Introduction | p. 1 |
What is SAP Software? | p. 3 |
SAP Layers and Architecture | p. 7 |
SAP Client Server Architecture | p. 7 |
OLTP Versus OLAP | p. 10 |
SAP Installable Software Units | p. 12 |
SAP Software Logistics | p. 15 |
SAP Development Objects | p. 16 |
Object Classification | p. 16 |
ABAP | p. 17 |
Development Classes | p. 20 |
Name-Ranges | p. 21 |
Namespaces | p. 22 |
Number Ranges | p. 23 |
Development Locks | p. 23 |
Development Keys | p. 24 |
Data Tables | p. 25 |
Table Types | p. 26 |
Table Delivery Types | p. 30 |
Table Data Classes | p. 30 |
Indexes | p. 31 |
Table Technical Settings | p. 32 |
Table Logging | p. 32 |
DBDIFF | p. 33 |
Customizing Objects | p. 34 |
Other Objects | p. 35 |
Correction and Transport System | p. 40 |
Transport Activities | p. 41 |
Transport Management System | p. 41 |
Transport Requests | p. 43 |
Transport Tools | p. 45 |
Transport Steps | p. 46 |
DDIC Import | p. 48 |
Activation and Distribution | p. 50 |
Running the XPRA Job | p. 52 |
Client Copies | p. 53 |
Remote Client Copies | p. 57 |
Multiclient Manager | p. 59 |
Support Packages | p. 59 |
Support Package Types | p. 60 |
SAP Patch Manager | p. 61 |
Conflict Resolution Transports | p. 61 |
Support Package Import Phases | p. 62 |
Support Packages in R/3 Enterprise | p. 64 |
Support Package Stacks | p. 66 |
Support Packages as of NetWeaver 7.0 | p. 67 |
Tables Used with SPAM | p. 68 |
SPAM Queue Conflicts | p. 68 |
SAP Download Manager | p. 69 |
SAP Maintenance Optimizer | p. 70 |
Industry Solutions and Add-Ons | p. 72 |
Installation Using R3up | p. 73 |
Installation Using SAINT | p. 75 |
Enhancement Framework | p. 76 |
Switch Framework | p. 77 |
SAP Notes | p. 79 |
Release Upgrades | p. 80 |
SAP Kernel Patches | p. 80 |
Enhancement Packs | p. 81 |
Languages | p. 82 |
Reason for Upgrading | p. 87 |
Withdrawn from Maintenance | p. 88 |
Maintenance Strategy | p. 90 |
New Functionality | p. 91 |
Difference between Upgrade and Implementation | p. 93 |
Implementation and Support | p. 93 |
Business Process Support team | p. 94 |
SAP Functional Support team | p. 95 |
SAP ABAP Support team | p. 95 |
SAP Basis/Technology Support team | p. 95 |
Remaining Tasks | p. 95 |
Required Number of Staff | p. 96 |
SAP Customer Competency Center | p. 96 |
Technical Upgrade Only | p. 98 |
Hardware-Related Items | p. 99 |
Supported Hardware Platforms | p. 99 |
Increased Complexity of System Landscapes | p. 100 |
Server and Database Consolidation | p. 101 |
MCOD | p. 102 |
MCOS | p. 104 |
Sizing for the New Release | p. 105 |
Key Performance Indicators | p. 107 |
Used Software Components | p. 108 |
Number of Concurrent Users | p. 108 |
Database Growth pattern | p. 109 |
Application Availability | p. 109 |
Location of Users | p. 110 |
Preparations on Hardware and Software | p. 110 |
OS/DB Migration | p. 111 |
OS/DB Upgrade | p. 113 |
SAPGUI and ITS | p. 113 |
Third-Party Products | p. 115 |
Upgrade Technology | p. 117 |
Technical Objective | p. 117 |
Delta Upgrade | p. 118 |
Prepare | p. 119 |
Upgrade Key | p. 121 |
SAP Upgrade Assistant (Classic) | p. 122 |
SAP Upgrade Assistant (New) | p. 125 |
Other Upgrade Tools | p. 125 |
SAPUp and SAPJUp | p. 126 |
Add-Ons and Industry Solutions | p. 128 |
Add-Ons and Industry Solutions (as of ERP 6.0) | p. 132 |
BIND_PATCH | p. 133 |
Plug-In Additions | p. 136 |
Languages | p. 136 |
User Modifications | p. 137 |
Preserve Modifications | p. 137 |
SPDD | p. 138 |
SPAU | p. 140 |
Transporting Modification Adjustments | p. 143 |
Modification Assistant | p. 144 |
Upgrade Directory | p. 146 |
Upgrade Log Files | p. 147 |
TOOLIMPORT | p. 148 |
Cleaning the System | p. 149 |
Shadow Tables | p. 150 |
Repository Switch | p. 151 |
Table Conversion | p. 155 |
ICNV | p. 160 |
DDIC Substitution | p. 163 |
ACT - Activation | p. 164 |
Kernel Switch | p. 165 |
Upgrade Downtime Strategy | p. 167 |
System Switch Upgrade | p. 169 |
TABIM | p. 174 |
XPRA - Report After Put | p. 175 |
Preparation Steps | p. 176 |
Saving Wage Types | p. 176 |
Extension of Database Size | p. 176 |
Reuse of Variants | p. 177 |
Upgrade Breakpoints | p. 178 |
Post Steps | p. 178 |
Generate ABAP Load | p. 178 |
Generate ABAP Query Reports (R/3 4.0B) | p. 179 |
Solve P Errors in LONGPOST.LOG | p. 180 |
Adjust Authorizations | p. 180 |
Removal of "Obsolete" Tablespaces | p. 181 |
New General Ledger | p. 181 |
Install Optional SAP J2EE Engine | p. 182 |
Reset the Upgrade | p. 182 |
Maintain Shadow Instance | p. 183 |
Upgrade Elapse Time | p. 183 |
CBU (Customer-Based Upgrade) | p. 184 |
Unicode Conversion | p. 187 |
Conversion Process | p. 188 |
Unicode Preparation | p. 189 |
Database Conversion | p. 192 |
Unicode System Requirements | p. 192 |
Unicode Kernel | p. 193 |
Combined Upgrade and Unicode Conversion | p. 193 |
Upgrade Project Management | p. 197 |
ASAP for Upgrade | p. 198 |
DSDM for SAP | p. 199 |
Project IMG for Upgrade | p. 201 |
Project Organization and Roles | p. 202 |
Business Case | p. 203 |
Budget Planning and Cost Calculation | p. 206 |
Project Runbook | p. 208 |
Testing | p. 208 |
Business Process Testing | p. 209 |
Component Testing | p. 209 |
Integration Testing | p. 210 |
Stress and Performance Testing | p. 211 |
Runbook Testing | p. 211 |
Automatic Testing | p. 212 |
SAP Landscape Management | p. 215 |
System Landscape Scenarios | p. 215 |
Cross-Release Transports | p. 220 |
Show System Information | p. 221 |
Process Owners-SAP CCC | p. 221 |
BC Sets | p. 222 |
Business Engineer | p. 224 |
ABAP and Other Objects | p. 224 |
Authorizations | p. 225 |
Issues During Upgrade | p. 228 |
Actions to do Before Upgrade | p. 229 |
Third-Party Tools | p. 231 |
Monitoring Tools | p. 231 |
Transport Tools | p. 233 |
Interface Tools | p. 234 |
Tax Calculation Tools | p. 234 |
Other Tools | p. 234 |
SAP New Dimensions Products | p. 237 |
Business Information Warehouse | p. 237 |
BW Alpha Conversion | p. 238 |
BW Business Content | p. 239 |
BW-Specific Upgrade | p. 241 |
SAP BI Lock Server | p. 242 |
BI Accelerator | p. 242 |
SRM (Supplier Relationship Management) | p. 243 |
CRM (Customer Relationship Management) | p. 245 |
SCM (Supply Chain Management) | p. 247 |
SCM Middleware | p. 247 |
SCM Upgrade | p. 249 |
Process Integration | p. 250 |
SAP NetWeaver Java AS | p. 253 |
Deploy Options | p. 254 |
Java Startup and Control Framework | p. 257 |
Java Trace and Log Files | p. 259 |
Java Control | p. 260 |
Automatic Startup of Java Instance | p. 260 |
Java Managers and Services | p. 261 |
Java Configuration Management | p. 264 |
Java-Specific Filesystems | p. 265 |
Java Database Access | p. 265 |
Java Patch Management | p. 266 |
SAP NWDI-Java Change Management | p. 267 |
SAP Visual Composer | p. 269 |
SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment | p. 271 |
Adobe Document System | p. 271 |
CTS+ | p. 272 |
Support Tools | p. 275 |
ASU (Application Specific Upgrade) | p. 275 |
SAP Solution Manager | p. 276 |
SEP (Support Enablement Package) | p. 279 |
RBE (Reverse Business Engineer) | p. 280 |
SAP CDOP | p. 281 |
SAP TDMS (Test Data Migration System) | p. 282 |
LAW (License Audit Workbench) | p. 283 |
Upgrade Roadmap | p. 283 |
ARIS for NetWeaver and RBEplus | p. 284 |
Assessment with IntelliCorp | p. 285 |
Additional Information Resources | p. 285 |
Upgrade Coaching | p. 286 |
The Direction of SAP | p. 287 |
Roadmaps | p. 287 |
SAP xApps | p. 288 |
eSOA | p. 289 |
BPP (Business Process Platform) | p. 291 |
BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) | p. 292 |
New Roles and Responsibilities | p. 293 |
User Interfaces | p. 293 |
On-Demand Computing | p. 294 |
SAP Adaptive Computing Infrastructure | p. 294 |
E2E Management | p. 297 |
Downtime Prevention | p. 298 |
Future Trends | p. 299 |
List of SAP R/3 "Object Identifiers" | p. 301 |
ASAP of Upgrade Roadmap | p. 305 |
Additional Web Resources | p. 311 |
About the CD-ROM | p. 313 |
Index | p. 315 |
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