Thursday, September 11, 2014
Monday, September 8, 2014
USEFUL BI TRANSACTION CODES FOR BPC BACKEND
USEFUL BI TRANSACTION CODES FOR BPC BACKEND
Note: please do not try to use these T-codes unless you are familiar with SAP BI Backend system.
Backend Administration
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Explanation
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RSA1
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Overview of InfoProviders and InfoObjects
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LISTCUBE
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To check the InfoCube content
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LISTSCHEMA
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Schema viewer for InfoCubes
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SE80
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Object navigator
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RSD1
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InfoObjects editor
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RSH1
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InfoObjects Hierarchy
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Log
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ST22
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To find ABAP runtime errors (ABAP dumps)
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SLG1
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Application error (for BPC NW, look for UJ* as Object)
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SM21
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System log of the BW server
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Trace
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ST01
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System trace
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ST05
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Performance analysis
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UJSTAT
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Performance statistics report
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Users
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SU01
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User Maintenance
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PFCG
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Role maintenance
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SU01D | User Maintanance - Display only |
ABAP instance
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SM51
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Overview of the application server ABAP instance
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SM50
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Overview of the work processes on the instance
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SM04
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Overview of users logged on the instance
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SM37
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Overview of jobs running on the instance
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SM12
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Display the locks that are currently set
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Transport
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SE01
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Overview of transport requests and their logs on the instance
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STMS
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Transport Management System
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File server
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UJFS
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To access BPC NW web and file folders per environment
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Programs
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SE38
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To run ABAP programs. To find default ABAP programs for BPC NW, look for UJ* (for example UJS_ACTIVATE_CONTENT, UJA_DATA_CHECKER…)
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Database tables
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SE16
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Database tables browser
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SE11
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ABAP dictionary
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Process chains
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RSPC
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Process chains maintenance
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Backup & Recovery
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UJBR
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Environment backup and recovery
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Thursday, August 15, 2013
SAP HANA DB Connect
SAP HANA as Source System for SAP BW through DB Connect:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw73ehp1/helpdata/en/84/0CB892EDFBC34290C1685132006662/content.htm?frameset=/en/4A/1DF9315C171B40E10000000A42189C/frameset.htm
Note 1597627 - SAP HANA connection
Note 1589983 - No DBCON entry possible for SAP In-Memory Database
Note 400818 - Information about the R/3 database library
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw73ehp1/helpdata/en/84/0CB892EDFBC34290C1685132006662/content.htm?frameset=/en/4A/1DF9315C171B40E10000000A42189C/frameset.htm
Note 1597627 - SAP HANA connection
Note 1589983 - No DBCON entry possible for SAP In-Memory Database
Note 400818 - Information about the R/3 database library
Friday, June 14, 2013
SAP HANA Single Sign on
SAP HANA Single Sign on
Single sign-on (SSO) allows a user to login once and gain access to multiple systems without being asked to login again. Depending on how SSO has been setup, this could permit the user login to just a front end application or it can enable SSO all the way down to the database in what’s known as SSO to database (SSO2DB).
https://websmp105.sapag.de/~sapidb/012003146900000774762013E/HowTo_HANA_SSO_Kerberos_v1_2.pdf
SAP Notes:
Note 1813724 - HANA SSO/Kerberos: create keytab and validate conf
Note 1837331 - HOWTO HANA DB SSO Kerberos/ Active Directory
Single sign-on (SSO) allows a user to login once and gain access to multiple systems without being asked to login again. Depending on how SSO has been setup, this could permit the user login to just a front end application or it can enable SSO all the way down to the database in what’s known as SSO to database (SSO2DB).
https://websmp105.sapag.de/~sapidb/012003146900000774762013E/HowTo_HANA_SSO_Kerberos_v1_2.pdf
SAP Notes:
Note 1813724 - HANA SSO/Kerberos: create keytab and validate conf
Note 1837331 - HOWTO HANA DB SSO Kerberos/ Active Directory
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