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ADM110
Installation of SAP Systems
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EXERCISES AND SOLUTIONS
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Course Version: 10
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Contents
Unit 1: Overview and Architecture of SAP Systems
No exercises
Unit 2: Preparation for Installation
1 Exercise 1: Prepare the Installation (Part 1)

7 Exercise 2: Prepare the Installation (Part 2)
Unit 3: Installation of SAP Solution Manager
9 Exercise 3: Install the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 System

17 Exercise 4: Install an Additional Application Server
Unit 4: Planning for Installation
No exercises
Unit 5: Installation of SAP ERP Central Component – Application Server

(AS) ABAP
22 Exercise 5: Install an SAP ERP Central Component 6.06 System
Unit 6: Installation of SAP Employee and Manager Self Services (SAP

XSS) – Application Server (AS) Java
29 Exercise 6: Install an SAP XSS 6.06 System
Unit 7: Post-Installation Activities
37 Exercise 7: Stop, Start, and Log on

40 Exercise 8: Apply a Kernel Patch
42 Exercise 9: Check and Install SAP License
44 Exercise 10: Adapt RFC Connection SAPOSS and Install, Configure,
and Start an SAProuter
47 Exercise 11: Configure TMS
49 Exercise 12: Import and Change Profile Parameters
51 Exercise 13: Configure Operation Modes
54 Exercise 14: Schedule Standard Jobs
56 Exercise 15: Perform a client copy
60 Exercise 16: Check the Installation
62 Exercise 17: Start the SAP Load Generator
Unit 8: Installation of SAP GUI
No exercises
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Unit 2
Exercise 1
Prepare the Installation (Part 1)
Business Example
You want to prepare the installation of an SAP system. For this reason, you need to check for
the installation DVDs, JCE Policy Files, and use the prerequisite checker to check hardware
and software requirements.
Task 1
Check whether the installation DVDs are available.
1. Logon to the operating system of your server using the Remote Desktop Connection. To
logon to your host, use the host name, user name, and password provided by your
instructor.
Note:
Use a terminal service client to connect to your host.
The installation DVDs are located at D:\ADM110_NEW.
Task 2
Prepare the installation by installing the JDK and setting the JAVA_HOME variable.
1. Install the JDK to D:\j2sdk.

You will find the j2sdkfb-1_4_2_<patch level>-windows-amd64.exe installation file in the
folder D:\ADM110_NEW\Inst_Additional\01_Java_SDK of your host.
2. Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to the installed Java home directory D:\j2sdk.
Hint:
Follow the instructions given in the concept ‘Environment Variables’.
Task 3
Check whether the JCE Policy Files are on your host.
1. Check that the JCE Policy Files are available in folder D:\ADM110_NEW\Inst_Additional
\02_JCE_Policy_File.
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Task 4
Use the prerequisite checker to check the hardware and software requirements.
1. Start SAPinst.
You may find the sapinst.exe file at D:\ADM110_NEW\ECE_606_ASE\
BSNW703_IM_SYB_BS7I2011_ABAP_NW703_Master\DATA_UNITS
\BS2011_IM_WINDOWS_X86_64_SYB.
Note:
Refer to PREREQUISITE_CHECK_DATA.XML file at D:\ ADM110_NEW
\Inst_Additional\Prerequisites_Check_SAP_Note_0855498 for the
prerequisite checks.

Unit 2
Solution 1
Business Example
You want to prepare the installation of an SAP system. For this reason, you need to check for
the installation DVDs, JCE Policy Files, and use the prerequisite checker to check hardware
and software requirements.
Task 1
Check whether the installation DVDs are available.
1. Logon to the operating system of your server using the Remote Desktop Connection. To
logon to your host, use the host name, user name, and password provided by your
instructor.
Note:
Use a terminal service client to connect to your host.
The installation DVDs are located at D:\ADM110_NEW.

a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Computer → Database (D:) →
ADM110_NEW.
The D:\ADM110_NEW screen appears that shows the available DVDs.
b) Return to the remote desktop.
Task 2
Prepare the installation by installing the JDK and setting the JAVA_HOME variable.
1. Install the JDK to D:\j2sdk.

You will find the j2sdkfb-1_4_2_<patch level>-windows-amd64.exe installation file in the
folder D:\ADM110_NEW\Inst_Additional\01_Java_SDK of your host.
ADM110_NEW → Inst_Additional → 01_Java_SDK and then double-click the
j2sdkfb-1_4_2_<patch level>-windowsamd64.exe file to start the installation.
b) In the Java 2 SDK, SE v1.4.2_36 - Custom Setup dialog box, choose the Change
pushbutton.
c) In the Java 2 SDK, SE v1.4.2_36 - InstallShield Wizard dialog box, enter D:\j2sdk in the
Folder name: field and then choose the OK pushbutton.
d) In the Java 2 SDK, SE v1.4.2_36 - Custom Setup dialog box, choose the Next
pushbutton.

e) In the Java 2 SDK, SE v1.4.2_36 - Complete dialog box, choose the Finish pushbutton.
f) Return to the remote desktop.
2. Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to the installed Java home directory D:\j2sdk.
Hint:
Follow the instructions given in the concept ‘Environment Variables’.
a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Control Panel → System → Advanced

system settings.
b) In the System Properties dialog box, switch to the Advanced tab page and then choose
the Environment Variables pushbutton.
c) In the Environment Variables dialog box, choose the New pushbutton under the System
variables section.
d) In the New System Variable dialog box, enter a variable name, for example, JAVA_HOME
in the Variable name: field and then enter a variable value, for example, D:\j2sdk in
the Variable value: field.
e) Choose the OK pushbutton. The JAVA_HOME variable is now present in the system
variables list.
f) Return to the remote desktop.
Task 3
Check whether the JCE Policy Files are on your host.
1. Check that the JCE Policy Files are available in folder D:\ADM110_NEW\Inst_Additional
\02_JCE_Policy_File.
ADM110_NEW → Inst_Additional → 02_JCE_Policy_File. The D:\ADM110_NEW
\Inst_Additional\02_JCE_Policy_File screen appears that shows the available Policy
Files.
b) Return to the remote desktop.
Task 4
Use the prerequisite checker to check the hardware and software requirements.
1. Start SAPinst.
You may find the sapinst.exe file at D:\ADM110_NEW\ECE_606_ASE\
BSNW703_IM_SYB_BS7I2011_ABAP_NW703_Master\DATA_UNITS

Solution 1: Prepare the Installation (Part 1)
Note:
Refer to PREREQUISITE_CHECK_DATA.XML file at D:\ ADM110_NEW
\Inst_Additional\Prerequisites_Check_SAP_Note_0855498 for the
prerequisite checks.

ADM110_NEW → ECE_606_ASE →
BSNW703_IM_SYB_BS7I2011_ABAP_NW703_Master → DATA_UNITS →
BS2011_IM_WINDOWS_X86_64_SYB and then double-click the sapinst.exe file.
b) On the Welcome to SAP Installation Master screen, choose Enhancement Package 6 for
SAP ERP 6.0 → Software Life-Cycle Options → Additional Preparation Options →
Prerequisites Check.
c) On the Prerequisites Checker screen, enter D:\ADM110_NEW\Inst_Additional

\Prerequisites_Check_SAP_Note_0855498\PREREQUISITE_CHECK_DATA.XML
in the Data File for Check field and then choose the Next pushbutton.
Hint:
You can also perform the following steps to enter the data file for
prerequisites check:
a) On the Prerequisites Checker screen, choose the Browse pushbutton.
b) In the File Browser dialog box, choose D: → ADM110_NEW →

Inst_Additional → Prerequisites_Check_SAP_Note_0855498.
c) Double-click the PREREQUISITE_CHECK_DATA.XML file.
d) Choose the OK pushbutton.
d) On the Prerequisites Checker Options screen, choose the options for which you want to
check specific prerequisites from the Check Prerequisites column and then choose the
Next pushbutton.
Note:
Select the prerequisite options on the basis of the installation type. For
example, if you plan to install an SAP system with usage types based on AS
ABAP and AS Java, select the instances for both. If you do not choose any
option, only the essential prerequisites for an installation are checked.
e) On the Prerequisites Checker Database Information screen, choose the database type,
specify the database version if required, and then choose the Next pushbutton.
Note:
In this task, select MaxDB as the database type; database version is not
required.

f) On the Prerequisites Checker SAP System screen, specify information about your SAP
system and then choose the Next pushbutton.
g) On the Parameter Summary screen, choose the Next pushbutton. The prerequisites
check starts.
Note:
Choose the Next pushbutton to start the prerequisites check with the
parameter values shown on the Parameter Summary screen. Otherwise,
select the parameters to be changed and choose the Revise pushbutton.
You are then taken to the screen where you can change the parameter.
h) On the Prerequisites Checker Results screen, the results of prerequisite analysis are
displayed. Choose the Next pushbutton.
i) Reject the dialog box that appears with message Do you want to repeat the checks
before continuing? and accept the dialog box that appears with the message
Execution of Enhancement Package 6 for SAP ERP 6.0 → Software Life-Cycle
Options → Additional Preparation Options → Prerequisites Check has
completed.

Unit 2
Exercise 2
Business Example
You want to prepare the installation of an SAP system. For this reason, you need to check the
type of file system and confirm that the user has administration rights.
Task 1
Check whether the file system is NTFS.
1. Log on to the operating system of your server using the Remote Desktop Connection and
check whether the file system of the installation partition D: is NTFS.
Hint:
Follow the instructions given in the concept ‘Check of Windows File System’.
Task 2
Confirm that the installation user has administration rights.
confirm that your user has administration rights.
Hint:
Follow the instructions given in the concept ‘Installation User’.

Unit 2
Solution 2
Business Example
You want to prepare the installation of an SAP system. For this reason, you need to check the
type of file system and confirm that the user has administration rights.
Task 1
Check whether the file system is NTFS.
check whether the file system of the installation partition D: is NTFS.
Hint:
Follow the instructions given in the concept ‘Check of Windows File System’.
a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Computer (open the Windows Explorer).
b) In the context menu of the Database (D:) drive, choose Properties.
c) In the Database (D:) Properties dialog box, choose the General tab page to view the
type of file system.
d) Return to the remote desktop.
Task 2
Confirm that the installation user has administration rights.
confirm that your user has administration rights.
Hint:
Follow the instructions given in the concept ‘Installation User’.
a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Control Panel → Administrative Tools →

Computer Management.
b) On the Computer Management screen, choose Local Users and Groups → Users.
c) Choose the user and choose the Member Of tab page.
d) Return to the remote desktop.

Unit 3
Exercise 3
Install the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 System
Business Example
You want to install the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 system. For this reason, you must start
SAPinst and define the software packages for SAP Solution Manager installation.
Install the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 system on the combined platform of Windows and SAP
MaxDB.
start SAPinst. You will find the sapinst.exe file at D:\ADM110_NEW\SolMan_710_MaxDB
\51039991_SolMan71_Installation_Master\IM_WINDOWS_X86_64.
2. Start the installation of the SAP Solution Manager system as a central system.
3. Use the following paths to enter the Java software package and JCE Policy Files during the
installation:
Type Field Path
Java software package Package Location D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
\51040039_Sol
Man_710_Java
JCE Policy Files Path D:\ADM110_NEW

\Inst_Additional
\02_JCE_Policy_File
\jce_policy1_4_2.zip
4. Enter the following data during the installation:

Field Value
System ID (SAPSID)* S00
Installation Drive D:
Password for all users of this SAP system* s00adm## (where ## stands for your two-
digit group number)
Database ID (DBSID)* S00
5. Use the following paths to enter the software package DVDs during the installation:
Type Field Path

Software packages Package Location D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
\51040870_KERNEL

Type Field Path

D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
\51041558_MaxDB_RDBMS
_7_8_14
D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
\51039398_1_Sol
Man_Export_1
D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
\51039398_2_Sol
Man_Export_2
Cryptographic software Path to SAPCRYPTO.SAR* D:\ADM110_NEW

\Inst_Aditional
\04_SAPCRYPTO_LIB\
SAPCRYPTO
LIB_3210010888.SAR
6. Enter the following object server name and the diagnostic agent system ID:
Field Value
Object Server Name* myNameSpace
Diagnostics Agent System ID (DASID)* DAA
7. Select the parameters to be revised.

Change the values of the following parameters:
Parameter (Checkbox) Field Value
MaxDB Database I/O Buffer Cache [MB] 4096
MaxDB Log Volumes Location D:\sapdb\S00\saplog

(available drive)
MaxDB Data Volumes Size [MB] 15000 (all entries)
SAP System > Database Im- Number of Parallel Jobs 6

port
SAP System > Central and SCS Instance Number* 02
SCS Instance (for SCS in-
stance number)
SAP System > Central and Internal SCS Message Serv- 3902
SCS Instance (for SCS mes- er Port
sage server port)
8. Execute the installation of SAP Solution Manager.
9. Complete the installation of SAP Solution Manager.

Exercise 3: Install the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 System
Hint:
Reduce the value of the profile parameter PHYS_MEMSIZE by using the
Parameter_ Changes.txt file stored at D:\ADM110_NEW\Inst_Additional\
07_Parameter_Changes after SAP Solution Manager is installed.

Unit 3
Solution 3
Install the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 System
Business Example
You want to install the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 system. For this reason, you must start
SAPinst and define the software packages for SAP Solution Manager installation.
Install the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 system on the combined platform of Windows and SAP
MaxDB.
a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Computer → Database
(D:) → ADM110_NEW → SolMan_710_MaxDB → 51039991_SolMan71_Installation_Mas
ter → IM_WINDOWS_X86_64 and then double-click the sapinst.exe file to start the
installation.
2. Start the installation of the SAP Solution Manager system as a central system.
a) On the Welcome to SAP Installation Master screen, choose SAP Solution Manager
7.1 → SAP Systems → MaxDB → Central System → Central System.
b) Choose the Next pushbutton.
Hint:
If the What do you want to do? screen appears, select the Run a new
option radio button. After selecting the radio button, all the old files and
folders are moved to the new subfolder, even if these file and folders are
owned by other users.
If there are any processes currently running on these files and folders,
they may no longer function properly. In this case, all control files are
copied again from the SAP Solution Manager installation DVD.
If you select the Continue with old option radio button, then the system
uses the old control files for running the installation processes.
3. Use the following paths to enter the Java software package and JCE Policy Files during the
installation:
Type Field Path
Java software package Package Location D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
\51040039_Sol
Man_710_Java

Solution 3: Install the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 System
Type Field Path

JCE Policy Files Path D:\ADM110_NEW
\Inst_Additional
\02_JCE_Policy_File
\jce_policy1_4_2.zip
a) On the Parameter Mode > Default Settings screen, select the Typical radio button and
then choose the Next pushbutton.
Hint:
If you select the Typical radio button, you only have to respond to a small
selection of prompts. If you select the Custom radio button, you are
prompted for all parameters.
b) On the Media Browser > Software Package Request screen, enter the path for the Java
software package as shown in the table and then choose the Next pushbutton.
c) On the SAP System > JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files Archive screen,
enter the path for the JCE Policy Files as shown in the table and then choose the Next
pushbutton.

Field Value
System ID (SAPSID)* S00
Password for all users of this SAP system* s00adm## (where ## stands for your two-
digit group number)
Database ID (DBSID)* S00
a) On the SAP System > General Parameters screen, enter the data as shown in the table
and then choose the Next pushbutton.
b) On the SAP System > Master Password screen, enter the data as shown in the table,
confirm the password, and then choose the Next pushbutton.
c) On the SAP System Database screen, enter the data as shown in the table and then
choose the Next pushbutton.
Note:
If the value is not present in the Database Host field, enter the host name.
Although twdf1526 is used as a database host, you can always enter the
host name on which you run the installation.

Note:
If the Prerequisites Checker > Results screen with a message box for
prerequisites checks (repeat the checks) appears, then reject that
message box.
Type Field Path

Man_710_MaxDB
\51040870_KERNEL
D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
_7_8_14
D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
\51039398_1_Sol
Man_Export_1
D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
\51039398_2_Sol
Man_Export_2
Cryptographic software Path to SAPCRYPTO.SAR* D:\ADM110_NEW

\Inst_Aditional
\04_SAPCRYPTO_LIB\
SAPCRYPTO
LIB_3210010888.SAR
a) On the Media Browser > Software Package Request screen, enter the paths of software
packages as shown in the table.
Note:
After entering each path, choose the Next pushbutton.
b) On the SAP System > SAP Cryptographic Software screen, enter the path for the
cryptographic software as shown in the table and then choose the Next pushbutton.
c) On the SAP System > System Landscape Directory screen, select the Configure a local
SLD radio button and then choose the Next pushbutton.
6. Enter the following object server name and the diagnostic agent system ID:
Field Value
Object Server Name* myNameSpace

Solution 3: Install the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 System
Field Value
Diagnostics Agent System ID (DASID)* DAA
a) On the SAP System > Local SLD screen, enter the data as shown in the table and then
b) On the Diagnostics Agent > General System Parameters screen, enter the data as
shown in the table and then choose the Next pushbutton.

MaxDB Log Volumes Location D:\sapdb\S00\saplog

(available drive)
MaxDB Data Volumes Size [MB] 15000 (all entries)

port
SAP System > Central and SCS Instance Number* 02
SCS Instance (for SCS in-
stance number)
SAP System > Central and Internal SCS Message Serv- 3902
SCS Instance (for SCS mes- er Port
sage server port)
a) On the Parameter Summary screen, select the checkboxes as shown in the table and
then choose the Revise pushbutton. You now reach the selected parameter screens
where you can change the values.
b) On the MaxDB Database screen, change the value as shown in the table and then
c) On the MaxDB Log Volumes screen, change the value as shown in the table and then
d) On the MaxDB Data Volumes screen, change the value as shown in the table and then
e) On the SAP System > Database Import screen, change the value as shown in the table
f) On the SAP System > Central and SCS Instance screen, change the value for the SCS
instance number as shown in the table and then choose the Next pushbutton.
g) On the SAP System > Central and SCS Instance screen, change the value for the SCS
message server port as shown in the table and then choose the Next pushbutton.

Note:
If you do not want to change the values of the parameters, you can directly
choose the Next pushbutton on the Parameter Summary screen. In this
case, the installation starts with the default values.
8. Execute the installation of SAP Solution Manager.

a) On the Parameter Summary screen, choose the Next pushbutton to start the
installation.
b) On the Task Progress screen, the task bar shows the progress states of various
processes of installing SAP Solution Manager.
9. Complete the installation of SAP Solution Manager.
Hint:
Reduce the value of the profile parameter PHYS_MEMSIZE by using the
Parameter_ Changes.txt file stored at D:\ADM110_NEW\Inst_Additional\
07_Parameter_Changes after SAP Solution Manager is installed.
a) Accept the message box that shows the installation completed successfully.

Unit 3
Exercise 4
Install an Additional Application Server
Business Example
You want to install an additional application server. For this reason, you must start SAPinst
and define the software packages required for installing an additional application server.
Install an additional application server for the previously installed SAP Solution Manager
system.
2. Start the installation after choosing Dialog Instance.
3. Define the parameters during the installation.

Use s00adm## as the master password (where ## stands for your two-digit group
number).
Use the following paths to enter the software package DVDs during the installation:
Type Field Path
Man_710_MaxDB
\51040039_Sol
Man_710_Java
D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
\51040870_KERNEL
D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
_7_8_14
4. Execute the installation of an additional application server.
Note:
If the value of the dialog instance is not 01, change it to 01.
5. Complete the installation of an additional application server.

Hint:
Reduce the value of the PHYS_MEMSIZE profile parameter.

Unit 3
Solution 4
Install an Additional Application Server
Business Example
You want to install an additional application server. For this reason, you must start SAPinst
and define the software packages required for installing an additional application server.
Install an additional application server for the previously installed SAP Solution Manager
system.
ADM110_NEW → SolMan_710_MaxDB → 51039991_SolMan71_Installation_Master
→ IM_WINDOWS_X86_64 and then double-click the sapinst.exe file to start the
installation.
2. Start the installation after choosing Dialog Instance.

a) On the Welcome to SAP Installation Master screen, choose SAP Solution Manager 7.1
→ Software Life-Cycle Options → Application Server → MaxDB → Dialog Instance.
b) Choose the Next pushbutton.
3. Define the parameters during the installation.

Use s00adm## as the master password (where ## stands for your two-digit group
number).
Use the following paths to enter the software package DVDs during the installation:
Type Field Path
Man_710_MaxDB
\51040039_Sol
Man_710_Java
D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
\51040870_KERNEL
D:\ADM110_NEW\ Sol
Man_710_MaxDB
_7_8_14
a) On the Parameter Mode > Default Settings screen, select the Typical radio button and

Hint:
If you select the Typical radio button, you have to respond to only a small
b) On the SAP System > General Parameters screen, choose the Next pushbutton.
By default, the \\<SAPGLOBALHOST>\sapmnt\<SAPSID>\SYS\profile path is
present in the Profile Directory field.
Hint:
You can also use D:\usr\sap\S00\SYS\profile path for the profile
directory.
c) On the SAP System > Master Password screen, enter the master password, confirm
the password, and then choose the Next pushbutton.
Note:
If, after this step, the Prerequisites Checker > Results screen appears with a
message box for prerequisite checks (repeat the checks), reject the
message box.
d) On the Media Browser > Software Package Request screen, enter the paths of software
packages, as shown in the table.
Note:
4. Execute the installation of an additional application server.
Note:
If the value of the dialog instance is not 01, change it to 01.
installation.

Solution 4: Install an Additional Application Server
Note:
The steps to change the dialog instance values to 01 are as follows:
a) On the Parameter Summary screen, select the SAP System > Dialog
Instance checkbox and then choose the Revise pushbutton.
b) On the SAP System > Dialog Instance screen, enter 01 in the Dialog
Instance Number field and then choose the Next pushbutton.
processes of installing an additional application server.
5. Complete the installation of an additional application server.
Hint:
Reduce the value of the PHYS_MEMSIZE profile parameter.
a) Accept the message box that shows the installation completed successfully.

Unit 5
Exercise 5
Install an SAP ERP Central Component 6.06
System
Business Example
You want to install an SAP ERP Central Component 6.06 system. For this reason, you must
start SAPinst and define the software package for SAP ERP Central Component installation.
Caution:
Make sure that you are using the user “install” to execute this installation.
Install an SAP ERP Central Component 6.06 system on the combined platform of Microsoft
Windows and Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE).
Caution:
Before installing the SAP ERP Central Component system, confirm that you have
installed the SAP Solution Manager system on the same host.
start SAPinst. You will find the sapinst.exe file at Database (D:)\ADM110_NEW
\ECC_606_ASE\BSNW703_IM_SYB_BS7I2011_ABAP_NW703_Master\DATA_UNITS
2. Start the installation of the SAP ERP Central Component system as the central system.
3. Define the general parameters and passwords needed during the installation.
Enter the data as follows:
Field Value
SAP System ID (SAPSID)* E## (where ## is your two-digit group
number)
Password for all users of this SAP system* e00adm## (master password)
Database ID (DBSID)* E##
Database Host twdf1526 (available server)
Password of SAP System Administrator Provided by the instructor

Password of SAP System Service User Provided by the instructor

Exercise 5: Install an SAP ERP Central Component 6.06 System
Field Value
Password of the User (Sybase Database Provided by the instructor
Administrator)
4. Define the software packages during the installation.

Enter the paths of software packages DVDs as follows:
Type Field Path
Software Packages Package Location D:\ADM110_NEW
\ECC_606_ASE
\51042411_Kernal
D:\ADM110_NEW
\ECC_606_ASE
\NW731_RDBMS_SGA_RDBM
S_for_ASE_15_7_0_009
D:\ADM110_NEW
\ECC_606_ASE
\51041989_1_ERP_606_E
xport_1
D:\ADM110_NEW
\ECC_606_ASE
\51041989_2_ERP_606_E
xport_2
5. Revise the values of parameters.

Enter the new values as follows:
Parameter (Checkboxes) Field Value
Sybase ASE Database Sys- datafile size [GB] (for data 120
tem Parameters file path D:\sybase
\E00\sapdata_1)
MaxDB Database CPUs Used Concurrently 1
I/O Buffer Cache [MB] 1024
MaxDB Log Volumes Location D:\sapdb\E00\saplog

port
SAP System > Central In- Central Instance Number* 20
stance (for central instance
number)
SAP System > Central In- ABAP Message Server Port 3620
stance (for ABAP message
server port)
6. Execute the SAP ERP Central Component system installation.

Unit 5: Installation of SAP ERP Central Component – Application Server (AS) ABAP
7. Complete the SAP ERP Central Component system installation.

Unit 5
Solution 5
Install an SAP ERP Central Component 6.06
System
Business Example
You want to install an SAP ERP Central Component 6.06 system. For this reason, you must
start SAPinst and define the software package for SAP ERP Central Component installation.
Caution:
Make sure that you are using the user “install” to execute this installation.
Install an SAP ERP Central Component 6.06 system on the combined platform of Microsoft
Windows and Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE).
Caution:
Before installing the SAP ERP Central Component system, confirm that you have
installed the SAP Solution Manager system on the same host.
start SAPinst. You will find the sapinst.exe file at Database (D:)\ADM110_NEW
\ECC_606_ASE\BSNW703_IM_SYB_BS7I2011_ABAP_NW703_Master\DATA_UNITS
a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Computer → Database
(D:) → ADM110_NEW → ECC_606_ASE → BSNW703_IM_SYB_BS7I2011_ABAP_NW70
3_Master → DATA_UNITS → BS2011_IM_WINDOWS_X86_64_SYB and then double-
click the sapinst.exe file.
2. Start the installation of the SAP ERP Central Component system as the central system.
a) On the Welcome to SAP Installation Master screen, choose Enhancement Package 6 for
SAP ERP 6.0 → SAP Application Server ABAP → Sybase ASE → Central
System → Central System and then choose the Next pushbutton.
b) On the What do you want to do? screen, select the Run a new option radio button and
c) On the Parameter Mode > Default Settings screen, select the Typical radio button and

Note:
3. Define the general parameters and passwords needed during the installation.
Enter the data as follows:
Field Value
SAP System ID (SAPSID)* E## (where ## is your two-digit group
number)
Password for all users of this SAP system* e00adm## (master password)
Database ID (DBSID)* E##
Database Host twdf1526 (available server)
Password of SAP System Administrator Provided by the instructor

Password of SAP System Service User Provided by the instructor
Password of the User (Sybase Database Provided by the instructor
Administrator)
a) On the SAP System > General Parameters screen, enter the data as shown in the table
b) On the SAP System > Master Password screen, enter the master password as shown in
the table and then choose the Next pushbutton.
c) On the SAP System Database screen, enter the data as shown in the table and then
d) On the SAP System > OS User Passwords screen, enter the passwords of the SAP
system administrator and the SAP system service user as shown in the table and then
e) On the Operating System User for Sybase Database Administration screen, enter the
password as shown in the table, confirm the password, and then choose the Next
pushbutton.
Note:
Steps (d) and (e) are optional.
4. Define the software packages during the installation.

Enter the paths of software packages DVDs as follows:

Solution 5: Install an SAP ERP Central Component 6.06 System
Type Field Path

Software Packages Package Location D:\ADM110_NEW
\ECC_606_ASE
\51042411_Kernal
D:\ADM110_NEW
\ECC_606_ASE
\NW731_RDBMS_SGA_RDBM
S_for_ASE_15_7_0_009
D:\ADM110_NEW
\ECC_606_ASE
\51041989_1_ERP_606_E
xport_1
D:\ADM110_NEW
\ECC_606_ASE
\51041989_2_ERP_606_E
xport_2
a) On the Media Browser > Software Package Request screen, enter the paths for
software packages as shown in the table.
Note:
5. Revise the values of parameters.

Enter the new values as follows:
Parameter (Checkboxes) Field Value
Sybase ASE Database Sys- datafile size [GB] (for data 120
tem Parameters file path D:\sybase
\E00\sapdata_1)
MaxDB Database CPUs Used Concurrently 1
I/O Buffer Cache [MB] 1024
MaxDB Log Volumes Location D:\sapdb\E00\saplog

port
SAP System > Central In- Central Instance Number* 20
stance (for central instance
number)
SAP System > Central In- ABAP Message Server Port 3620
stance (for ABAP message
server port)

a) On the Parameter Summary screen, select the checkboxes as shown in the table and
b) On the Sybase ASE Database System Parameters screen, change the value as shown in
the table and then choose the Next pushbutton.
c) On the MaxDB Database screen, change the values as shown in the table and then
d) On the MaxDB Log Volumes screen, change the value as shown in the table and then
e) On the SAP System > Database Import screen, change the value as shown in the table
f) On the SAP System > Central Instance screen, change the value for the central
instance number as shown in the table and then choose the Next pushbutton.
g) On the SAP System > Central Instance screen, change the value for the ABAP message
server port as shown in the table and then choose the Next pushbutton.
6. Execute the SAP ERP Central Component system installation.

a) On the Parameter Summary screen, choose the Next pushbutton.
b) On the Task Progress screen, the progress bar shows the status of processes.
Note:
If necessary, generate the SAP Solution Manager key to continue the
installation. The steps to generate the SAP Solution Manager key are
described in the “Installation of an SAP ERP Central Component 6.06
system” section of this lesson.
7. Complete the SAP ERP Central Component system installation.

a) Accept the message box that shows the installation is completed.
Hint:
Do not forget to adapt the profile parameter PHYS_MEMSIZE.

Unit 6
Exercise 6
Install an SAP XSS 6.06 System
Business Example
You want to install an SAP XSS system. For this reason, you must start SAPinst and define the
software packages for SAP XSS installation.
Install an SAP XSS system.
start SAPinst. You can find the sapinst.exe file at D:\ADM110_NEW\XSS_73_MaxDB
\51042259_19_BS2011_JHUB_Inst.Master_Windows_Server_on_x64_64bit_for_ADA
\DATA_UNITS\BS7I2011_730_IM_WIN_x86_64_ADA.
2. Start the installation of the SAP XSS system as a standard system.
3. Use the following paths to enter the Java software package during the installation:
Type Field Path
Software Package Package Location D:\ADM110_NEW
\XSS_73_MaxDB\
51041442_NW_7.3_Java_
based_SW_Comp.s_Enabl
mt
D:\ADM110_NEW
\XSS_73_MaxDB\
51042059_BS7i2011_Jav
a_Components_NW_7.3
4. Select the usage types required to realize your processes:

Usage Types
Self Services
Self Services Core
Portal Content Self Services
Portal Content Common
Application Server Java
NW Product Description
Composite Application Framework
Composite Environment Platform
Guided Procedures
Application Server Java Extensions

Unit 6: Installation of SAP Employee and Manager Self Services (SAP XSS) – Application Server (AS) Java
Usage Types
EP Core – Application Portal
Enterprise Portal

Field Value
System ID (SAPSID)* X00
Destination Drive D:
Type Field Path
\XSS_73_MaxDB\
51042312_NW_7.3_Ker
nel_Inst.Mas‐
ter_Upgr.Mas‐
ter_WIN_x64_64bit
D:\ADM110_NEW
\XSS_73_MaxDB\
51042312_14_MAXDB_7.8
_Windows_Serv
er_on_x64_64bit

Field Value
Password for all users of this SAP system* Master## (## stands for your two-digit
group number)
Database ID (DBSID)* X00
Use the following path to enter the software package DVD during the installation:
Type Field Path
\XSS_73_MaxDB\
51042309_NW_7.3_Java

CPUs Used Concurrently 1

Exercise 6: Install an SAP XSS 6.06 System

MaxDB Log Volumes Location D:\sapdb\X00\sap log
(available drive)
Primary Application Server SCS Instance Number* 29
Instance and Central Serv-
ices Instance
Note:
If the UME Configuration screen appears after each value is changed, choose
the Next pushbutton and make sure that the Use Java Database radio button is
selected every time.
9. Execute and complete the installation of the SAP XSS system.

Unit 6
Solution 6
Install an SAP XSS 6.06 System
Business Example
You want to install an SAP XSS system. For this reason, you must start SAPinst and define the
software packages for SAP XSS installation.
Install an SAP XSS system.
start SAPinst. You can find the sapinst.exe file at D:\ADM110_NEW\XSS_73_MaxDB
\51042259_19_BS2011_JHUB_Inst.Master_Windows_Server_on_x64_64bit_for_ADA
\DATA_UNITS\BS7I2011_730_IM_WIN_x86_64_ADA.
ADM110_NEW → XSS_73_MaxDB →
51042259_19_BS2011_JHUB_Inst.Master_Windows_Server_on_x64_64bit_for_ADA →
DATA_UNITS → BS7I2011_730_IM_WIN_x86_64_ADA and then double-click the
sapinst.exe file to start the installation.
2. Start the installation of the SAP XSS system as a standard system.

a) On the Welcome to SAP Business Suite Installation screen, choose Enhancement
Package 6 for ERP 6.0 on NetWeaver 7.30 → SAP Systems → Application Server Java
→ Standard System → Standard System and then choose the Next pushbutton.
Hint:
If the What do you want to do? screen appears, select the Run a new
option radio button. After selecting the radio button, all the old files and
folders are moved to the new subfolder, even if these file and folders are
owned by other users.
If there are any processes currently running on these files and folders,
they may no longer function properly. In this case, all control files are
copied again from the SAP Solution Manager installation DVD.
If you select the Continue with old option radio button, then the system
uses the old control files for running the installation processes.
3. Use the following paths to enter the Java software package during the installation:
Type Field Path
\XSS_73_MaxDB\
51041442_NW_7.3_Java_
based_SW_Comp.s_Enabl
mt

Solution 6: Install an SAP XSS 6.06 System
Type Field Path

D:\ADM110_NEW
\XSS_73_MaxDB\
51042059_BS7i2011_Jav
a_Components_NW_7.3
a) On the Parameter Settings screen, select the Typical radio button and then choose the
Next pushbutton.
Hint:
b) On the Media Browser screen, enter the path for the Java software packages as shown
in the table.
Note:
4. Select the usage types required to realize your processes:

Usage Types
Self Services
Self Services Core
Portal Content Self Services
Portal Content Common
Application Server Java
NW Product Description
Composite Application Framework
Composite Environment Platform
Guided Procedures
Application Server Java Extensions
EP Core – Application Portal
Enterprise Portal
a) On the Usage Types screen, select the usage types as shown in the table and then

Field Value
System ID (SAPSID)* X00
Destination Drive D:
a) On the General SAP System Parameters screen, enter the data as shown in the table
Type Field Path
\XSS_73_MaxDB\
51042312_NW_7.3_Ker
nel_Inst.Mas‐
ter_Upgr.Mas‐
ter_WIN_x64_64bit
D:\ADM110_NEW
\XSS_73_MaxDB\
51042312_14_MAXDB_7.8
_Windows_Serv
er_on_x64_64bit
a) On the Media Browser screen, enter the paths of the software packages as shown in
the table.
Note:

Field Value
Password for all users of this SAP system* Master## (## stands for your two-digit
group number)
Database ID (DBSID)* X00
Use the following path to enter the software package DVD during the installation:
Type Field Path
\XSS_73_MaxDB\
51042309_NW_7.3_Java
a) On the Master Password screen, enter the data as shown in the table and then choose
the Next pushbutton.

Solution 6: Install an SAP XSS 6.06 System
b) On the SAP System Database screen, enter the data as shown in the table and then
Note:
If the value is not present in the Database Host field, enter the host name.
Currently, twdf1526 is used as a database host. You can always enter the
host name on which you run the installation.
c) On the Media Browser screen, enter the path for the Java software package as shown
in the table and then choose the Next pushbutton.
Note:
If the MaxDB Log Volumes screen appears, choose the Next pushbutton.
Note:
If the Media Browser screen appears after the MaxDB Log Volumes screen,
enter the D:\ADM110_NEW\XSS_73_MaxDB\51042309_NW_7.3_Java
path in the Package Location field.
d) On the UME Configuration screen, select the Use Java Database radio button and then

CPUs Used Concurrently 1
MaxDB Log Volumes Location D:\sapdb\X00\sap log

(available drive)
Primary Application Server SCS Instance Number* 29
Instance and Central Serv-
ices Instance
Note:
If the UME Configuration screen appears after each value is changed, choose
the Next pushbutton and make sure that the Use Java Database radio button is
selected every time.
a) On the Parameter Summary screen, select the parameters (checkboxes) as shown in

the table and then choose the Revise pushbutton. You can now reach the selected
parameter screens where you can change the values.

b) On the MaxDB Database screen, change the value as shown in the table and then
c) On the MaxDB Log Volumes screen, change the value as shown in the table and then
d) On the Primary Application Server Instance and Central Services Instance screen,
change the value as shown in the table and then choose the Next pushbutton.
9. Execute and complete the installation of the SAP XSS system.

installation.
processes in installing the SAP XSS system.
c) Accept the message box that shows the installation has completed successfully.

Unit 7
Exercise 7
Stop, Start, and Log on
Business Example
You want to stop, start, and log on to your newly installed SAP system. For this reason, you
need to start the SAP ERP Central Component and perform some basic checks.
Note:
Execute this exercise on your freshly installed SAP ERP Central Component
system.
Task 1
Log on to the operating system of your server using the Remote Desktop Connection. Restart
the SAP ERP Central Component system and perform some checks.
1. Stop and start the SAP ERP Central Component system using the SAP MMC.
2. Check developer traces on file system level. Log on to the SAP system and check the work
processes, installed instances, and the SAP system log for error messages.
Task 2
Check Java System Information of your SAP Employee and Manager Self Services (SAP XSS)
system.
1. Call Java System Information of your SAP XSS system with the URL http://<hostname>:
52000/sap/monitoring/SystemInfo, log on with the user Administrator, and the
master password Master## (where ## is your two-digit group number). Check whether
all AS Java processes are up and running.

Unit 7
Solution 7
Stop, Start, and Log on
Business Example
You want to stop, start, and log on to your newly installed SAP system. For this reason, you
need to start the SAP ERP Central Component and perform some basic checks.
Note:
Execute this exercise on your freshly installed SAP ERP Central Component
system.
Task 1
Log on to the operating system of your server using the Remote Desktop Connection. Restart
the SAP ERP Central Component system and perform some checks.
1. Stop and start the SAP ERP Central Component system using the SAP MMC.
a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Remote Desktop Connection.
b) In the Remote Desktop Connection dialog box, enter twdf1526 (available server) in the
Computer field and then choose the Connect pushbutton.
c) Enter e00adm (<sid>adm) in the Username field and e00adm in the Password field.
d) On the remote desktop, choose SAP Management Console.
e) In the context menu of the desired instance (s), choose the Stop pushbutton.
Note:
Depending on whether you choose an individual instance or the entire SAP
system, you can stop an individual instance or the entire SAP system.
f) Choose the node for the central instance in the SAP MMC tree. In the context menu of
the desired instance (s), choose the Start pushbutton.
2. Check developer traces on file system level. Log on to the SAP system and check the work
processes, installed instances, and the SAP system log for error messages.
a) In the context menu of Start, choose Open Windows Explorer.
b) On the Computer screen, choose Database (D:) → usr → sap → <sid> → DVEBMGS##
(where ## is your two-digit group number).
c) Open the files, dev_ms, dev_disp, dev_rd, and dev_w0 and check these files for errors.
d) On the remote desktop, choose SAP Logon.

Solution 7: Stop, Start, and Log on
Note:
In case the system entry is not created, you need to first create it by filling
in the appropriate details.
e) On the SAP Logon 720 screen, choose ECC.
f) On the SAP screen, enter the username and the password provided by the instructor.
g) On the SAP Easy Access screen, run the transaction SM51 to display the active SAP
instances.
h) On the SAP Easy Access screen, run the transaction SM50 to display the list of work
processes of the instance to which you are logged on.
i) On the SAP Easy Access screen, run the transaction SM21 to check the system log for
errors.
Task 2
Check Java System Information of your SAP Employee and Manager Self Services (SAP XSS)
system.
1. Call Java System Information of your SAP XSS system with the URL http://<hostname>:
52000/sap/monitoring/SystemInfo, log on with the user Administrator, and the
master password Master## (where ## is your two-digit group number). Check whether
all AS Java processes are up and running.
a) Open a browser and enter the URL
http://<hostname>:52000/sap/monitoring/SystemInfo.
b) Log on with the standard administrator user, Administrator. The corresponding

password must be the master password, which is Master##.
c) Check whether all the Java processes have the status running.

Unit 7
Exercise 8
Apply a Kernel Patch
Business Example
You need to apply a kernel patch. Before you apply the kernel patch, you need to check the
current kernel patch level of your SAP ERP Central Component system.
Manually apply a kernel patch.
1. Log on to the operating system of your server using the Remote Desktop Connection.
Check the current kernel patch level of your SAP ERP Central Component system and
apply the kernel patch provided at S:\Courses\ADM110_NEW\Kernel_Patch
\uncompressed. Then, check the result.
Caution:
Copy the old kernel to a backup folder before you patch it.

Unit 7
Solution 8
Apply a Kernel Patch
Business Example
You need to apply a kernel patch. Before you apply the kernel patch, you need to check the
current kernel patch level of your SAP ERP Central Component system.
Manually apply a kernel patch.
1. Log on to the operating system of your server using the Remote Desktop Connection.
Check the current kernel patch level of your SAP ERP Central Component system and
apply the kernel patch provided at S:\Courses\ADM110_NEW\Kernel_Patch
\uncompressed. Then, check the result.
Caution:
Copy the old kernel to a backup folder before you patch it.
a) On the remote desktop, choose Computer → Database (S:) → Courses →

ADM110_NEW → Kernel_Patch → uncompressed.
b) Verify the current kernel patch level of your SAP ERP Central Component system.
c) Return to the remote desktop.

Unit 7
Exercise 9
Check and Install SAP License
Business Example
You want to check and install the SAP license. For this reason, you need to know how to check
the license, and if necessary, perform the installation.
Check and install the SAP license.
1. Check whether a temporary SAP license is installed. If a temporary license is not installed,
install it by entering the following data:
Field Value
Inst. Number Value from the text file
Hardware Key Value from the text file
System Number Value from the text file
Key Value from the text file

Unit 7
Solution 9
Check and Install SAP License
Business Example
You want to check and install the SAP license. For this reason, you need to know how to check
the license, and if necessary, perform the installation.
Check and install the SAP license.
1. Check whether a temporary SAP license is installed. If a temporary license is not installed,
install it by entering the following data:
Field Value
Inst. Number Value from the text file
Hardware Key Value from the text file
System Number Value from the text file
Key Value from the text file
a) On the SAP Easy Access SAP Solution Manager screen, run transaction SLICENSE.
b) On the Install Old License (24 Digit) dialog box, enter the data shown in the table.
Note:
The text file format is <host name><host Number>_1500+instance
number_<SID>_multiple.txt. In this case, use
twdf1520_1535_S00_multiple.txt as the text file.
c) Choose (Install).
Note:
If the error message, Digitally-signed license cannot be installed as old
license appears, then on the SAP License Administrator screen, choose the
row with your SID (in this case, S00) in the Installed Licenses screen area
and choose Edit → Delete License. Then choose (Install).

Unit 7
Exercise 10
Adapt RFC Connection SAPOSS and Install,
Configure, and Start an SAProuter
Business Example
You want to install an SAProuter.
Install, start, and configure SAProuter for SAP R/3 front-end access.
1. Log on to your server operating system using the Remote Desktop Connection and install
SAProuter.
2. Create the saprouttab route permission table and the entry P*.*.*.
3. Start SAProuter.
4. Check the technical settings in transaction OSS1.

Unit 7
Solution 10
Adapt RFC Connection SAPOSS and Install,
Configure, and Start an SAProuter
Business Example
You want to install an SAProuter.
Install, start, and configure SAProuter for SAP R/3 front-end access.
1. Log on to your server operating system using the Remote Desktop Connection and install
SAProuter.
a) On the Computer → Database (D:) → usr screen, choose New Folder and name it
SAProuter.
b) On the Computer → Database (D:) → usr → sap → X00 → SYS → UC →

NTAMD 64 screen, in context menu of saprouter.exe, choose Copy.
c) On the Computer → Database (D:) → usr → SAProuter screen, paste saprouter.exe.
d) On the Computer → Database (D:) → usr → sap → X00 → SYS → UC →

NTAMD 64 screen, in context menu of niping.exe, choose Copy.
e) On the Computer → Database (D:) → usr → SAProuter screen, paste niping.exe.
2. Create the saprouttab route permission table and the entry P*.*.*.
a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Run and then enter cmd in the Run dialog box.
b) On the Administrator: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe window, enter D:\usr\sap

\saprouter.
c) On the Computer → Database (D:) → usr → SAProuter screen, in the context menu
saprouttab, choose Notepad.
d) On the saprouttab-Notepad screen, enter P*.*.*.
3. Start SAProuter.
a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Run and then enter cmd in the Run dialog box.
b) On the Administrator: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe window, enter D:\usr\sap

\SAProuter>saprouter.
4. Check the technical settings in transaction OSS1.

a) On the SAP Easy Access SAP Solution Manager screen, run transaction OSS1.
b) On the Log On to SAPNet screen, choose Parameter → Technical settings, then

choose the Change pushbutton.
c) On the Maintain Router Data for SAPNet Logon screen, choose SAProuter at SAP →
Walldorf or Foster City.

d) Check the IP Address field in the SAProuter and SAPNet Message Server at SAP screen
area, then save the entries.

Unit 7
Exercise 11
Configure TMS
Business Example
You want to configure TMS for an AS ABAP-based SAP system. For this reason, you need to
know how to configure TMS.
Perform initial post-installation activities and configure TMS.
1. Perform post-installation actions in transaction SE06.
2. Configure TMS.

Unit 7
Solution 11
Configure TMS
Business Example
You want to configure TMS for an AS ABAP-based SAP system. For this reason, you need to
know how to configure TMS.
Perform initial post-installation activities and configure TMS.
1. Perform post-installation actions in transaction SE06.

a) On the SAP Easy Access screen, run transaction SE06.
b) On the Post-Installation Actions for Transport Organizer screen, select the Standard
Installation radio button and then choose the Perform Post-Installation Actions
pushbutton.
c) On the Confirmation Prompt dialog box, choose the Yes pushbutton.
2. Configure TMS.
a) On the Post-Installation Actions for Transport Organizer screen, run transaction /
NSTMS.
b) In the TMS: Include System in Transport Domain dialog box, choose the Other
Configuration pushbutton.
c) In the TMS Configuration dialog box, choose the Configure New Domain pushbutton.
d) In the TMS: Configure Transport Domain dialog box, save the entries.
e) In the Set Password User TMSADM dialog box, select the User’s Own Password
Appropriate to System Setting radio button and enter the password provided by the
instructor in the Password and Repeat fields. Then, choose the Ok pushbutton.

Unit 7
Exercise 12
Import and Change Profile Parameters
Business Example
You want to import and change profile parameters. For this reason, you need to know about
the profile parameters.
Import and then change profile parameters.
1. Import all profiles into the SAP system.
2. Change the values of the parameters related to the number of work processes (rdisp/
wp_no_*). For example, enter two times the amount for dialog and batch work processes.

Unit 7
Solution 12
Import and Change Profile Parameters
Business Example
You want to import and change profile parameters. For this reason, you need to know about
the profile parameters.
Import and then change profile parameters.
1. Import all profiles into the SAP system.

a) On the Edit Profiles screen, choose Utilities → Import profiles → Of active servers. The
Display Profile Check Log screen displays the result of the import.
b) Go back to the Edit Profiles screen.
2. Change the values of the parameters related to the number of work processes (rdisp/
wp_no_*). For example, enter two times the amount for dialog and batch work processes.
a) On the Edit Profiles screen, enter E00_DVEBMGS20_TWDF1526 and Instance
Profile in the Profile field.
Note:
The value to be entered in the Profile field is of the format
<SID>_DVEBMGS<instance number>_<hostname>.
b) Select the Extended maintenance radio button in the Edit Profile screen area and then
choose the Change pushbutton.
c) On the Maintain Profile ‘E00_DVEBMG520_TWDF1526’ Version 000001’ screen,

change the Parameter value field with Parameter Name rdisp/wp_no_di.
d) Go back to the Edit Profiles screen and save the entries.
e) In the Activate dialog box, choose the Yes pushbutton. A dialog box displays the
message, Profile E00_DVEBMGS20_TWDF1526 (Version 000002) saved and
activated.
f) Choose the Ok pushbutton on the Caution! Caution! Caution! dialog box.

Unit 7
Exercise 13
Configure Operation Modes
Business Example
You want to configure operation modes for an AS ABAP-based SAP system. For this reason,
you need to check the operation modes.
Configure operation modes.
1. Set up operation modes by entering the following data:

Field Value
SAP System name E00
Operation mode Day_Mode or Night_Mode
Short Description Day Mor or Night M2
2. Maintain a timetable for operation modes.

Unit 7
Solution 13
Configure Operation Modes
Business Example
You want to configure operation modes for an AS ABAP-based SAP system. For this reason,
you need to check the operation modes.
Configure operation modes.
1. Set up operation modes by entering the following data:

Field Value
SAP System name E00
Operation mode Day_Mode or Night_Mode
Short Description Day Mor or Night M2
a) On the Transport Management System screen, run transaction /NRZ04.
b) On the CCMS: Maintain Operation Modes and Instances screen, choose the Operation
mode pushbutton.
c) Choose Create.
d) On the CCMS: Maintain Operation Modes and Instances screen, enter the data shown
in the table.
Note:
Repeat this step with different values.
e) Save the entries.
f) On the CCMS: Maintain Operation Modes and Instances screen, choose

Settings → Based on current status → New instance → Generate.
g) To change the distribution of work processes for the operation modes of instances,
choose the operation mode entries.
h) In the CCMS: Maintain Work Process Distribution dialog box, change the values of the
fields under the Number of work processes screen area by choosing + and -
pushbuttons. When the distribution for all operation modes and instances are changed
then save the entries.
i) On the CCMS: Maintain Operation Modes and Instances screen, save the entries and
exit the screen.
2. Maintain a timetable for operation modes.

Solution 13: Configure Operation Modes
a) On the CCMS: Maintain Operation Modes and Instances screen, choose Operation
mode → Timetable.
b) On the Display/Maintain Operation Mode Set screen, choose the Change pushbutton.
c) On the Edit Operation Mode Set for Normal 24h Operation screen, select the
appropriate line to choose the start and end of the period of the operation mode. In the
Operation Mode section, choose the Assign pushbutton and then enter the relevant
operation mode in the Op.mode field.
d) Choose the Ok pushbutton and save the entries.
e) Go back to the CCMS: Maintain Operation Modes and Instances screen.
f) On the CCMS: Maintain Operation Modes and Instances screen, run transaction /
NRZ04.

Unit 7
Exercise 14
Schedule Standard Jobs
Business Example
You want to check and schedule standard jobs.
Schedule standard jobs.
1. Schedule standard background jobs.

Unit 7
Solution 14
Schedule Standard Jobs
Business Example
You want to check and schedule standard jobs.
Schedule standard jobs.
1. Schedule standard background jobs.

a) On the SAP screen, enter the username and the password provided by the instructor.
b) On the SAP Easy Access screen, run transaction SM36.
c) On Queue: Initial Screen, run transaction /NSM36.
d) On the Define Background Job screen, choose Goto → Standard jobs.
e) On the Updated Reorganization Jobs screen, choose the Continue pushbutton.
f) On the SAP Component (1) ## Entries found screen, choose the relevant SAP
Component from the list.
Note:
Here, ## stands for the number of entries found.
g) On the Standard jobs screen, choose Component field as BC and then choose the
Default scheduling pushbutton.
h) Save your entries.

Unit 7
Exercise 15
Perform a client copy
Business Example
You need to perform a client copy for an AS ABAP-based SAP system. For this reason, you
need to know about the client copy.
1. Log on to the client and maintain the new client within transaction SCC4 by using the
following data:
Field Value
Client 100 Client Copy Demo
City Enter a city name

Std currency Enter a standard currency
Client role Customizing
2. Activate the kernel user and set the profile parameter login/no_automatic_user_sapstar
to 0.
3. Copy reference client 000 to the new client with transaction SCCL using copy profile.
4. Check the log files with transaction SCC3.

Unit 7
Solution 15
Perform a client copy
Business Example
You need to perform a client copy for an AS ABAP-based SAP system. For this reason, you
need to know about the client copy.
1. Log on to the client and maintain the new client within transaction SCC4 by using the
following data:
Field Value
Client 100 Client Copy Demo
City Enter a city name

Std currency Enter a standard currency
Client role Customizing
a) On the SAP Easy Access screen, run transaction SCC4.
b) On the Display View “Client”: Overview screen, choose the Toggle Display Change
pusbhutton.
c) In the Information dialog box, choose the Ok pushbutton.
d) On the Change View “Clients”: Overview screen, choose the New Entries pushbutton.
e) On the New Entries: Details of Added Entries screen, enter the data shown in the table.
f) Save your entries.
g) On the SAP Logon 720 screen, choose the Name field with ECC.
h) On the SAP screen, enter 001 in the Client field and enter the user and password
provided by the instructor.
2. Activate the kernel user and set the profile parameter login/no_automatic_user_sapstar
to 0.
a) On the New Entries: Details of Added Entries screen, run transaction /NRZ.
b) On the Edit Profiles screen, enter DEFAULT and Default profile in the Profile field
and 000001 and Saved, activated in the Version field.
c) In the Edit Profile screen area, select the Extended maintenance option and choose the
Change pushbutton.
d) On the Maintain Profile ‘DEFAULT’ Version ‘000001’ screen, choose the Parameter
pushbutton.
e) On the Parameter name field, enter login/no_automatic_user_sapstar. Enter 0

in the Parameter val. field and then choose the Copy pushbutton.

3. Copy reference client 000 to the new client with transaction SCCL using copy profile.
a) Go back to the Maintain Profile ‘DEFAULT’ Version ‘000001’ screen, save the entries,
and choose the Copy pushbutton.
b) On the Edit Profile screen, choose the Yes pushbutton in the Activate profile dialog box.
Hint:
If on the Edit Profile screen, the Save profile dialog box appears then
choose the Yes pushbutton and return to the Edit Profile screen from the
Maintain Profile ‘DEFAULT’ Version ‘000001’ screen.
c) In the Information dialog box with the message, Profile DEFAULT (version
000002) saved and activated, choose the Ok pushbutton.
d) On the Caution! Caution! Caution! dialog box, choose the Ok pushbutton.
e) On the sapmmc – [Console Root\ SAP Systems\ X00] screen, from the context menu
of E00, choose All Tasks and then Restart…. In the SAP System Restart dialog box
choose the Ok pushbutton.
f) On the WebServer Authentication screen, enter TWDF1526\e00adm in the User field

and the password provided by the instructor in the Password field.
g) On the SAP screen, enter 100 in the Client field and enter the user and password
provided by the instructor. Also, on the SAP Easy Access screen, run transaction SCCL.
h) On the Client Copy – Copy a Client screen, enter the following data and then choose
the Schedule as Background Job pushbutton:
Field Value
Selected Profile SAP_USER
Description User Master Record and Authori

zation Profiles
Source Client 100 Client Copy Demo
i) On the Schedule Client Copy in Background screen, choose the Schedule Job
pushbutton.
j) On the Start Time screen, choose the Immediate pushbutton and then save your
entries.
k) In the Verification dialog box, choose the Ok pushbutton. Also, in the Information dialog
box which displays the message, Background job was successfully
scheduled; log is displayed in SCC3, choose the Ok pushbutton.
4. Check the log files with transaction SCC3.

a) On the SAP Easy Access screen, run transaction SCC3.
b) On the Client Copy/Transport Log Analysis screen, choose the Refresh pushbutton.
c) On the Client Copy/Transport Log Analysis screen, choose the entry in the Status Text
field and the choose the Delete Log pushbutton.

Solution 15: Perform a client copy
d) On the Client Copy/Transport Log Analysis screen, choose the Details pushbutton.
e) On the Log Summary screen, choose the File Log pushbutton.
f) On the Log Display screen, choose the Expand pushbutton in the Log File screen area.
g) Go back to the Client Copy/Transport Log Analysis screen, choose the Refresh
pushbutton till the Status field shows Successfully Completed.
h) On the Client Copy/Transport Log Analysis screen, run transaction /NSCC3.
i) On the Client Copy/Transport Log Analysis screen, check that the Status Text field
shows the Successfully Completed status.

Unit 7
Exercise 16
Check the Installation
Business Example
You want to check the installation for an AS ABAP-based SAP system.
Check the installation.
1. Perform the installation check with transaction SICK.

Unit 7
Solution 16
Check the Installation
Business Example
You want to check the installation for an AS ABAP-based SAP system.
Check the installation.
1. Perform the installation check with transaction SICK.

a) On the SAP Easy Access screen, run transaction SICK.
b) On the SAP Initial Consistency Check screen, look for the number of errors reported in
the SAP System Check field.

Unit 7
Exercise 17
Start the SAP Load Generator
Business Example
You want to start the SAP load generator for an AS ABAP-based SAP system.
1. Set database to overwrite mode.
2. Start the SAP load generator using the transaction SGEN and schedule it for a later time.

Unit 7
Solution 17
Start the SAP Load Generator
Business Example
You want to start the SAP load generator for an AS ABAP-based SAP system.
1. Set database to overwrite mode.

a) On the remote desktop, choose Computer → Database (S:).
b) In the context menu of Database, choose Administration Task → Log Settings.
c) On the Log Settings screen, select Overwrite mode.
2. Start the SAP load generator using the transaction SGEN and schedule it for a later time.
a) On the SAP Easy Access SAP Solution Manager screen, run transaction SGEN.
b) On the SAP Load Generator screen, select the Generate All Objects of Selected
Software Components radio button and choose the Continue pushbutton.
c) In the Selection by software components of generation set screen area, choose

SAP_BASIS in the Software Component field and then choose the Continue
pushbutton.
d) In the Selection of Server for parallel Generation screen area, choose the Continue
pushbutton.
e) On the SAP Load Generator – Job Monitor screen, choose the Schedule Job for
pushbutton and enter a later time value in the StartTime field.

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Unit 1: Overview and Architecture of SAP Systems

Unit 2: Preparation for Installation

1 Exercise 1: Prepare the Installation (Part 1)

Unit 3: Installation of SAP Solution Manager

9 Exercise 3: Install the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 System

Unit 4: Planning for Installation

Unit 5: Installation of SAP ERP Central Component – Application Server

22 Exercise 5: Install an SAP ERP Central Component 6.06 System

Unit 6: Installation of SAP Employee and Manager Self Services (SAP

29 Exercise 6: Install an SAP XSS 6.06 System

Unit 7: Post-Installation Activities

37 Exercise 7: Stop, Start, and Log on

Unit 8: Installation of SAP GUI

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The installation DVDs are located at D:\ADM110_NEW.

1. Install the JDK to D:\j2sdk.

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The installation DVDs are located at D:\ADM110_NEW.

b) Return to the remote desktop.

1. Install the JDK to D:\j2sdk.

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f) Return to the remote desktop.

a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Control Panel → System → Advanced

f) Return to the remote desktop.

b) Return to the remote desktop.

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a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Computer → Database (D:) →

c) On the Prerequisites Checker screen, enter D:\ADM110_NEW\Inst_Additional

a) On the Prerequisites Checker screen, choose the Browse pushbutton.

b) In the File Browser dialog box, choose D: → ADM110_NEW →

c) Double-click the PREREQUISITE_CHECK_DATA.XML file.

d) Choose the OK pushbutton.

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b) In the context menu of the Database (D:) drive, choose Properties.

d) Return to the remote desktop.

a) On the remote desktop, choose Start → Control Panel → Administrative Tools →

c) Choose the user and choose the Member Of tab page.

d) Return to the remote desktop.

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JCE Policy Files Path D:\ADM110_NEW

4. Enter the following data during the installation:

Type Field Path

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Cryptographic software Path to SAPCRYPTO.SAR* D:\ADM110_NEW

Diagnostics Agent System ID (DASID)* DAA

7. Select the parameters to be revised.

MaxDB Log Volumes Location D:\sapdb\S00\saplog

SAP System > Database Im- Number of Parallel Jobs 6

8. Execute the installation of SAP Solution Manager.

9. Complete the installation of SAP Solution Manager.