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SAP Netweaver AS - Implementation and Operation I

PARTICIPANT HANDBOOKINSTRUCTOR-LED TRAINING

Course Version: 15

Course Duration: 5 Day(s)

Material Number: 50128489

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Contents

xi Course Overview

1 Unit 1: SAP Systems

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Lesson: Explaining the Key Capabilities of SAP NetWeaver

Lesson: Explaining the Architecture of an SAP System, AS ABAP

and AS Java

21 Unit 2: Navigation Basics

22 Lesson: Navigating with SAP GUI for Windows in AS ABAP Systems

31 Exercise 1: Log on to the System and Run a Transaction

37 Exercise 2: Search Technical Information Using FI

43 Lesson: Navigating with a Browser in AS Java Systems

49 Unit 3: SAP User Interfaces

50 Lesson: Accessing AS ABAP Systems with SAP GUI

55 Exercise 3: Search for Transactions

61 Lesson: Accessing SAP Systems using Other User Interfaces

73 Unit 4: System Core

75 Lesson: Explaining AS ABAP and AS Java System Architecture

S3 Lesson: Identifying the Processes of an AS ABAP System

87 Exercise 4: Determine the Processes of SAP NetWeaver AS

ABAP

90 Lesson: Processing User Requests in AS ABAP

97 Exercise 5: Monitor the Work Processes in AS ABAP

105 Exercise 6: Monitor Lock Entries

113 Exercise 7: Monitor Updates

117 Lesson: Explaining Additional Processes of an AS ABAP System

121 Exercise 8: Print an Output in AS ABAP

125 Exercise 9: Schedule a Simple Report in the Background

130 Lesson: Explaining the Processes of an AS Java System

137 Exercise 10: Display AS Java System Information




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Lesson: Explaining the Architecture of SAP NetWeaver Application

Server

Lesson: Describing the Procedure of a System Logon (AS ABAP)

Lesson: Configuring SAP Logon

Exercise 11: Configure SAP Logon

Lesson: Setting Up Logon Groups in AS ABAP

Exercise 12: Set up Logon Groups

Lesson: Operating Common System Administration Tasks

Exercise 13: Operate Common Administration Transactions

Unit 6: Fundamental Concepts of Java

Lesson: Describing the Fundamental Concepts of Java

Lesson: Describing the Architecture of the SAP NetWeaver

Application Server (AS)

Lesson: Outlining the Java Cluster Architecture

Lesson: Describing the Internal Structure of AS Java

Unit 7: SAP Portfolio Overview

Lesson: Identifying the Platform, Database, and User Experience in

the SAP Technology Portfolio

Lesson: Outlining Additional Components of the SAP Technology

Portfolio

Lesson: Identifying the Components of the SAP Applications

Portfolio

Unit 8: SAP Start and Stop Procedures

Lesson: Describing the Start and Stop Procedure of an SAP System

Lesson: Describing the Start Process of the SAP NetWeaver AS

ABAP

Lesson: Starting and Stopping SAP Systems

Exercise 14: Start and Stop the SAP System

Exercise 15: Start and Stop the SAP System with the SAP MMC

Lesson: Analyzing the AS ABAP Logs for a Failed System Start

Lesson: Scheduling Downtime




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Lesson: Starting and Stopping an AS Java

Lesson: Evaluating the Tools for Starting and Stopping SAP

Systems

Exercise 16: Start and Stop with the SAP Management Console

Exercise 17: Execute the Command Line for Starting and

Stopping

Lesson: Evaluating Load Balancing Options in the AS Java

Environment

Exercise 18: Configure SAP Web Dispatcher

Lesson: Operating the Java Startup and Control Framework

Exercise 19: Use the Java Startup and Control Framework to

Monitor Processes

Lesson: Analyzing the Logs of Start and Stop Processes of AS Java

Exercise 20: Analyze Logs of the Start and Stop Processes of

SAP NetWeaver AS Java

Unit 10: SAP System Configuration

Lesson: Analyzing System Profile Parameters

Exercise 21: Analyze System Profile Parameters

Lesson: Maintaining Profile Parameters

Exercise 22: Maintain the System Parameters

Lesson: Configuring Operation Modes

Exercise 23: Set up Operation Modes

Unit 11: AS Java Basic Configuration

Lesson: Identifying Administration Tools Used in Configuration

Exercise 24: Call the Administration Tools

Lesson: Maintaining the Basic Configuration of AS Java with the

Config Tool

Exercise 25: Perform Configuration Changes with the Config

Tool

Lesson: Configuring AS Java with SAP NetWeaver Administrator

Exercise 26: Configure AS Java with SAP NetWeaver

Administrator

Lesson: Configuring the Properties of the Central Services Instance

Exercise 27: Adjust Parameters of the Enqueue Server

Lesson: Administering the ICM Process

Exercise 28: Configure Secure Processes for ICM




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Lesson: Outlining the Data Structure of an AS ABAP System

Lesson: Managing Transports in the ABAP Environment

Lesson: Explaining ABAP Workbench Tools

Lesson: Developing and Transporting an ABAP Repository Object

Exercise 29: Create an ABAP program

Lesson: Developing Applications in AS Java

Lesson: Developing Applications in Eclipse for ABAP




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