to go:
SAP System -> IDOC adapter -> SAP XI 3.0 -> IDOC adapter -> WebSphere Business Integration Adapter for mySAP.com -> WebSphere.
They would like to use the WBI adapter for mySAP.com as they have already used this to transfer IDOCs directly from SAP systems to WebSphere in the past (XI not involved). Is it possible to use the 'WBI adapter for mySAP.com' in the above scenario? Not quite sure how the IDOC adapter can be configured to talk to the WBI adapter for mySAP.com as the R/3 application is obviously not part of SAP XI. I am also not sure if the WBI adapter for mySAP.com can even talk to XI 3.0?
It looks like there is also a 'WBI Adapter for XI'. The WBI adapter for XI looks like it supports the JMS adapter and the SOAP adapter only - not the IDOC adapter. Please could you confirm this. Also, is this a separate adapter that the customer would need to purchase/license from IBM? If you want to integrate WBI with XI do you HAVE to use the WBI adapter for XI as you can communicate directly with WebSphere MQ Series using the JMS adapter within XI. What benefit does the WBI adapter for XI offer over XI communicating directly with the WebSphere MQ Series?
Is there any documentation/how to guides for the above scenario that you know of? I have seen one for XI 2.0 using the JMS adaptor and WBI adapter for XI but nothing for XI 3.0.
I see the customer has 3 options :-
1) Try to use the idoc adapter in XI to connect to the WBI adapter for mySAP.com (if possible - not sure)
2) Try to use the idoc?/JMS/SOAP adapter in XI to connect to WBI adapter for XI (The customer would need to purchase this adapter)
3) Use the JMS adaptor in XI to connect to WebSphere MQ Series directly and bypass all WBI adapters.
Many Thanks for any help and advice you can give me in advance,
Best regards,
Jo

Hello Joanne,
first of all there is some documentation IBM has prepared within a redbook. Which is also available via SDN.
This redbook describes next to the WebSphere connectivity for back-end systems like SAP R/3 also the interoperability on message broker level, meaning between SAP XI and WBI family. This message based interoperability is achieved via SOAP and JMS. Whereas the JMS connectivity is mainly done via former MQ Series, which then acts as an adapter for WBI brokers.
If the customer does have this scenario I would prefer variant 3 you mentioned. Technically this is not different to variant 2. The WBI adapter for SAP XI is a bundling of the equivalent JMS and SOAP adapter on SAP XI side.
Variant 1 would not make sense in my eyes, since you do have IDOC communication between two systems and including a third system for intermediate purpose, where I do not see a benefit right now (maybe I know the customer scenario not well enough...)
Hope that helps to provide an answer to your customer
Thx
Jens

SAP roles and BW

I am new to SAP and BW. A goal of mine, straight from my GEM form, is to "Increase my knowledge of the security in the SAP application by understanding SAP roles and how they apply to Business Warehousing". Please point me to websites, books, white papers, etc.
[email protected]

Zip
Please check these links and hope it helps
http://help.sap.com/bp_biv235/BI_EN/documentation/Authorization_BW_Proj.pdf
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/52/671595439b11d1896f0000e8322d00/frameset.htm
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Sat

SAP CRM and ECC doubt

Hello,
Could anyone help me for my doubt in the SAP CRM.
When have a Two systems SAP CRM and ECC, If we create a role in CRM (Eg. Employee) how this role is transfered to ECC ?

Go to http://help.sap.com/search/sap_trex.jsp, Select "SAP Best Practices" instead of "SAP Documentation" on top.
Hope this helps.
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Kaushal

SAP 3.1i Release Documentation

Hi,
Can anyone provide me SAP 3.1i Release Documentation.
Thanks in advance,
Shivaa.

Hi Shiva,
You can get the 3.1i release notes from the SAP service site, provide you have SAP OSS user id and password.
check the below link for release notes.
https://websmp109.sap-ag.de/RELEASENOTES
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Naveen Veshala

SAP Router and SNC

Does anybody know how to create encrypted connection (SNC) between two saprouters , and how could certificates be generated ? The possibility to do that between SAP and Clients exist and good documented. However I cannot find documentation how to make that between 2 Clients (for instance access per internet from one site to another).
thanks in advance
Boris D.

For creating encrypted connection between 2 saprouter you are need to use an additional software known as SNC-adapter. This adapter is shipped by SAP to customer with limitations (due import/export laws for crypto software). You can buy this adapter from third-party also.
Any information concerining customizing of SAP components for SNC you can get from the SAP white paper "SNC User Guide" - www.sdn.sap.com/sdn/icc.sdn?page=network_security.htm (russian equivalent you can find by address http://www.sapbasis.ru/articles/sncuserguide/).
regards,
Mikhail

SAP SNP and Demand Planning

Can someone provide some links or papers which have details of extracts from SAP SNP and Demand Planning and APO in general?
I am aware of help.sap.com links
Thanks

Hi,
Check these.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/5f229690-0201-0010-84ba-9ee5a8958a05
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/4fe5d590-0201-0010-6c8d-ada86492cf11
http://help.sap.com/bp_biv335/BI_EN/BBLibrary/documentation/B84_BB_ConfigGuide_EN_DE.doc
http://help.sap.com/bp_biv335/BI_EN/html/BW/DemPlanAnal.htm
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki?path=/display/bi/apo%2b-%2bbw%2badhoc%2breporting
Re: APO to BW Design Question
Re: APO BW Integration
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SAP BI and Arcview (GIS)

I am looking for information about SAP BI and ArchView integration for an implementation project. It seems that there aren't much of information availale about the integration between SAP BI (latest) and ArcView. Local Esri or SAP contacts aren't much of help either and was hoping to get some newer information from/ through you. In a hope of finding some newer documentation, how to- or technical guides.
Thank you

what CRM do they use?
if they use Siebel CRM ( Which is the case 60% of the time ) then tell them tht since Siebel wa brought by oracle, OBIEE has seamless integration with Siebel CRM.
I dont have much idea about SAP BI, but OBIEE has certain features like iBots, publisher etc, which are tough to match.
refer Oracle website.. I am sure they must be having good points because of marketing.

SAP Business one Manual / Documentation for all Modules

Hi,
SAP Business one Manual / Documentation for all modules is required by our client.
The details should include screen wise explanation of each and every form in the SAP Business one package for all modules.
Please provide me with link so I can download such information which would be useful for the User post implementation.
Regards,
Siddhesh

hi siddesh,
Best user manual is context help available in B1(Press F1/ ? mark),It is also available
in this link for 2005 & 2007 Versions.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sbo2005b/helpdata/en/1d/48a291fc4a0448bbc8dacd344e956c/frameset.htm
Crispy overview of all topics can be available in wiki page
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/wiki
More documents is available in service market place which requires s-userid & password.
http://service.sap.com/smb/sbo/documentation.
Edited by: Jeyakanthan A on May 15, 2009 4:33 PM

ANY WAY to do Certification without any SAP training and experience?

This simple question is getting so confusing now. Please help.
This is India scenario. If you are mentioning some info for other countries PLEASE remember to do so. The confusion it creates is amazing!
I completed my engineering in July 2013 and then went for SAP ABAP training from an location institution which is NOT an SAP partner. I have no work experience and I'm still looking for ABAP opportunities.
Now, suddenly a friend has told me that someone he knows DID the official SAP ABAP certification by just studying from home for a fees of 40k (INR).
So I call up SAP education in Bangalore (in India) and confirm that the only way to get certified is:
- Through course + certification from their partners for fresher.
- And through your employer if it's an SAP partner.
I already knew this and this is what I've been believing till day. Now enters pearson vue.
So I do some googling and find the below responses regarding the SAP certification from peason vue.
This blog post: Frequently Asked Questions about SAP Certificationsays the following and it doesn't mention any country wise info.
Do certification programs have prerequisites, such as participation in a series of training courses?
While there is no course or set of courses required to take a particular certification exam, SAP provides a list of recommended training you can take to better prepare for an exam. In addition, completing an exam for a lower-level (associate) certification is not a prerequisite for taking a higher-level (professional) exam, although many professional-level certification seekers might find it helpful.
Then there is this post from 2010:
SAP-SD Certification though PEARSON VUE---INDIAwhich got the following response:
"Hi,
Pearson VUE is an examination center (where you can directly book your exam (any exam apart from SAP, like TOEFL,gre..).
Third party for any on line examination. if you wish to do certification without any authorized training , you can go for Pearson VUE.
Where as, Siemens is SAP authorized technology center. where you can get certification training by certain amount and then appear for the exam.
Hope i am clear.
Regards
Nagaraju"
What this doesn't mention is CAN recent graduates (also called freshers in India) go for pearson vue or previous SAP experience (at an SAP partner) is required?
TL;DR
My questions straight to the point:
I completed my engineering in July 2013 and then I went for SAP ABAP training from an location institution which is NOT an SAP partner. I have no work experience (SAP or ANY other).
Can I go an enroll for the official SAP ABAP certification from Pearson Vue?
I'm asking this for India but if it's possible in other countries then too please reply and mention the rules etc.

Allwyn,
SAP has a very confusing policy with regards to certification as it varies country by country. I wrote this a long time ago and it needs updating (Learning SAP when you don't have an SAP job already - Authorized Classes). This will give you the general rundown of what's available in terms of course of study.
It sounds like your friend signed up for an eAcademy. (I think they may have changed the name now, but basically it's online learning, not onsite, instructor led learning).
Now, here's the kicker. I'm going to divide the world into two groups: Group 1 and Group A. (Yes, it's a mixed metaphor, and it's deliberate. Read on.)
Countries in Group 1 have Authorized Training Providers. If you live in a country with Authorized Training Providers, the only way to get official SAP Training and the only way to sit for a certification examination is to go through Authorized Training. There are some exceptions: you can get your company to swear that you've got several years of experience or get an implementation partner to do the same, but it's a lot of hassle it's an extreme minority route. The bulk of the certifications for folks in Group 1 countries are via paid training via Authorized Training Providers. The certification and the training are completely linked.
For countries in Group A, the only Authorized Training Provider is SAP itself. If you want official SAP training, you must get it from SAP; HOWEVER, anyone can take the certification exam just by signing up at a Pearson Vue center. The training and the certification are completely unlinked.
I purposely used a mixed metaphor because there is no value judgement here. There are pros and cons to each system. The Group 1 method provides a clear route for folks to get trained and certified in SAP. Also, there is healthy competition between ATPs so the cost to get trained and certified is very low (compared to Group A). As a result, there seems to be far more certified SAP resources coming from those countries. The downside is that we hear horror story after horror story of folks who have been told by unscrupulous ATPs that getting certified is all it would take to get a job. Experience is far more important than certification in getting entry level positions in the SAP world. Certification plays more of a role at the mid-level, but the ATPs have children to feed and seem to accept anyone with enough cash, regardless of whether or not that person will be able to get a job afterwards. Check out SAP Career Blog Links for some blogs on that topic (and other related topics).
The Group A method allows anyone to get certified who has enough cash, but paradoxically, I would wager that the failure rate is much higher as more folks sit for the exam unprepared. Citizens of countries in Group A tend not to see a clear route from college graduate to SAP career. The official training is so expensive, that it isn't really an option to pay for your own training and hope for a job after. In Group A countries, most of the training is taken by folks who have gotten a job first and then have the training paid for by the company who has hired them.
So, by now you have guess that you are in a Group 1 country and your friend is in a Group A country.
While not a definitive list, the last time I checked it broke down something like this:
Group 1: India, Middle Eastern, African, Asian and South American Countries (+Mexico), Eastern Europe
Group A: North American Countries (Canada + US), Western Europe. Australia
You can find an list of Training Locations and check it out country by country to look for exceptions or specific details. If you're willing to travel, then you can test any time. If you can't travel, you're stuck with finding an ATP that you can afford if you live in a Group 1 country. In the past, all ATPs offered on-site, in-person, instructor-led training. I've heard that some are moving to the eAcademy training so that they don't have to pay local instructors (but still charge essentially the same price). I'd be interested in your experience as you go through this process. I encourage you to blog every step of the way! Blog about the various offerings of each ATP and tell us what the salespeople promise you/say to you before you sign up. Contrast that to the reality of the training and the help you get after you've had the training. You will be providing a much appreciated service to all of those who come behind you.
I hope this helps clear things up. I'm basically going to cut and paste this into a FAQ blog for this topic so folks can refer to it later. This is a fairly frequent source of confusion. I could have sworn that I wrote this all up in a blog earlier, but I can't find it, so I thank you for bringing this up so I can get this properly documented. Please ask any questions you may have so I can address them in the blog when it's ready.
Best regards,
--Tom

Connection Between SAP GTS and Legacy systems

Hi GTS Experts,
Could you please let me know how to connect between SAP GTS and Legacy systems.
This is for transfer of Customers, Vendors,Materials(Products in GTS),Transaction Data.
Could you please provide any documentation on this and is it PI team will do or functional guy.
One more question:
Customer created a sales order with sold to and ship to(both contains same address) in legacy system.
Then it will be sent to SPL screening in GTS.
Now he will change ship to address and this should not be passed to SPL screening-- how to do this.
Regards,
Murali

Hi Murali,
Apart from what Dave mentioned as above, although there is no such document available apart from SAP Standard content document but its something that is very standard to other modules as well.
Actually, you need to have a middle ware like SAP PI or any non SAP Product between SAP and Non SAP Legacy system. Also, mapping should be defined well in advance in this. Then it will also involve the EDI at the SAP GTS system end and Web skills( or applicale connection skills) at the Legacy system end to ensure appropriate mapping and interchange of realistic data.
Here, I would like to know if your legacy system had already some SAP system connected to it?.
Regards,
Aman

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