Frequency | Task | Transaction Code or UNIX Command |
Daily | SAP: CCMS System Monitoring (General Monitoring Functions) | (See Note) |
SAP: Checking the System Log | SM21 | |
SAP: Output Devices in the SAP Spool System | SPAD | |
SAP: Checking Spool Output Requests for Errors | SP01 | |
SAP: Checking Work Process Status | SM51 | |
SAP: Checking for ABAP Short Dumps | ST22 | |
SAP: Checking for Update Errors | SM13 | |
SAP: Checking Lock Entries | SM12 | |
SAP: Checking Batch Input Sessions | SM35 | |
SAP: Checking Background Jobs | SM37 | |
Oracle: Backing Up and Checking the Database | DB13 | |
Oracle: Backing Up and Checking Offline Redo Log Files | DB13 | |
Oracle: Monitoring Database Growth | DB02 | |
Oracle: Checking the Alert File | ST04 | |
Oracle: Monitoring the Archive Log Directory | DB12 | |
Oracle: Evaluating Results of the DB System Check | DB16B | |
Oracle: Checking and Creating CBO Statistics | DB13 | |
HP-UX: Monitoring File Systems | ST06 | |
HP-UX: Checking the Operating System Log | (See HP-UX documents) | |
HP-UX: Checking Swap Space | ST06 | |
Weekly | SAP: TEMSE Check | SP12 |
Oracle: Searching for Missing Indexes | DB02 | |
Oracle: Database Verification�Checking Physical Structure | sapdba | |
HP-UX: File System Backup | tar | |
Monthly | SAP: Changing Administrator Passwords | SU01 |
Oracle: Analyzing the Entire Database | analyze.cmd | |
Oracle: Changing the Database Administrator Password | svrmgr30 | |
Unscheduled/occasional | SAP: Checking the Transport Management System (TMS) | STMS |
SAP: Deleting Old User Master Records | SU01 | |
SAP: Changing Administrator Passwords | SU01 | |
SAP: Checking User Activities | SM04 | |
SAP: Scheduling Jobs | SM36 | |
Oracle: Extending the Database (Adding Data Files) | sapdba |
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
SAP-RECOMMENDED SYSTEM MONITORING TASKS
TMS for single system landscape
Go 000, User : DDIC and hit >STMS --> here it will ask for domain controller -- give self domain ---> Domain controller has been assigned .
Now again goto STMS--> System overview-->SAP SYSTEM -->Create ->Virtual system--- give name V<SID>
till this point your domain controller is created and virtual system is created .Next our aim is to setup STMS
again goto STMS-->transport routes--> change --> configuration-->statndard configuration ---> select second option (development and productino System ) because here your dev system will your own system and virtual system would be production system .
---> pop up will come ---> give DEV - SID and Productino SID--- it willl automatically create the route .
Save this and exit.
This is the way We can set single system landscape.
Now again goto STMS--> System overview-->SAP SYSTEM -->Create ->Virtual system--- give name V<SID>
till this point your domain controller is created and virtual system is created .Next our aim is to setup STMS
again goto STMS-->transport routes--> change --> configuration-->statndard configuration ---> select second option (development and productino System ) because here your dev system will your own system and virtual system would be production system .
---> pop up will come ---> give DEV - SID and Productino SID--- it willl automatically create the route .
Save this and exit.
This is the way We can set single system landscape.
TMS Configuration Steps
Development system is always domain controller
2. Logon to Client :000
User: DDIC.
Pwd: ******
3. Put a T-code (se06) in the command field.
4. Click standard installation and click post installation (yes)
5. Put a T-code (STMS) in the command field and give a description then save it.
6. Click System overview push botten, click extras option from the menu and click Distribute and activate configuration. (Yes)
7. Back to the stms main screen and click Transport routes from the push botten.
8. Click Configuration button from the Menu.
9. Click Distribute and activate from the configuration menu.
10. Now your sap system is activate in domain controller.
11. Now logon to QAS system.
12. Client: 000
User: DDIC
Pwd: ****
13. Put a T-code (se06). In the command field.
14. Click standard installation and click post installation (yes)
15. Put a T-code (STMS) in the command field.
16. Click other Configuration push butten in the bottom of appear screen.
17. Give information about development system. Example: tisdev, 00
18. Then save it. Ok
19. Now QAS is waiting for include domain controller.
20. Logon to Development system.
21. Click system overview push butten.
22. Click sap system from the menu.
23. Select the QAS systems.
24. Click Approve butten from the sap system menu.
25. Now QAS is member system of domain Controller. (Development system).
26. Suppose if you want configuring Production also, following the same step in the QAS.
Source from : http://www.saptechies.com/stms-configuration-and-transport-route-configuration/
2. Logon to Client :000
User: DDIC.
Pwd: ******
3. Put a T-code (se06) in the command field.
4. Click standard installation and click post installation (yes)
5. Put a T-code (STMS) in the command field and give a description then save it.
6. Click System overview push botten, click extras option from the menu and click Distribute and activate configuration. (Yes)
7. Back to the stms main screen and click Transport routes from the push botten.
8. Click Configuration button from the Menu.
9. Click Distribute and activate from the configuration menu.
10. Now your sap system is activate in domain controller.
11. Now logon to QAS system.
12. Client: 000
User: DDIC
Pwd: ****
13. Put a T-code (se06). In the command field.
14. Click standard installation and click post installation (yes)
15. Put a T-code (STMS) in the command field.
16. Click other Configuration push butten in the bottom of appear screen.
17. Give information about development system. Example: tisdev, 00
18. Then save it. Ok
19. Now QAS is waiting for include domain controller.
20. Logon to Development system.
21. Click system overview push butten.
22. Click sap system from the menu.
23. Select the QAS systems.
24. Click Approve butten from the sap system menu.
25. Now QAS is member system of domain Controller. (Development system).
26. Suppose if you want configuring Production also, following the same step in the QAS.
Source from : http://www.saptechies.com/stms-configuration-and-transport-route-configuration/
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
ABAP and BASIS patch update error screen shots
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Because all project teams deserve great software…
Salt is a unique software platform containing a growing collection of apps and functionalities specifically designed for SAP project team members to make working with SAP easier, faster and more productive.Imagine the difference the following would make to your day:
- To be able to see the difference between your SAP systems
- Being able to browse and access any system's hierarchy of objects and all known versions
- See all your Work in Progress across SAP systems
- To quickly identify work that may have been forgotten or abandoned
- Having automatic snapshots of unreleased objects available to fall back on
- The ability to monitor and set alerts so when nominated objects are changed you are notified
- Access to a “Google-like” engine to rapidly search your ABAP source code
Monday, November 15, 2010
Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC)
Governance, risk, and compliance—these three big letters can add up to one giant headache. But GRC doesn't have to be a boil on your corporate behind. SAP GRC For Dummies untangles the web of regulations that confronts your company and introduces you to software solutions the not only keep you in compliance, but also make your whole enterprise stronger.
This completely practical guide starts with a big-picture look and GRC and explains how it can help your organization grow. You'll find out why these regulations were enacted; what you can do to ensure compliance; and how compliance can help you prevent fraud, bolster your corporate image, and envision and execute the best possible corporate strategy. This all-business handbook will help you:
- Understand the impact of Sarbanes-Oxley
- Control access effectively
- Color your company a greener shade of green
- Source or sell goods internationally
- Keep your employees safe and healthy
- Ensure that data is kept secret and private
- Manage information flow in all directions
- Enhance your public image through sustainability reporting
- Use GRC as the basis for a powerful new corporate strategy
Complete with enlightening lists of best practices for successful GRC implementation and
conducting global trade, this book also puts you in touch with thought leadership Web sights whereyou can deepen your understanding of GRC-based business strategies. You can't avoid dealing with GRC, but you can make the most of it with a little help from SAP GRC For Dummies.
from http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/612669/
Labels:
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Sunday, November 7, 2010
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