Significance of Remote System in Console

Hi,
Please let me know what is the significance of remote system in the Console.
What are the input parameters to be given below for remote system?
Name
Code
Type
Key Generation
   From To
   Look up field
   Qualified Range.
Regards,
Priti

See the following :
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_mdm550/helpdata/en/42/ea344f106b3ee4e10000000a1553f7/content.htm">http://help.sap.com/saphelp_mdm550/helpdata/en/42/ea344f106b3ee4e10000000a1553f7/content.htm</a>
HTH,
Mark

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Remote System and Remote Key Mapping at a glance

Hi,
I want to discuss the concept of Remote System and Remote Key Mapping.
Remote System is a logical system which is defined in MDM Console for a MDM Repository.
We can define key mapping enabled at each table level.
The key mapping is used to distinguish records at Data Manager after running the Data Import.
Now 1 record can have 1 remote system with two different keys but two different records cannot have same remote system with same remote key. So, Remote key is an unique identifier for record for any remote system for each individual records.
Now whenever we import data from a Remote System, the remote system and remote key are mapped for each individual records. Usually all records have different remote keys.
Now, when syndicating back the record with default remote key is updated in the remote system that is sent by xml file format.
If same record is updated two times from a same remote system, the remote key will be different and the record which is latest contains highest remote key.
Now, I have to look at Data Syndication and Remote key.
I have not done Data Syndication but my concept tell if there is duplicate record with same remote system but different remote keys both will be syndicated back. But if same record have two remote keys for same remote system then only the default remote key is syndicated back.
Regards
Kaushik Banerjee

You are right Kaushik,
I have not done Data Syndication but my concept tell if there is duplicate record with same remote system but different remote keys both will be syndicated back.
Yes, but if they are duplicate, they needs to be merged.
But if same record have two remote keys for same remote system then only the default remote key is syndicated back.
This is after merging. So whichever remote key has tick mark in key mapping option(default) , it will be syndicated back.
Pls refer to these links for better understanding.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/uuid/80eb6ea5-2a2f-2b10-f68e-bf735a45705f
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/uuid/7051c376-f939-2b10-7da1-c4f8f9eecc8c%0c
Hope this helps,
+ An

Search for [Remote Key] and [Remote System] in Data Manager

Hello all
I would like to be able to search on the remote key and the remote system in the MDM Data Manager is that not possible? I thought I remembered seeing that possibility under the Free-Form Search but now I can't find it.
I have, however, found this in the Data Manager reference guide:
REMOTE SYSTEM AND REMOTE KEY FIELDS
MDM uses the remote systems defined in the Remote Systems table
within the MDM Console to store and maintain key mapping information
for each record or text attribute. It does this using a virtual key
mapping field that you never see in the MDM Client.
This virtual key mapping field is very much like a qualified lookup field
into a virtual key mapping qualified lookup table.
Key Mapping information stored in virtual lookup field
The Remote System and Remote Key fields are normally not visible;
however, they do appear in several places in the MDM Client.
Specifically, both fields: (1) appear in the File > Export dialogs in Record
mode for exporting value pairs; (2) are recognized by the File > Import
dialog in Record mode for importing value pairs; and (3) appear in the
Edit Key Mappings dialogs in both Record mode and Taxonomy mode,
for viewing and editing value pairs.
Is there any way to search on the value in the remote key from the Data Manager?

Not sure search i think not possible.
But you can see keys as mentioned:
Enable Key mapping in Console.
MDM Client maens MDM Data Manager.
They do appear in several places in the MDM Client or Data Manager. Three different methods to see in DM are given already below:
Specifically, both fields: (1) appear in the File > Export dialogs in Record mode for exporting value pairs; (2) are recognized by the File > Import dialog in Record mode for importing value pairs; and (3) appear in the Edit Key Mappings dialogs in both Record mode and Taxonomy mode, for viewing and editing value pairs.
BR,
Alok

"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

Unable to Edit/Remove Remote Systems using MDM 7.1

Unable to find an answer to this in either the forums or the Wiki...
Using MDM 7.1 through the SAP MDM Console 7.1.03.54
I can add a new Remote System, it comes up with the default values for the Remote System fields:
Name: New Remote System, Code: NewRemoteSystem, Type: Inbound, Key Generation: None
But I cannot modify the field values nor can I delete the Remote System.
The right-click context menu always has 'Delete Remote System' greyed out.
Nor do I see any mechanism to modify the fields' values. Moving to the Remote System Detail pane, none of the fields are edittable; I have tried left-clicking, right-clicking, double clicking, using the Edit tool bar menu - nothing lets me edit these fields.
My user account has the Admin role. Looking to the Admin role, it has Execute for all functions, and Read-Write to the Remote Systems in the Tables and Fields tab.
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Hi Andrew,
Your repository should be in unloaded state to make changes in any table whether main table, subtable, Ports, Special tables or Remote Systems table etc. As you want to make changes in your repository Remote Systems, please unload your repository->Go to Admin>Remote systems>Make necessary changes (Add/Delete/update)--> Then load repository.
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Mandeep Saini

Assign records to different remote systems in MDM

Hello Experts,
I am using qualified range to generate internal number range for vendor. The remote key & remote system details for the records are generated during syndication. My scenario is that I have couple of records in MDM for different remote systems. I want to syndicate it to the respective systems. Is there a way to identify the respective records per system with out inserting the details in "edit key mapping".
If we try specifying Remote system details in edit key mappings with a blank or specific Key value , then the qulaified number generated for vendors is overwritten with this key value mentioned in key mapping.
I need to retain both the qualified range functionality as well as tag the records to different remote systems.
Kindly advice.
Thanks and Regards,
Elizabeth.

Hi Shiv
So, i am not sure, but this all makes me feel that syndication tasks can not be executed parallel.
Your understanding here is correct since we are using here the same table for syndication process so it will be executed in steps. I mean syndication 2 has to wait until the syndication 1 ends. But the thing is that even after syndication 1 completes syndication 2 is not going to place that's the issue here.
Please find solution which tells same thing in MDM import manager context.
Can I run two Import Managers at the same time?
Yes, several instances of the Import Manager can be open concurrently. The only existing limitation though is when actual importing process starts the tables involved in the importing process are locked for write access. So if two instances of the Import Manager import to different tables then no synchronization issue occurs. If they use the same table, then the instance getting access second has to wait until the first ends.
For more details, Please refer this below link:
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/7dc6ba86-0501-0010-0b82-849437929f0d?quicklink=index&overridelayout=true
@ Elizabeth: After Syndication 1, Have you checked after sometime whether syndication2 & so-on takes place or not. I feel that Syndication for syndication 2 , syndication 3 & syndication 4 should also occur after some time as they executed one by one not parallel so will take some time. Just check and revert with result whether your workflow gets completed after some time or not.
Note: Make sure that for all these Syndications outbound ports Processing Type = Manual in Console else syndication will not occur.
Regards,
Mandeep Saini

Problem Deploying Custom Transformation Provider to Remote System

Hello Experts,
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After deploying the same PAR to both my local portal and the remote sandbox systems I can see the new service is deployed in both portals (System Administation -> Support -> Runtime -> etc..). I can also see the service registered successfully in the portal registryu2014again, in both systems.
Everything works fine on my local dev when I run code to retrieve and apply the custom transformer to source XML. The new transformer is also available when creating an XML iView. However, I cannot retrieve or use the new transformer (u201Cno such transformeru201D errors) using the same code on the remote sandbox system. Also, the new transformer is not available when using the XML iView wizard.
It seems the custom transformation provider is deploying successfully on the remote system, but the transformer is not.
Both systems are ostensibly identical, NW 7.0 EP SPS14. The credentials Iu2019m using when performing the Quick PAR Upload have Administrator/Super Admin Role privileges. (I even tried uploading the PAR directly into the portal using the Admin Console to see if that made a differenceu2026it did not).
Any ideas why a transformer would not be available after a custom transformation provider deploys without any apparent errors to the remote system?
Thanks for your time!

Hi,
I presume this issue is not that common.
Any ideas on where to look (logs) for results after a PAR is deployed to the server? I do not see any errors in the defaultTrace related to the deployment and I've looked through other logs, too. In any case, the "custom" transformation provider service appears in the portal, but I still don't see the tranformer itself.
Thanks again,
Dave

Can you clone Remote System key mappings?

We have 2 Remote Systems set up for our MDM repository with key mappings for 60 tables. I now need to add an additional Remote System which is similar to one of the existing ones, but with a few different values. Is there any way I can clone the existing one or do I have to go through all 60 tables one by one, export the info, edit it to show the new Remote System name and re-import it? I have searched the sources but can't find anything on this precise topic.
Thanks for any help you can give.
Peter Croft

Peter,
No you cannot.
Prepare a source having Just two columns ex., new Remote Keys of the system and an common identifier field in the table which you are planning to import with the data. Import it and get it to the data manager as records with just two fields(Remote Key and Common identifier). If you have the import maps already stored for the tables when you have done for the previous imports for the other two remote systems, use them and automate the importing process for this particular remote system (via port configuration in console and Data manager) for the remaining fields of the table.

Utilizing NI DAQ hardware on a remote system.

I noticed that the new version of Measurement & Automation Explorer for LabVIEW 8 now has a "Remote Systems" tab. Would this enable me to have say Computer A setup with some DAQ hardware and then utilize that hardware at Computer B over a 100 or 1000mbps ethernet network within LabVIEW?
If not, what would I need to be able to do that? I've played around with the web publishing tool, and would rather have the actual LabVIEW program running on Computer B rather then on Computer A.
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Thank you for your reply GDE [DE]!
That’s too bad. I assumed too much and thought we
were able to do something fancy.
I work at a test facility where the tests that we run are hazardous.
We have a lot of concrete walls between us and the tests that are run. We
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temperature gradients across the line can affect measurement readings.
The solution that seems apparent to me is: why don't we
read our transducer values closest to the test cells and network that
information back to the test console through a high speed gigabit network?
I was hoping that a remote data acquisition computer would
just consist of an operating system, the hardware and hardware drivers for DAQ,
and then MAX. The computers at the test console would be in charge of
actually administrating the test procedures (Digital I/O) and DAQ through the
network.
I have looked at the web features available in our license
of LabVIEW 8 Professional Developer and I'm pretty impressed with its
capabilities. The problem is I don't want to have to obtain a LabVIEW 8
license for each remote computer. It is just too expensive. I can
build executables with my developer’s license of LabVIEW 8, but I don't think
that the web server features can be built into an executable LabVIEW program
(or can they?).
Can I use this shared variables solution that you speak of
in a LabVIEW built executable?
I hope that I have provided enough information about my
problem to help stimulate some possible solutions and more discussion. I
really appreciate the help that these forums provide and hope that I am able to
give back to this community.
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Key genaration for remote system

Hi,
I want to genarate number ranges for remote system like
a100 to z999.
But in Console its allowing me to enter only numaric values only.
could you please suggest me to achive this functionality.
Thanks in Advance.
Kiran.G

Hi Kiran,
I want to genarate number ranges for remote system like
a100 to z999.
But in Console its allowing me to enter only numaric values only.
could you please suggest me to achive this functionality.
If in Console, you are not able to put in Alpha numeric Numbers, then I can suggest you a workaround.
If you want to get the range a100 to z999,
then only take the numeric part in the range.
Try using an Assigment in the Data Manager. And Concatenate the Alplanumeric part to the numeric part.
I am not sure, whether it will work. But still try out.
Hope it helps.
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Connecting MDM to Remote System

Hello,
I was brought on-site to an MDM assignment that is connected to an SAP 4.7 system. The client is now upgrading to ECC 6.0 and I am going to be in charge of pointing the MDM system from 4.7 to 6.0.
I am not sure where to start or where to look to figure out how to create a new connection to a remote system. I have looked in the Console Ref. Guide, the MDM Master Guide, and a few other places.
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Edited by: Nichole Smith on Jul 26, 2010 5:52 PM

HI Nichole
the remote system defined in MDM is only the logical system and ports are defined pertaining to the remote system defined. This has in turn no dependencies on related landscape.
So no changes required at MDM side. (If you can continue with the existing system name for ECC).
If not change the remote system name in MDM first with the correct logical name.
In the PI system landscape and also ECC we need to define the logical systems matching/pointing to MDM defined remote systems.
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Remote Access Management Console - configuration issue with Network Location Server

2012 Std R2
The remote Access management console operation status shows all green except for network location server .
Error: There is no response from the network location server URL. DirectAccess connectivity might not work as expected, and DirectAccess clients located inside the corporate network might not be able to reach internal resources.
Resolution listed as:
1. Configure the network location server on a server that is highly available to clients on the internal network.
2. If the network location server is running on the Remote Access server, ensure that IIS is running, and that the URL is available.
The remote access server is located on this server. IIS is running. What URL: show I be looking at?
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l also am getting a remote access error for IPV6, could this be a cause:
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2.
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This along with a TCP/IP reset using the netsh command:
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Remote access to console output ?

Hello
Is there a possibility to observe console output over network ? I'm mean,
that I'm developing something on remote computer, but don't see WL console
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WL console.
Rgds, Waldek

Install VNC server on your weblogic server and put VNC Client on your pc. Its sort
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You can find the software at
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
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"Kumar Allamraju" <[email protected]> wrote:
OK . I think there's a confusion here.
When i say console i mean 6.0 admin console, that can be accessed via
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"Waldemar Thiel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3ae920c6$[email protected]..
Console can be accessed via browser. So i don't see a reason whyyou
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Weblogic.Console) ?
Rgds, Waldek

Syndicating based on Addition of a Remote System Key

Hi
We have a distributed system syndication scenario where we need to syndicate a record automatically when a remote system key is added to an existing harmonized record in MDM. By adding the Remote System Key, it essentially means the remote system is 'subscribing' to the new harmonized record.
Is there any way to fire off a syndication event when a new remote system key is added to a record? It seems that MDM currently only flags a record as ready to be syndicated when a value changes in one of the fields of that record - it doesn't seem to identify the addition of a new system key to the record as a change to the record.
Thanks for your assistance in advance.

Hi Ravi
Thanks for the reply. The current view is that we were going to add it manually as a remote system key mapping, as the material record would already exist and would have been harmonized in mdm - so no need to add it through an import map. The scenario is that the master record already exists and another system wishes to also receive this record. Any thoughts on what options do we have if we go this approach?
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Thanks
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Remote system disconnected after installing MAX 4.7.3

Hello!
This topic is related to the topic you can find here.
In order to repair the Regional Settings issue in Windows (XP in my case) I used the System Configuration 1.1.3 update and it seems to work. I changed the Regional Settings to my local and installed the update. Silverlight does not crash anymore, so that is fixed. However, this created a new issue:
Now my remote devices (NI-1742 and NI-1746) status is always "disconnected". The devices are connected to a different subnet than the development computer. Pinging their IPs showed that they are there. I can connect to the cameras using the Real-time Project. However, in MAX the remote system status remains "disconnected". I tried to delete and re-create the devices in MAX but that did not work either.
I also tried the latter with Windows firewall on and off and updated the software with NI Update Service. On an another computer, which has not had the update yet, I can connect to and modify the devices.
In addition, I completely reinstalled the development system, but the issue persists.
Kind regards,
Mart
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hey Mart,
It looks like this may be related to a possible bug introduced in MAX 4.7.3. I've uploaded Juurma.zip to our FTP site. Please obtain this .zip file by navigating to ftp://ftp.ni.com/outgoing.
This .zip file contains a patched version of mxRmCfg.dll. First, close all NI software and stop the NI System Web Server service and all its dependencies (you can get to your services by going to Start->Run and typing in services.msc). Then, navigate to this directory: C:\Program Files\National Instruments\Shared\MAX\Bin
You will need to rename the existing mxRmCfg.dll to mxRmCfg.bak, and copy the new version to that location. Restart your system, open MAX, and see if you can connect to and view your targets.
If this resolves your issue, PLEASE post back in this thread indicating as much. If not, let us know and we'll continue to investigate. Note that items on our FTP server will be removed after 48 hours, so let me know if you're unable to get that file in time
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National Instruments R&D

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