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Tuesday, August 18, 2009

User Information System from SU01

To get quick User related information in an SAP System:
  1. Go to transaction code SU01
  2. From the upper menu, click on 'Information'
  3. From drop-down menu, click on 'Information System'
  4. You should see a Menu Tree showing various User Admin areas such as:
  • User
  • Roles
  • Profiles
  • Authorizations
  • Authorization Objects
  • Transactions
  • Comparisons
  • Where-Used List; and
  • Change Documents
Browse through the above and you will realize there are so many User/Security admin tasks you can perform from here!

Friday, August 14, 2009

Backup Domain Controller in SAP TMS Landscape

How to assign a Backup Domain Controller in TMS?

  1. Logon to your Domain Controller SAP System in client 000
  2. Execute Transaction Code: STMS
  3. Click on the icon System Overview, alternatively click on Overview from the top menu and then click on Systems
  4. Select your Domain Conroller system, double click
  5. You will see three tabs: Management, Communication, and Transport Tool
  6. Click on Communication
  7. Click on Edit
  8. You will see Backup under Transport Domain
  9. Select your Backup Domain Controller system in this area
  10. Save the configuration
  11. Verify/Chanage the settings in remaining systems accordingly and Distribute the changes in All systems in your TMS landscape
  12. Should you wish to test the functionality, bring your Domain Controller down and your backup domain controller should be promoted to the Domain Controller
  13. Once your original Domain Controller system comes back online, your promoted Backup Domain Controller system should then assume the original role of Backup Domain Controller.
Good luck!

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Two Important Traces in SAP Systems from Admin point of view

System Trace

  • Transaction Code: ST01
Performance Trace

  • Transaction Code: ST05

Your S-User in SAP Solution Manager System

How to Associate your S-User in SAP Solution Manager System?

Use Transaction code: AISUSER

Change View "SAP Support Portal Contact Person Assignment": Overview

  1. Keep an S-User number handy, no Zeros
  2. Click on New Entries
  3. Enter User ID (you SAP System Logon ID) and S-User number in 'Contact Person' field
  4. Save it!
  5. Go back and check for the entry that you just created
  6. Test it!

Good luck!

Sunday, August 9, 2009

How to Undo changes already inclued in a Transport Request

Scenario:

  1. An SAP BI system landscape
  2. You have three systems, DEV, QAS, and PRD
  3. You have a stand-along system SBX (Sandbox System)
  4. You don't have any backups scheduled on SBX
  5. You are making some changes in SBX
  6. You keep including those changes in a transport request in SBX
  7. At one point you realize that some or all of those changes in a particular transport request isn't necessary or they MUST be reverted.
What would you do?

Following is what you can do:

Option One: If backups are scheduled and available by any chance, then restore the system, point-in-time to the original state.

OR

Option Two: Undo those changes, manually. One by one, which could be very time consuming.

OR

Option Three: Find the original obejcts from either of DEV, QAS, and PRD systems and collect them in a transport request and move that request to SBX at OS level.

Good luck!

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Move a Released Local Transport Request

How to move a Released Local Transport from One SAP System to another SAP System?

Scenario:

  1. Locally created transport request (Customization Request)
  2. Request gets released
  3. Need to move to another SAP system in transport landscape
  4. Create a new Customization Request
  5. Add objects
  6. Add that Locally created and released transport request number to include into this newly created Customizing Request
  7. Make sure that target shows the target group or target SAP system and client thereof
  8. Release the task of this new request
  9. Release this new request
  10. Refresh import queue of your target SAP System
  11. Then import this request!

Monday, August 3, 2009

How to See Processes from All Users in Windows



  1. Open Windows Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Del)
  2. Click on Processes
  3. Click on 'Show processes from all users on the bottom of the window.
  4. Refresh!