Solution Manager - Create Project Directory structure

We're planning to use Solution managare for BW upgrade project and would like to maintain all the documentation (like status report, project presentation, Problem log) in SOLMAN. We would like to have directories and sub-directories so that user can select the directory to upload the document.
Could some one help me on how to create directory structure at project level? I'm familiar with business scenario option. Is it only option to load document? Can I've directory structure at project level instead of business scenario level.
Thanks,
Milind

Hi Milind,
You can create one more project for uploading and storing FS and TS.
If you don't want to use the buss scenario option.
For this new project select the components and from solar01 just create the folder manually by whatever name you want .say for e.g SD-pack1 ,pack2 etc.
Upload the files relevant to each module or so.
Please reward points if it helps.

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    They also work in close cooperation with legacy system experts, when extraction of legacy data is necessary.
    Activities in SAP Solution Manager
    The main responsibilities of the application consultant include:
    • Supporting definition and modeling of business processes
    • Checking how the business model works with the SAP products
    • Configuring the software to suit the required business processes and to meet analysis and report requirements
    • Determining the global and local standardization requirements
    • Determining requirements for organizational change in the enterprise
    • Supporting knowledge transfer to other project team members
    • Supporting organization and performance of tests
    • Defining requirements for authorization profiles and access authorizations
    • Analyzing statistical performance and passing on recommendations for improvement to support
    • Creating and developing data solutions and strategies to meet the requirements of the corresponding SAP component (for example, APO, BW, CRM)
    • Creating end user training materials for the new functions
    The application consultant is not responsible for:
    • The technical implementation of the solution
    • The programming of interfaces and other developments
    • Recurring problems with the quality of data (problems with data quality should be passed on to the project manager)
    Notes on Tailoring
    This role only contains basic functions. The following roles are available for additional authorizations:
    • SAP_BC_CUS_CUSTOMIZER contains authorizations for working with IMG activities.
    The following role is useful for the application components:
    • SAP_BC_CUS_CUSTOMIZER
    Integration
    Application consultants are responsible for the development of business content and the documentation of operative activities in accordance with the appropriate standards. The development consultant develops customer-specific programs and their authorizations.
    Development Consultant
    Technical name: SAP_SOL_BC_COMP
    Tasks
    Development consultants work with the project manager and the application consultant on the planning and organization of the authorization concept. They also perform developmental tasks and customer-specific developments.
    Activities in SAP Solution Manager
    The main responsibilities of the development consultant include:
    • Organizing authorizations
    • Developing ABAP programs, for example, interfaces, forms, or modifications
    • Working with the ABAP Workbench
    Notes on Tailoring
    The following roles are available for additional authorizations:
    • SAP_BC_DWB_ABAPDEVELOPER contains authorization for implementing new applications and enhancements and for changing and modifying standard applications using the tools and services provided in the ABAP Workbench.
    • SAP_BC_TRANSPORT_ADMINISTRATOR contains all authorizations for the Change and Transport System
    Integration
    Development consultants work for the project manager and the application consultant and carry out programming tasks, in contrast to technical consultants who act as system administrators and are responsible for installing systems and providing technical support to users.
    Technical Consultant
    Technical name: SAP_SOL_TC_COMP
    Tasks
    Technical consultants plan the technical requirements for a project with the project manager and the manager of the technical team and then carry out the required technical tasks in the system.
    Depending on the scope and complexity of the implementation, technical consultants may work in several areas, for example, system administration, database administration, network administration, operating system administration, development of cross-application components, or ABAP development.
    For international projects, technical consultants also manage consultancy in the following areas:
    Country-specific business requirements and country-specific SAP software requirements
    Language-specific or codepage-specific requirements
    Time-zone issues
    Activities in SAP Solution Manager
    The main responsibilities of the technical consultant include:
    Setting up and installing the system landscape
    Managing the system landscape and the corresponding transport landscape
    Providing support and advice in all technical questions during an implementation project
    Giving daily updates on the technical direction of the project including communicating deviations in the project
    Developing and realizing the Cutover Plan before going live
    Communicating effectively with the business process team
    Transferring knowledge effectively to employees in system administration
    In order to be able to carry out these tasks, the technical consultant should meet the following requirements:
    A sound knowledge in the areas of databases, networks, programming and Internet technology
    A sound knowledge of the SAP solutions
    Notes on Tailoring
    The following roles are available for additional authorizations:
    SAP_BC_RRR_SAA_ADMIN provides the authorization for executing all the tasks in the System Administration Assistant.
    Integration
    The technical consultant acts as a system administrator and is responsible for installing systems and providing technical support to users, in contrast to the basis consultant who works under the instruction of the project manager and the application consultant and carries out programming tasks.
    Read Authorization by Document Status
    Technical name:
    Use the specified individual role to:
    &#9679; display business process scenarios, business processes steps, etc. of your solution, in the Solution Directory.
    Integration
    Use the Solution Monitoring role SAP_SV_SOLUTION_MONITORING_DISP to display the Solution Directory and sessions in Solution Monitoring.
    Adjustment
    Adjust Roles and Profiles
    Solution Monitoring Roles
    Tasks
    Authorizations specified for the Solution Monitoring in the SAP Solution Manager:
    for the Solution Monitorin sessions, classified by the areas Operations Setup and Operations
    general individual role to display all sessions
    Display all Sessions
    general individual role to edit all sessions
    Edit all Sessions
    Activities
    Authorizations are assigned to the roles. Specify user access to the session. There are the following authorizations:
    A The user with the role has full authorization for the transaction or session.
    D The user with the role can call the transaction or session in display mode.
    N The user with the role has no authorization for the transaction or session.
    Operations Setup session authorizations
    Individual role Service Level Reporting System Monitoring Central Administration Business Process Monitoring
    SAP_SETUP_DSWP A A A A
    SAP_SETUP_DSWP_SLR A N N N
    SAP_SETUP_DSWP_SM N A N N
    SAP_SETUP_DSWP_CSA N N A N
    SAP_SETUP_DSWP_BPM N N N A
    Operations session authorizations
    Individual role Early Watch Alert Service Level Reporting System Monitoring Central Administration Business Process Monitoring
    SAP_OP_DSWP A A A A A
    SAP_OP_DSWP_EWA A N N N N
    SAP_OP_DSWP_SLR D A N N N
    SAP_OP_DSWP_SM N N A (1) N N
    SAP_OP_DSWP_CSA N N N A (1) N
    SAP_OP_DSWP_BPM N N N N A
    SAP_SV_SOLUTION_MANAGER_DISP session authorization
    Individual role Early Watch Alert Service Level Reporting System Monitoring Central Administration Business Process Monitoring
    SAP_SV_SOLUTION_ MANAGER_DISP D D D D D
    SAP_SV_SOLUTION_MANAGER session authorization
    Individual role Early Watch Alert Service Level Reporting System Monitoring Central Administration Business Process Monitoring
    SAP_SV_SOLUTION_ MANAGER A A A A A
    (1) – from Release 3.20 SP02
    Cf.:
    Overview of Roles and Profiles
    SAP Solution Manager 3.2configuration guide
    SAP note 625773
    Notes on Tailoring
    You can use and combine the individual Solution Monitoring roles individually, according to your requirements.
    Special authorizations for specific checks in individual sessions, are described in the online documentation of the sessions:
    See also:
    Set-Up Central System Administration
    Using business process monitoring
    Integration
    If you need authorization for specific areas in the SAP Solution Manager, in addition to the authorizations for Solution Monitoring, use the associated individual roles with the specific authorizations:
    Change Request Management
    Service Desk
    Service Data Control Centre
    Solution Directory
    General Administration and Display Authorization
    Technical name: SAP_SV_SOLUTION_MANAGER
    Technical name: SAP_SV_SOLUTION_MANAGER_DISP
    Tasks
    Authorizations are assigned to the roles. Specify user access to the session. The following authorizations are available for your project:
    A The user with the role has full authorization for the transaction or session.
    D The user with the role can call the transaction or session in display mode.
    N The user with the role has no authorization for the transaction or session.
    Activities in
    Both individual roles have full authorization for the sessions in their areas.
    If you only assign one of the roles to a user, the system only offers the user this area in the system interface.
    They have display authorization for other transactions, according to the requirements of the session types:
    &#9632; SDCCN (Service Data Control Centre) for SAP EarlyWatch Alert and Service Level Reporting
    &#9632; SOLMAN_DIRECTORY (Solution Directory) for business process monitoring
    Special authorization objects
    Authorization Object Activity Meaning
    D_SOL_VIEW 20 (Operations) Determines which area can be processed and displayed in the SAP Solution Manager.
    D_SOLMANBU A (Bundle ID) Restricts processing by sessions.
    &#9632; SDCCN (Service Data Control Centre) for Service Level Reporting
    &#9632; SOLMAN DIRECTORY (Solution Directory) for business process monitoring
    Special authorization objects
    Authorization Object Activity Meaning
    D_SOL_VIEW 10 (Operations Setup) Determines which area can be processed and displayed in the SAP Solution Manager.
    D_SOLMANBU A Restricts processing by sessions.
    Activities in the session type roles
    &#9679;
    Functional roles
    Role Technical name Bundle ID Further explanation
    Operations Setup
    Service Level Reporting SAP_SETUP_DSWP_SLR EWA_CUST Additional display authorization for the transaction SDCCN (Service Data Control Centre)
    System monitoring SAP_ SETUP DSWPSM SOL_MON Additional authorization to call the Solution Manager Diagnostics wizard
    Central System Administration SAP_ SETUP_DSWP_CSA SOL_CSA Authorization object S_SAA_ADMI controls authorizations for customizing
    checks.
    Business process monitoring SAP_SETUP_DSWP_BPM BPM_JOBM
    CP_BPM
    CP_BPM_R
    SOL_BPMO
    Additional display authorization for the Solution Directory
    Operations
    SAP EarlyWatch Alert SAP_OP_DSWP_EWA EW_ALERT Additional full authorization for the transaction SDCCN (Service Data Control Centre)
    Service Level Reporting SAP_OP_DSWP_SLR EW_CONS Additional display authorization for the transaction SDCCN (Service Data Control Centre)
    Central system
    administration
    SAP_OP_DSWP_CSA SOL_CSA
    System
    monitoring
    SAP_OP_DSWP_SM SOL_MON Additional authorization to call the Solution Manager Diagnostics wizard
    Business process
    monitoring
    SAP_OP_DSWP_BPM BPM_JOBM
    CP_BPM_R
    SOL_BPMO
    Additional display authorization for the Solution Directory
    &#9632;
    Adjustment
    You can adjust the roles to your requirements.
    If you also need authorization to display the Business Process MONITORING session, as well as the functional role for Service Level reporting in Operations , to check the business processes for the Service Level report, you can:
    i. copy the authorization object D_SOLMANBU into the role and adjust it to your requirements (activity: 1; bundle ID: BPM_JOBM; CP_BPM_R; SOL_BPMO)
    ii. give the user the role and adjust the authorization object D_SOLMANBU to your requirements (activity 1).
    Integration
    You can combine the functional roles with other roles in the area:
    &#9679; Service Desk
    &#9679; Change Management
    &#9679;
    If you want to create a Service Desk message from a Business Process MONITORING session, you need the role for the user in a message system , as well as the functional role for business process monitoring .
    The online documentation for the sessions describes the scenarios in more detail.
    Solution Reporting Roles
    Technical name: SAP_SOL_REP_ADMIN
    Technical name: SAP_SOL_REP_DISP
    Tasks
    The individual roles administer and display Solution Reporting.
    Activities in
    Tasks
    The specified role sets up service connections to SAP.
    Adjustment
    Adjust Roles and Profiles
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