System landscape planning on system i
Hi,
We have V5R4 latest AS/400 Model with 2 LPARS(Logical Partitions).Each LPAR consists 2 TB storage and 30GB RAM.
a) LPAR1 - 2TB Storage ( SB,TA,DEV,QAS) :
b) LPAR2- 2 TB Storage for Production (PRD) + HA- High Availability
Our initial plan is All Solution Manager Instances B,TA,DEV,QAS), ECC6.0 Instances
(SB,TA,DEV,QAS), Net Weaver 2004s instances (SB,TA,DEV,QAS) install on LPAR1.
Each LPARS consists 3 iASPs(Auxilarlly Storage Pool).
ASP1- SYSBASE stores all Instances(Solution Manager,ECC6.0,Netweaver 2004s) Files Systems like /usr/sap/SID-SB,TA,DEV,QAS.
ASP2- Journals : Stores all instances(Solution Manager,ECC6.0,Netweaver 2004s) recent databse changes.
ASP3 - Libraries storesStores all instances(Solution Manager,ECC 6.0,Net weaver2004s)Database informations
But We are planning to implement 2 iASPs in LPAR1 ( DEV/TR/QA )
a) ASP1 - Sysbase + journals
b) ASP2 - Database
what approach would be best for our SAP system landscape environment.
Thanks
Vara Prasad
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Not quite, Nesimi
The planning guide is clear: For each data supplier, you need a dedicated user in the central SLD.
What I do not understand is why. Why can't I get away with using the SLDDSUSER of the central SLD for all data suppliers? What difference does it make if I have a dedicated user for each data supplier in the central SLD?
I have 10 systems to send data to my central SLD and I want to avoid creating 10 different users, if it can be avoided
Regards
Andreas
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Hi,
Thank you for reporting this. The internal bug number for the issue is #2740755. The issue is currently under review and will be investigated by one of AIR team members.
Regards,
Catalin -
Hi,
I have recently completed BI 7.0 training and have the opportunity to move into a upgrade project (don't know whether it is R/3 or BW upgrade yet) to get my first BI project exposure. I am not sure what all should I check before joining the project so that I can better utlise my time in some other implementation project in case this is not an ideal choice.
Please can you advise in which case it is better - R/3 upgrade or BI upgrade in terms of getting more hands-on experience in BI and also whether a upgrade project is at all advisable as the first project. I checked some other posts and it appears that in case of R/3 upgrade there is not much work required at the BI end. Is it true ? I have lots of experience in ABAP and so want to get exposure in this new technology.
Tx,
RWhy not...this is going to be a great experience ( and since this is your first project, everything is an experience for you). Also, whether it R3 or BI, learning is going to be there for sure...
Read here:
A complete guide for Upgrading BW 3.X to SAP NetWeaver 2004s BI :
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/2e8e5288-0b01-0010-2ea8-bcd4df5084a7
A good presentation:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/8d1a0a3a-0b01-0010-eb82-99c4584c6db3
Migration strategies:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/6a19f233-0e01-0010-6593-c47af5a8df3b
Landscape planning and deployment
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/01b9395c-0e01-0010-6786-c4ee5e5d2154
Checklist for technical upgarde:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/e0c9c8be-346f-2a10-2081-cd99177c1fb9
go through this thread;
Upgrade from BW 3.x to BI 7.0
BW upgrade from 3.x to BI 7.0
Support Project: BW 3.5 to BI 7 upgrade
BI 7.0 Initial Hurdles
Thanks...
Shambhu -
SMP 3.0 (using Agentry): Requirements for Reverse Proxy
All.
We are in the process of designing our landscape for SMP 3.0, where we will expose Agentry functionality, and are currently looking at the Reverse Proxy technology to use.
From the document
Common Requirements for Reverse Proxies - Landscape Planning and Design - SAP Library
it is stated that any reverse proxy used:
Does not remove any HTTP headers.
Sets a timeout period, if used, that is greater than the timeout used by the clients.
Is this all the requirements that must be fulfilled for a reverse proxy ?
We are looking into installing a common Reverse Proxy technology, that can handle reverse proxy requirements for multiple platforms.
Hence I need to specify the requirements, in relation to SMP, for this technology.
I hope someone can help.
Thanks.
Søren Hansen.Thanks Bill and Steve.
I got it now - for Agentry support we need WebSockets.
What about everything else on SMP 3.0 ?
From this document:
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/200d7500-2605-3210-9d91-a24cfb6523ba?QuickLink=index&…
it is stated on page 4 that different technologies needs different platforms.
Application Reverse Proxy
Native Apache
Hybrid Apache
Agentry Nginx
MBO RelayServer
Is there no one Reverse Proxy platform that can act for all application types in front of SMP 3.0 ?
And what should the entire list of demands be ?
Søren Hansen -
We are an architectural company, and we use photoshop to create masterplanning, arhitectural, landscape plans. So keep in mind that theres a bunch of layers with drop shadow, textures, bevel & emboss etc in it.
We recently upgraded to CS6, our PC's are installed with Windows 7 64-bit, 16 Gb or RAM, 1 Gb NVIDIA Quadro 2000D Graphics cards.
As Graphics Support, I make sure that updates, fixes are installed and all that stuff. But still, we experience some laggy and slow performance from Photoshop. The file is 660 MB, and is set to 150 Resolution. Takes a while to open, I can understand that it might be reading all those details, but once opened you wont get a realtime response from Photoshop. This happend before but was able to fix with the update that Adobe had released.
With our PC build, I cant find any reason why would still we get this kind of performance.
Please let me know if you have some solution to this.
Thanks.CUDA is (and always will be) NVIDIA Proprietary.
Apple has made a strong commitment to OpenCL (not to be confused with OpenGL) to harness the power of every manufacturer's GPU. OpenCL will work with NVIDIA/CUDA or AMD cards.
Adobe has committed to OpenCL for the newest versions of their Premiere PRO CC software.
http://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2013/06/adobe-premiere-pro-cc-and-gpu-support .html
In my opinion it is only a matter of time before most production software supports OpenCL.
Gaming, on the other hand, may not feel that same pressure. Those guys tend to do what they want.
Any thoughts on how dramatically a second display would affect performance?
A second display does not seem to affect these cards in any sort of perceptible way. -
Good morning,
Regarding the new SLM fonctionalities integrated in the was 640, can you give us some clarifications ? :
Is it Solution Manager which is integrated in standard in the WAS 640 ?
Thanks & rgds, Isabelle BodetHi Bodet,
Solution Manager is not delivered within the SAP NetWeaver AS (formerly SAP Web AS).
SLM is an application that is delivered with SAP NetWeaver '04 J2EE (sometime called 6.40 as a technical release number). The actual functionality was delivered with SP-Stack 12.
SLM is a landscape planning tool that compliments Solution manager. It does not replace or include Solman functionality.
SLM does use information defined in the SLD - however it does require a SAP NetWeaver '04 version of the SLD (6.40) so it cannot use a SLD located within a Solution manager. The recommendation would be to use a SLD external to solman so you do not have release conflicts (like the one above).
There is a good blog by Matt Kangas on the SLM topic that has more details: /people/matt.kangas/blog/2005/07/15/test-drive-software-lifecycle-manager
I hope this helps,
Mike. -
Creation of System Landscape though SMSY and RFC connection
Hi all,
I've finished install the solution manager 4.0 with Oracle 10g running on Windows Server 2003.
i would like to know after i create the RFC connection using SM59 to my TST system which will be the system that i'd plan to monitor. The authorization test seem to be failed but others connection like connection test and remote logon seem to working fine.Please kindly advise which sort of user i need to give. I receive the message "Error Details-You are not authorized to logon to the target system (error code 1)."
And at the SMSY, i cant even see the TST system.And i don know where we should create the TST system. And i wuold like to know where i can make changes to the Technical data tab for my solution manager ipaddress,beacase it has tied up to the Microsoft loopback connection.
Please kindly assist.Thank you.
Kah FeiGo to transaction SMSY
Here, towards the left hand side you will see menu with tabs of 1. Landscape Components
2. System and Logical Components
3. Product Definitions
4. Overview
Select the second tab.
It will show list of all SAP Products available, if you are linking an SAP R/3 system to Solution Manager, then select the SAP R/3 from the list. And if you have already created the server and its details, they wil appear in the list here.
Try this out.
Thanks,
Anil Santhapuri -
Source System in an ABAP Landscape
We are relatively new to SAP. Back when we initially architected the landscape we had many consultants in, including several Platinum consultants from SAP. At the time they emphasized the special nature of the "source system" in an ABAP landscape, and how it should never be refreshed and how we should not change which system in considered the source in our landscape. "Once the source always the source."
Now we are being asked to change the source system, but we do not have the background as to why the source system is so special and why it should not be refreshed or changed.
Would you be willing to share your opinion on the matter? Pros/Cons/Costs of Changing/Costs of Refreshing.
Thank you very much.There is a SAP Note 130906 for this. Pasting few lines from note for your referance. Please ref Note for details.
Symptom
You want to copy the versions of the repository objects from one R/3 system into another, for example because you are planning to copy your production system to your development system.
Such a procedure does not correspond to the strategy recommended by SAP, to always retain the development system. -
Setting Up the System Landscape for ESS
Hello Experts,
I am implementing ESS in portal.
I am in step of defining systems in portal for ESS/MSS.
Below is link I am following from help.sap.com
[Link|http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/en/5b/76a6d7fd3a4e91bfb422405bf3e04d/frameset.htm]
In above link it is mentioned that we have to define following systems :
SAP_WebDynpro_XSS
SAP_ECC_HumanResources
SAP_ECC_Travel
SAP_ITS_XSS
SAP_BSP_EREC
Additionaly according to below Article in SDN :
[Link|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/21eb036a-0a01-0010-25a3-b2224432640a?quicklink=index&overridelayout=true]
Following additional systems must be created :
SAP_ITS_EBU Looks similar to SAP_ITS_XSS above
SAP_R3_Financials
Now the basis person in my project has handed over to me following systems :
SAP_BSP_EREC
SAP_ITS_FND Name mismatch as FND is used in place of XSS or EBU
SAP_R3_Financials
SAP_WebDynpro_ESS Name mismatch as ESS is used in place of XSS
Now below two systems are altogether missing as per first link on help.sap.com
SAP_ECC_HumanResources
SAP_ECC_Travel
Please explain if it requires to be corrected or name mismatch and missing ststems would do.
Thanking you in anticipation.All the above names that you are referring to are not necessarily separate systems.
These are system aliases for a system object created in your portal via System Administration - System landscape.
So, if you have HR and Finance on the same backend server, then you need only one system with the related system aliases.
You will need SAP_BSP_EREC only if you are planning on using E-recruitment.
Similarly, you will need SAP_ITS_XSS only if you are planning on using any ITS applications.
It is pretty straight forward to change/correct the names of your system aliases instead of changing the usage of these aliases every where else.
SAP_ECC_HumanResources is absolutely necessary.
SAP_ECC_Travel is required if you are planning on using travel and expense related applications.
Also, note that SAP_WebDynpro_XSS should be the alias of the system where your webdynpro applications are deployed (typically the same portal server)
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