SAP Netweaver - What are Usage Types?

I would just like to clarify as to what are Usage Types? What role they play in the installation of an SAP Netweaver System? Upon adding Usage Types, for instance, BI or PI, will it mean that the SAP Product that you are installing with these Usage Types will enable BI or PI to exist within the product you are installing? I would just like to deepen my knowledge with regards to this. Awards will be provided accordingly depending on the knowledge gain that will be acquired.

Hi,
Usage types are the software units to be installed and configured according to the needs.
All are present inside the s/w bundle.by checking the boxes you are enabling those services.
Suppose you want PI then u need to check the as JAVA and as ABAP.
Regards,
Spandan

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hi experts
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Hi,
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I am elaborating the routine in details here.
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Hi,
In the Plan View of the process chain maintenance screen.
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2. Save the variant and go back to the previous screen.
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3. Confirm your entries.
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4. Create a variant for a start process.
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2. b. If you choose to schedule the chain directly, enter the start date value for the chain under Change Selections and save your entries.
The Maintain Start Process screen appears again.
3. c. Save your entries, return to the previous screen and confirm your entries in the Add Start Process dialog window.
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5. Use the drag-and-drop function to insert any additional relevant processes into your process chain.
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Context Menu Entry for a Process Function Information
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Exchange Variants You can swap the variants for an existing variant or a new variant.
Display Scheduled Jobs Once the process chain is active, you can use this function to display the jobs that have been scheduled.
Display All Jobs After at least one run of the process chain, you can display, for a specific process, all of the scheduled jobs for this process and all of the jobs with which this process was run. You arrive at the job overview from where you call up the relevant job log.
Create Message You can also send messages to an application process of the chain, depending on the success or failure of the process.
1. 1. From the context menu of a process, create an additional process variant of the Send Message type.
2. 2. If you maintain a message, first specify whether you want the message to be sent when the process has been completed successfully or unsuccessfully. Then choose Next.
3. 3. You arrive at a window, in which you can select an existing process variant or create a new one.
4. 4. If you create a new process variant, edit the document that is going to be sent, and maintain a list of recipients.
5. 5. Save your process variant and go back a step.
The message process variant is now assigned to your application process. When the message is sent, the status information and the process log can also be sent.
Wait Time
You use this function only to debug a process run.
Specify how long (in seconds) you want the delay to be between one event being triggered and the next process starting.
You can capture the process by using transaction SM37 (Job Overview) or SM50 (Process Overview).
Remove Process You use this function to remove a process from a process chain.
Manage Data Target You use this function in connection with the following types of process variants
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2. deleting indexes
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The Legend explains the meaning of the different colors used to display the processes and links.
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Result
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Hope it helps.
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Can anyone explain me what is process type and process variant in process chain ?
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Hi Hari,
this is standard SAP Links, u may understand ....
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/6e/192756029db54192427cf6853c77a7/content.htm
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>
I wonder what is this?
>
The documentation you cited explains what it is? What part of the explanation is giving you trouble?
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I would be glad if anyone will explain me the function of Message type both technically and functionally.
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Thanks in advance.

Message Processing
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Message Types
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E
Error
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