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Part 3 : SAP Solution Manager 7.2 SR1 (+ SPS03) : [iii] Support Pack Stack 03 Installation

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Hello Friends,


Welcome back gain


You have followd previous blog


Lets start SUM process for JAVA

For help : Things You need to know MSSQL/Windows: SUM Tool 1.0 Support Pack 16


Run SUM tool for JAVA login to system with <sidadm> user

 

Command to run SUM : - STARTUP.BAT confighostagent jvm6

 

Open : http://HOSTNAME:128/lmsl/sumjava/SXJ/index.html

 

 

Provide Password

 

Provide Stack.xml

 

Continue

 

Provide J2EE_ADMIN user

 

Continue

 

Verify and continue

 

Provide JCE policy file

Continue

Wait till process complete

 

Next

 

Next

 

Summary

 

Send information to SAP

 

Complete process

 

Once you complete JAVA support Pack Stack 03 installation now its time to make system ready for basic system configuration such as- New Client, Profile Parameters & UME

 

Lets go to next document to configure system

 

Thank you for reading

Yogesh


Part 4 : SAP Solution Manager 7.2 SR1 (+ SPS03) : New Client, Profile Parameters & UME

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Hello Friend,

 

You have your SAP Solution Manager ready for next step. You successfully upgraded your system following document

 

Now its time to make system ready for New Client, Profile Parameters & UME

 

Solution Manager Client

 

In my example I have SAP Solution Manager client 300

 

 

 

Make sure you set profile parameter login/no_automatic_user_sapstar = 0 in order to login new client

 

Perform client copy SAP_CUST

 

And SAP_USER

 

Your client is ready for next step.

 

 

ABAP Profile Parameters

 

Before making any changes to profile parameters make sure you have configured PHYS_MEMSIZE parameters for your ABAP system

You need to consider following for memory allocation

 

  • - SQL server memory allocation
  • - JAVA system memory allocation
  • - Wily Introscope memory allocation
  • - Operating System memory allocation
  • - ABAP system memory allocation

 

2048519 - Profile parameters for SAP Solution Manager 7.2

 

abap/buffersize

500000

abap/shared_objects_size_MB

350

csi/enable

0

icm/host_name_full

 

icm/server_port_<X>

***

login/accept_sso2_ticket

1

login/create_sso2_ticket

2

rdisp/elem_per_queue

4000

rdisp/max_wprun_time

3600

rsdb/cua/buffersize

10000

rsdb/ntab/entrycount

30000

rsdb/ntab/ftabsize

60000

rsdb/ntab/irbdsize

15000

rsdb/obj/buffersize

50000

rsdb/obj/max_objects

20000

rtbb/buffer_length

60000

sap/bufdir_entries

10000

system/type

 

zcsa/db_max_buftab

10000

zcsa/presentation_buffer_area

20000000

zcsa/second_language

E

zcsa/table_buffer_area

100000000

 

Add following parameters to ABAP instance profile

 

ABAP Instance

icm/server_port_0 = PROT=HTTPS,PORT=5$(SAPSYSTEM)01,TIMEOUT=60,PROCTIMEOUT=3600

icm/server_port_1 = PROT=SMTP,PORT=25,TIMEOUT=120,PROCTIMEOUT=120

icm/server_port_2 = PROT=HTTP,PORT=5$(SAPSYSTEM)00,TIMEOUT=60,PROCTIMEOUT=3600

ssl/client_ciphersuites = 902:HIGH

 

JAVA SSL and Profile Parameter


Add profile parameter to java SCS profile


ms/server_port_1 = PROT=HTTPS,PORT=444$$

 

 

Navigate to \usr\sap\<SID>\J<XX>\sec. Create an empty text file and save it as ticket (no extension). That's it. Without this, SSL will not function.

 

For more information follow link

 

 

 

Copy SAPSSLS.pse and ticket file from java instance and paste in to SCS instance sec directory

 

SAP Help links

 

https://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw74/helpdata/en/a2/f9d7fed2adc340ab462ae159d19509/frameset.htm

 

https://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw74/helpdata/en/09/392712944fc6478c9f1ff198b6b0a7/content.htm?frameset=/en/8d/cb71b8046e6e469bf3dd283104e65b/frameset.htm&current_toc=/en/cd/a3937849b043509786c5b42171e5d3/plain.htm&node_id=13

 

Open SSL login to to NWA

 

You will be seen as below

Configure pors as below

 

UME

 

 

Login to NWA and open Configuration >> Infrastructure >> Destinations

 

 

Change RFC Destination UMEBackendConnection to SAP ABAP client 300 from 001

 

UME configuration completed.


 

SAP Roles

 

Create Java role

 

1776467 - Step 'Maintain Users' shows error 'User <user_name> is not allowed to perform this request. Check SAP Note 1647157'

 

1647157 - How to Set up Access to the SPML Service on AS Java

 

Assign this role to J2EE_ADMIN user

 

Restart SAP systems (ABAP + JAVA)

 

You will see access points as below for your system

 

 

 

Now you have system ready for  SAP Support Pack correction Notes 03 SPS

 

Thank you for reading

Yogesh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Part 5 : SAP Solution Manager 7.2 SR1 (+ SPS03) : Solution Manager 7.2 SP Stack 03: recommended corrections

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Hello Friends,

 

You have finished steps in previous blog

 

Your system is ready for SAP solution Manager Support Pack Stack 03 corrections

 

Ref: 2328482 - Solution Manager 7.2 SP Stack 03: recommended corrections

 

Download SAP notes as below

 

2207387 - Unified rendering for SAP_UI 750

SAP Note

SAP Note text

Valid up to SAP_UI Support Package

2351886

Corrections for unified rendering up to SAP_UI 750/04 II

4

2351884

Corrections for unified rendering up to SAP_UI 750/04 IIa

4

2341570

Corrections for unified rendering to SAP_UI 750/04 If

4

2341569

Corrections for unified rendering up to SAP_UI 750/04 Ie

4

2341568

Corrections for unified rendering up to SAP_UI 750/04 Id

4

2341567

Corrections for unified rendering up to SAP_UI 750/04 Ic

4

2341566

Corrections for unified rendering up to SAP_UI 750/04 Ib

4

2341565

Corrections for unified rendering up to SAP_UI 750/04 Ia

4

 

 

Apply SAP notes in system

 

2263899 - PFCGMASSVAL: Consideration of SCC4 setting

2276832 - PFCG: Invalid URL prevents transfer of role data

2183425 - Problems during maintenance of services in role menu

2343851 - Wrong update needed flag in step apply recent corrections

2340677 - Solman Setup System Preparation , Step Define System Role inconsistency with advanced option texts.

 

Perform manual activity first for SAP note: 2312443 - Runtime-Error on raising FBI_CREATE event.

 

------------------------------------------------------------------------

|Manual Activity |

------------------------------------------------------------------------

|VALID FOR |

|Software Component SAP_BS_FND                                      |

| Release 747 Until SAPK-74711INSAPBSFND |
------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

Apply SAP note 2312443 - Runtime-Error on raising FBI_CREATE event.

 

If you are using scenario "My SAP EarlyWatch Alert Reports" please implement note

 

2348622 - SAPUI5 upgrade to version 1.38.6 - http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-62574

2348629 - UI2 & USHELL upgrade to version 1.38.6 for UI Add-On 2.0 (SC: UI_700, SAP_UI 750)

 

 

To find version you have installed: http://host:port/sap/public/bc/ui5_ui5

 

Run SGEN for your system

 

 

 

Now next step is to Download and Install WILY in to your SAP solution Manager server

 

 

Thank you for reading

Yogesh

Part 6 : SAP Solution Manager 7.2 SR1 (+ SPS03) : WILY 10.1 Installation

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Hello Friends,

 

You have successfuly applied SPS03 corrections

 

Download Wily from service market place

 

 

 

To download the third party external component package files:

  1. Go to http://opensrcd.ca.com/ips/osgi/
  2. Download the following files from the subdirectory introscope_10.1.0.0

 

- eula.txt

- osgiPackages.v10.1.0.15.windows.zip

 

Extract WILY INTROSCOPE ENTPR MGR 10.1. SAR file and copy eula.txt and osgiPackages.v10.1.0.15.windows.zip in to same folder

 

Change installer.properties file for your installation path

 

 

edit ca-eula.txt

 

edit eula.txt

 

Run introscope10.1.0.15windowsAMD64SAP.exe

 

Wait till process run completes

 

Check log for Wily installation log

usr/sap/ccms/apmintroscope/install/Introscope_<version>_InstallLog.log

 

Example : E:\usr\sap\ccms\apmintroscope\install\ Introscope_10.1.0.15_InstallLog.log

 

 

Stop wily service “IScopeEM”

 

 

 

Extract Wily Management Module

 

Paste Management modules folder in to WILY installation folder

 

 

 

Start wily service “IScopeEM”

 


Check http://fqdn:8081/sapdashboard/

 

 

 

Users and its password

Admin – Admin89

Guest – guest12

 

 

Your Wily is installed successfully

 

 

Your Wily is configured successfully

 

Now next step is to configure SLD

 

Continue reading my next blog for system configuration

 

Thnak you for reading

Yogesh

Part 7 : SAP Solution Manager 7.2 SR1 (+ SPS03) : SLD Configuration

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Hello Friends,

 

My previous blog is for installing Wily Introscope

 

Once your system is up and running first thing you need to do is configuring SLD in SAP Solution Manager (If you are using local SLD)

 

In order to configure SLD login to NWA and go to Configuration >> Scenarios >> Configuration Wizard

 

 

Open Functional Unit Configuration UI

 

Select System Landscape Directory and click Enable Automatically

 

 

Provide password for users

 

Continue Setup a new local SLD

 

Wait till process complets

 

Once your SLD is ready upgrade CR content

 

Upgrade CR content as per SAP note: 669669 - Update of SAP System Component Repository in SLD

 

 

Once your CR Content upgrade finish - Choose Administration -> Settings -> Server Configuration, choose the Perform Role Mapping button and confirm.

 

 

Confirm

 

 

Now your SLD is ready for SAP Solution Manager system

 

Next step is to configure SAP solution Manager system

 

Thank you for reading

Yogesh

Part 8 : SAP Solution Manager 7.2 SR1 (+ SPS03) : Install the Diagnostics Agent 7.45

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Hello Friends,

 

You have SLD up and running now Document

 

Now its time to install SAP Diagnostic Agent and configure it with SLD and register it in SAP Solution Manager

 

Start SWPM and navigate to General Option >> Diagnostics in SAP Solution Manager >> Install - Diagnostics Agent with 7.45 Kernal

 

Note: Make sure you have kernal DVD available (You already have it at the time of SPS 03 upgrade)

 

Provide Media files as required for installation

 

Provide your SAP Solution Manager host name (Local Server name)

 

Provide Instance name

 

Make sure you select Local Domain as for users

 

Provide Instance number

 

SLD Destination : Select Register in Existing Central SLD and Use HTTPS

 

 

Provide SLD connection information

 

 

Connection to solution manager is also HTTPS

 

Provide hostname and port of your solution manager

 

Note: We previously configured P4SEC port : Adding in in SCS  profile

Note: Please remove username and password

 

Wait till installation finish

 

 

Once installation complet open : JAVA https://host:port/smd/AgentAdmin

 

You will see one agent is waiting to be connected under Non-authanticates Agents

 

Go to Non-authanticates Agents TAB and first Update Agents

 

 

After update comnplete Trust Agents

 

Filally you will find 1 agent online as below

 

Now next step to Configure SAP Solution Manager system

 

Please continue reading next blog

 

Thank you for reading

Yogesh

SAP Solution Manager 7.2 - SAP Support Portal Connectivity - New Communication Channels

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Purpose

 

Functioning data communication between the customer SAP Solution Manager system and the SAP Support Portal is the foundation of almost all SAP Solution Manager services and applications. The SAP Solution Manager platform, architecture and infrastructure is one of the core crucial components of the entire SAP Support organization. The ability to connect remotely and exchange data worldwide between the customer SAP Solution Manager and the SAP Support backend environment at any time in a secure, reliable and controlled way is one of the key differentiators of SAP to its competitors.

 

 

Overview

 

With SAP Solution Manager 7.2 there is a new infrastructure for the data exchange between your SAP Solution Manager system and the SAP Support Portal. The setup of this new infrastructure is done in SAP Solution Manager setup procedure (tcode SOLMAN_SETUP), Mandatory Configuration, System Preparation, step 3.2 - Support Hub Connectivity. In SAP Solution Manager 7.1 only RFC calls were used to transfer data, in SAP Solution Manager 7.2 these RFC calls will be replaced with HTTPS calls step by step.

The new channels support:

  • asynchronous and synchronous processes to optimize local and remote resource consumption
  • the entire communication is based on standard HTTPS protocol
  • use state-of-the-art end-to-end encryption methods
  • full support of Webproxy or SAPRouter connections when highest security claims are required

An overview on the building blocks, a description with detailed background information as well as a trouble shooting guide can be found in knowledge base article 2359837.

 

 

Block Diagram

 

CommunicationChannels.png

 

 

Related SAP Notes and Knowledge Base Articles

 

510007:  Setting up SSL on Application Server ABAP

2289984: Configure the synchronous Communication Channel

Expert Filters in Cross-Database Comparison

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With the new release of Solution Manager 7.2, a new feature called Expert Filters was introduced in the Cross-Database Comparison (CDC) application. Expert Filters introduce new options for filtering including filter sets and simple aggregations.

 

 

Motivation

The CDC application is used to compare data sources with a complex structure or hierarchy across different systems. By doing so, you check whether the data between source and target system is consistent, for example, whether updates in the source system have been correctly replicated to the target system. Examples of complex data sources are sales orders with several items or a master data records distributed across several tables. You can read more about CDC here.

 

In customer engagements, several additional requirements regarding filtering functionality in CDC arose. As an example, after the first run of a new CDC comparison, the customer recognized combinations of entries in the source systems which should not be part of the comparison. Up until now, it was not possible to exclude multiple combinations of field values from the selection in the source system. Filter sets now introduced with Expert Filters will fulfill this requirement.

 

 

Prerequisites

Expert Filters are available for source types ABAP (generated ABAP extractor function module), ABDY (generic ABAP extractor function module), ADBC (remote database connection) and HANA (HANA database). Solution Manager 7.2 SP03 is recommended.

 

 

Example

John is a business manager who would like to check the system landscape for data consistency. In detail, he would like to check if the Business Partners between ERP and CRM are replicated. In the last weeks, there were several consistency issues related to a specific set of Business Partners.

 

After checking the consistency issues, Jane from the IT department identifies that two sets should be checked: Business Partners with type Person and Partner Type 0001 and Business Partners with type Organization and Partner Type 0002. She starts setting up the CDC comparison in Solution Manager.

 

Jane decides to use the generic ABAP extractor (ABDY) as both source systems ERP and CRM are ABAP-based.

 

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After entering the connection details she sets up the data model. The tables CDC_DEMO_BUT000 and CDC_DEMO_KNA1 will be used. The data contained in fields CDC_DEMO_BUT000~PARTNER and CDC_DEMO_KNA1~KUNNR should be compared to see whether every business partner exists in the other system. Furthermore Jane adds the fields TYPE and KIND in the CRM source system to fulfill the filter requirement.

 

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Now Jane marks both fields as Variable Filters of type “STRING for character-like”. After marking both fields as variable filters, Jane sees the known filter maintenance in the comparison above the data model.

The Expert Filters functionality is only available for Variable Filters, not for Fixed Filters.

 

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In order to maintain Expert Filters, she will switch the user interface by pressing button “Expert Mode”.

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The new maintenance for Expert Filters is based on the original filter maintenance. You have several options to define the filter. The filter value can now be selected with a value help which access the source system directly and returns the values for the selected filter field.

In order to define the two sets of values for the Business Partners, Jane will use the Filter Set functionality introduced with Expert Filters.

 

In the Expert Filters maintenance, a new column was introduced called “Set”. Using this column, you can define filter sets which were already mentioned in the motivation of this blog. Filter sets can be used to group individual filters. Depending on the grouping, the individual filters will be evaluated differently during the comparison run.

 

In the simple filters mode, all filters are combined using the logical OR operator. In case of all filters being defined as exclusions (f.e. filter is defined as include (I) not equal (NE)), the filters will be combined using the logical AND operator. With the Expert Filters, the individual filters of one filter set are combined using the logical AND operator. The filter sets will be combined using the logical OR operator. In case of exclusion in all filters defined, the filter sets will be combined using the logical AND operator.

Jane will define two Filters Sets (0001 and 0002) according to the requirement she initially created.

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During the comparison run, the maintained filter logic will select Business Partners from CRM source system which are of type Person (“1”) and have Partner Type 0001. Furthermore the logic selects Business Partners of type Organization (“2”) and Partner Type 0002. Business Partners with type Person and Partner Type 0002 will not be selected.


When running the comparison and checking the result, Jane recognizes that the correct Business Partners are selected. She hands over the comparison to John. John now uses the comparison to monitor the data consistency.


In addition, John has another use case for a comparison. He would like to monitor the replication of Contracts between CRM and ERP. The Contracts are stored with a version in CRM and only the latest version is replicated to ERP. Therefore the comparison should compare the latest version from CRM to the Contract stored in ERP. Furthermore only specific types of Contracts are replicated from CRM to ERP.


With this requirement, Jane starts to setup the comparison. Again, she uses Expert Filters and defines two filter sets. Furthermore in order to model the requirement to only compare the latest version, Jane uses the aggregate functionality introduced with Expert Filters.


As an additional feature, the aggregates maximum and minimum can be used as filter values in Expert Mode. In order to use an aggregate, the keyword $MAX (or $MIN) has to be used in the filter value. During the comparison run, the aggregate value for the individual filter will be calculated and afterwards used in the extraction from the source system.

 

The aggregates will be selected depending on the key. Please find the example below to demonstrate the logic.

 

KeyValue
111000
212000
31300
42500
522500
623000

 

Using the aggregate maximum ($MAX) on field Value in a filter set together with Key equal to 1 will return line 2. When using the minimum aggregate ($MIN) and Key 2, the line 4 will be returned.

 

In case you require more sophisticated aggregations in you comparison, I would recommend to read the upcoming blog about the Aggregates functionality introduced with Solution Manager 7.2.

Jane will use the maximum aggregate ($MAX) together with the Contract type in a filter set. This will restrict the comparison on CRM side to only select the latest version of the Contracts and then compare them to ERP.

 

 

Links

For more information regarding Data Consistency Management, please use the following links to reach the DCM wiki and the DCM blogs.


Data Consistency Management Wiki


Data Consistency Management Blog



Requirements Management Scenario: Transfer the IT Requirement to a Project

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This blog describes a use case that was an essential topic during my discussions with the DSAG at a time when the Requirements Management process was built.

 

Transfer a Requirement to a Project

Consider the following case: A business requirement was created by the LoB. It was approved by the business manager and to be evaluated by the IT department.

During validation the solution architect analyzes and concludes that this is a very large requirement. For example, the requirement would include a new software release, which affects multiple systems in the customer's landscape. In short, it is a project.

IT analyzes the requirement and approves its execution. However, further on in the process, the requirement is too complex to be handled solely by filling out a list of scope items in the IT Requirement and creating a list of change documents. The team responsible decides to use ITPPM for project management. They define the tasks and create IT Requirements, Requests for Change, and change documents from the tasks. So now it would be convenient to have a status available that defines that the previous IT Requirement is handled by a project and closes the flow.

 

Transfer to Project.png

In the following section, let's take a look at how you can customize this functionality, which sets the IT Requirement to a Transferred to RfC status and creates a new IT Requirement. At the same time, this new IT Requirement is assigned to the Business Requirement as a follow-up document. I will also show you how to do the Customizing of setting a status Requirement Transferred to Project.

The screenshots always refer to a ZMIR created from a ZMBR.

 

There are several parts to be customized:

  1. In the status profile, create the new status and authorization key for Transfer to Project.
  2. Adopt the status of the Business Requirement
  3. Create the PPF action and conditions to set the status.
  4. Change Request Management Framework Customizing:
    1. Define status attributes
    2. Actions
    3. Consistency checks
    4. Predecessor status
  5. ITPPM Integration (optional): Map task status to transaction status
  6. Update roles

 

In the status profile, create the new status and authorization key for Transfer to Project.

First create an authorization key for the new status.

Menu.png

authorization key.png

Then maintain the status Transferred to Project (here E0014).

status profile.png

Double-click the newly added status Transferred to Project and maintain the following transaction control.

transaction control 1.png


Adapt the status of the Business Requirement.

Adapt the highest value of the status that is marked.

Adopt status profile for BR.png


Create the PPF action and conditions to set the status

For a more detailed description of where to click, please join the SAP Community Network here.

Create the PPF action by copying it from another PPF action, which sets a user status, for example, <transaction type>_CLOSED.

The PPF action here is named ZMIR_TRANSFER_TO_PROJECT.

PPF Action - transfer to project 1.png

Apply the Customizing as displayed below:

PPF Action - transfer to project 2.png

The PPF action should have a PPF action container element USER_STATUS with the value E0014.

PPF Action transfer to Project 3.png

Add the schedule PPF condition for this action as follows:

PPF condition Transfer to project.png

Change Request Management Framework Customizing

There are some Customizing activities to be done in the Change Request Management Framework settings.

Define status attributes

Customize the new user status.

status attributes.png

Actions

If you are using ITPPM integration, customize SET_STA_TASK as well.

charm action.png

Define that the actions are executed as late actions.

late action.png


Consistency Checks

It checks that the task statuses of the predecessors are not locked before they are set.

Check consistency.png

Predecessor Status

The IT Requirement reaches the status Transferred to Project and sets the Business Requirement to status Completed.

It might be of advantage to you to introduce a new status on the Business Requirement reflecting the transfer to project.

Set predoc for ZMBR.png


Map Task Status to Transaction Status

This defines which task status should be set when the IT Requirement reaches the new status.itppm.png

Update Roles

Be aware that the authorizations might not be complete. In any case, if you use changed standard roles,

you have to check what needs to be adapted. This can be solved by an authorization trace.

The solution architect / requirements manager requires the authorization to set the status Transferred to Project in

the IT Requirement.

This includes the following:

B_USERSTAT with BERSL = 'ZMIR_14', ACTVT = '01', OBTYP = ' ', 'COH', 'COI' and  STSMA = '<transaction type >HEAD'

The solution architect / requirements manager needs the authorization to set the status Completed or another specific status for reflecting the transfer to project.

This includes the following:

B_USERSTAT with BERSL = 'SMBR_10', ACTVT = '01', OBTYP = ' ', 'COH', 'COI' and  STSMA =

'<transaction type >HEAD'


What you get

In the IT Requirement, you are now able to select Transfer to Project when it has the status Submitted for Implementation.

Transfer.png

After saving, the status is set to Transferred to Project and the Business Requirement has the status Completed.Set to Transferred to Project.png


Solution Manager 7.2 SP03 upgrade Experience

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Hello All,

 

Greetings to all from my blog ...

 

Recently I had completed Solman 7.2 SP03 upgrade with both MOVE DB & KEEP DB scenarios. So, thought of bringing it up to SCN audience so as to add a cap in upcoming project challenges. Through out this blog, I will try to give you a complete understanding of the scenario is which upgrades were done in first phase and then in second phase I will depict all key points & important prerequisites which must need to be taken care of well in advance.

 

Scenario 1:

 

Source Solution Manager version: SOLMAN 7.1 SP 14

Target Solution Manager Version : SOLMAN 7.2 SP 03

 

DB : ASE DB 16.0 (Linux)

Application : Windows 2008 R2 SP01

 

Process followed for this upgrade : As above scenario has ASE DB , so it doesn't support MCOD functionality , hence have gone with MOVE DB option for splitting upgraded dual stack ASE DB into two instances each for ABAP & JAVA stacks.

 

Scenario 2:

 

Source Solution Manager version: SOLMAN 7.1 SP 14

Target Solution Manager Version : SOLMAN 7.2 SP 03

 

DB : DB2  (HP Unix)

Application : Windows 2008 R2 SP01

 

Process followed for this upgrade : DB2 database supports MCOD functionality , hence we have used KEEP DB option for DUAL STACK handling after completion of SP03 upgrade. Please note that if you have planned for HANA migration then you can go with MCOD scenario or else Multi-Tenant system can also be adhered , however for multi tenant you need to split dual stack with MOVE DB option first & then can go with Multi Tenant . (* Experts advice over here is most welcome).


Key Points To Be Taken Care Of :


1. Use latest SUM Guide : https://support.sap.com/sltoolset   >  System Maintenance > Software Update Manager (SUM) 1.0 SP17  > Guides


2. Use latest Dual Stack Split Guide : https://support.sap.com/sltoolset    > System Provisioning >  Split Option > Guide for Systems Based on SAP NW 7.0 / 7.0 EHPs > (Select OS type)


3. Read 2227300 note two to three times ( as I am a slow runner , hence I prefer to go two to three times to understand properly)


4. Perform kernel upgrade to latest level before upgrade.


5. ST-TST, ST-QCA, ST-TAO, ST-OST, or ST-SPA, should not be installed in your SAP Solution Manager 7.1 till SP02 , however from SP03, ST-TST is compatible.


6. Always select SAP_UI to 750 as it's having dependency with ST component . If you select SAP_UI to 740 as per Maintenance Planner recommendation then you can upgrade solution manager only till SP02 , but not to SP03.


7. Open SCS port <39XX>  from DB host to JAVA CI host [It's required if you change JAVA CI host or JAVA DB host].


8. Apply all relevant prerequisite notes as per recommendations mentioned in SUM guide & 2227300 note.


9. I would suggest to make a excel tracker with all prerequisite steps mentioned in SUM guide and 2227300 note and follow . One of the screen shot of such tracker used in our case :

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Hope this information would help you all in your forthcoming upgrades !! Please let me know your views & concerns to make this blog more helpful.

 

Thanks & Regards,

Nilutpal.

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