hr tables client comparison
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SYSTEM BUILD DOCUMENT
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Client name A&L windows
Document title Works Procedure Document
Version date 28 August 2012
Version number 1.0
Proposal by Clarity Consulting Group Australia Pty Ltd
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Contents
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Works Procedure DocumentA & L W I N D O W S : S A P S O L U T I O N
Implementing SAP NotesSNOTE
Ctrl-F8 to download SAPNotes (Green Arrow icon)
To implement, Highlight and Ctrl-F1 (or dbl click), read note
Moving Transports
To release (This should be done by contractor or person creating the transport)
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Select User (or all users), Click Display
Select Transport, expand and select lower component (ERDK900241 in picture below)
F9 to release lower component, then select top component (ERDK900240) and F9 to release
To import transport into Test or Production
Connect to Destination System and run STMS
Click on Truck (Import Overview) or F5
Select Destination Queue (in this example ERT)
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Highlight Transport to import (this screenshot is filtered by name)
Click on Truck (Import request)
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Review options:
Leave transport in queue (if also importing to production)
Ignore invalid component versions (if this is a sap transport which is across multiple versions)
Select target client and enter
If a transport is not in the queue for the destination system go to extras , Other Requests, Add, then select from list.
Security NoteThese may come up in early watch report as well as part of initial system setup.
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Execute program RSECNOTE
Review notes and implement in Dev, Create transports and once approved move to other systems
HR Updates
Run a solution manager maintenance transaction
Change management tab
New maintenance transaction
Select destination system and maintenance (rather than enhancement pack)
All the other options are next next next but does depend on how far behind the system is
Select Add HR packages at step 2.6 Stack-Dependent files.
Download updates
Use download manager to download updates to a directory within source\sap\ERPHRUpdates
Extract hr sar files to trans\eps\in (systems transport directory)
Use sapcar –xvf xxxxx.sar –R .\outputdirectory
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Run transaction SPAM to implement a support package
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/a7/a7a932845c11d2b421006094b9ea64/frameset.htm
Run transaction SPAM
Load packages from app server (these are the pat files extracted in above step)
Define a stack file (as created from the maintenance transaction)
Import queue (Support package, Import queue)
Look at the logs to confirm updates have run successfully.
Reapply SNotes
When finished go to SNote and check for latest versions of notes especially the central note.
Client Compare of changes (client 000)
Although the changes are applied to client 000, customized tables are not automatically pushed to all clients. To manage these changes:
Before starting check you have a RFC to the client you are comparing to.
Run Report (SE38) RPULCP00
Expand out the objects and look for tables/views with object VDAT e.g.
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Display the table using transaction SM31, select utilities, comparison,
Select the RFC to the client you are comparing to.
If the table is cross client a message box will pop up, no more investigation is necessary for comparing these changes however make sure your comparison client is the same between dev/test/prd systems.
If the table is not cross client but the tables are the same a message will say the contents are identical.
If records are returned click on display filter and untick identical, look at legend for what each line shows
Adjusting Records
From the Customer Client (100) rather than the SAP Client (000)
Maintain the table using transaction SM31, select utilities, adjustment
Select the RFC to the client you are comparing (Should be 000)
Disable the identical filter
Select the record(s) wanting to adjust
Click Adjust
Select the appropriate action (copy, copyall, delete, delete all)
Select back, back
Select ‘yes’ to copy changes
Select back, save any changes into a new customizing request for the update (create a new one if required)
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