The document discusses upgrading the SAP kernel. Some key points:
1. The SAP kernel resides in specific directories and contains the system executables.
2. Upgrading the kernel is required for support package deployments, operating system/database upgrades, or to resolve issues.
3. The process involves stopping services, backing up the old kernel, checking the current version, unpacking the new executables, and restarting services.
The document discusses upgrading the SAP kernel. Some key points:
1. The SAP kernel resides in specific directories and contains the system executables.
2. Upgrading the kernel is required for support package deployments, operating system/database upgrades, or to resolve issues.
3. The process involves stopping services, backing up the old kernel, checking the current version, unpacking the new executables, and restarting services.
The document discusses upgrading the SAP kernel. Some key points:
1. The SAP kernel resides in specific directories and contains the system executables.
2. Upgrading the kernel is required for support package deployments, operating system/database upgrades, or to resolve issues.
3. The process involves stopping services, backing up the old kernel, checking the current version, unpacking the new executables, and restarting services.
It is used to replace the existing Executables with a new set of
executables. SAP Kernel Resides in /sapmnt/<SID>/exe (or) /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/exe/UC/NTI386 for 32bit Machines /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/exe/UC/NTAMD64 for 64bit Machines
1.While deploying support Packages a Pre-Requisite is Kernel needs
to be upgraded. 2.During an SAP OS/DB upgrade (or) patching 3.SAP Recommendations to secure the system (or) Resolve a conflict (or) an issue. 4.we can check the Kernel Version by executing command “disp+work” in cmd disp+work on Windows Environment PROCESS: 1.Stop SAP System, Stop Services (SAPOSCOL, SAP<SID>_00, All Oracle Services). 2. Backup The Kernel Directory for Rollback in any inconsistencies with the new kernel. (Copy the NTI386 or NTAMD64 folder into different Location) 3.Check the present kernel Patch level by executing disp+work (or) login to the system and navigate to system status 4.Uncar the Executables into kernel with New kernel Directory 4.Restart the services and SAP system i.e., start all the services that is mentioned in step1. 5.Check the kernel version by executing command ‘disp+work’ in command window/login in to sap system and check in system -> status Login with 000 with copy of ddic user Execute Transaction Code “I18N” (or) Run a Report “RSCPINST” in SA38 Double Click on option I18N system Configuration Click on “Add” Button and add the languages to install Select the language and click on ok Click on “Activate” option Click on Yes, it will generate a new parameter value zcsa/installed_languages Execute RZ10 to change the parameter zcsa/intalled_languages value Click on create parameter specify the new value for parameter zcsa/installed_languages Click on copy Click on save to activate the changed values We need to restart the system so that the changed parameters will effect Execute SMLT Click on create language specify the language and supplementary language Click on ok Click on import package button Specify the path \usr\sap\trans\EPS\in click on find packages Click on setting Button Click on start on instance, specify the system,click on execute Click on yes to import the languages Click on ok EXECUTE STMS Click on truck icon Select your system and double click This is the logs We should see all are in ok Login with the Client and check whether the language has been changed or not
Language French is Successfully Imported to the SAP system