Showing posts with label SCC4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SCC4. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2011

How to do a Remote Client Copy


Step by Step Procedure to copy a Client to the Remote SAP Server.
Logon to destination SAP server
Use Transaction Code SCC4
Go to change mode
Create a new client, assign client number & description as per request
Logoff from current client.
Login to newly created client in destination SAP server using the following credentials :
i. Client Number : Newly created one
ii User Id : SAP*
iii Password : PASS
Use Transaction Code SM59 to create a RFC Connection for client copy if does not exist already.
RFC Connection should have Target Server as Destination and the test results should say “Connection test OK”
Use SCC9 Transaction code to go to client copy screen.
Give profile as per the request.
Select RFC destination created for the purpose for the source client to client copy
Use Transaction code SCC3 for monitoring the progress of client copy
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Golden rules for CLIENT Copies
1. Master data can not be copied without copying transactional data and transactional data can not be copied without copying master data.
2. Application data (transactional and master) should not be copied without copying configuration data.
3. Client copy requires a valid client as the destination client. Make sure that the client exists in T000 table and you can logon to that client.
4. The transport system and the transport management system of 4.0 are the only proper tool to be use to keep multiple systems in sync by transporting development and customizing changes to another instance.
5. When you copy a client from one system to another, client-independent tables should only be copied if they are not yet modified in the target system.
6. We recommend the users to read all the OSS notes regarding client copy that applies to their SAP release. It is always better to schedule the client copy job in the background for the night run when normal work is not taking place.
7. Always check the database space before performing a client copy.
8. To avoid data inconsistencies all the users working in the source and target clients should logoff from the system.
9. RSCLICHK program should be run in the target system remotely before doing a client export. This program will give information about the missing definitions from the data dictionary in the target. After executing this program and getting successful results you can ensure that the client copy will have no problems. In case some tables are different; you can use SE11 to compare and adjust the table structure in both the system before the client copy. A remote test client copy also can be executed to know the differences between source client and target client.
10. If you are not in release 2.2 then do not use R3trans to copy a client.

Friday, July 8, 2011

How to do a local client copy


Step by Step Procedure to create a copy of a client locally in the same SAP server.
1. Logon to SAP server
2. Use Transaction Code SCC4
3. Go to change mode
4. Create a new client, assign client number & description as per request
5. Logoff from current client.
6. Login to newly created client using the following credentials :
i. Client Number : Newly created one
ii. User Id : SAP*
iii. Password : PASS
7. Use Transaction Code SCCL for local client copy
8. Give reference client for copy and profile as per the request
9. Use SCC3 Transaction code to monitor progress of Client Copy.
Golden rules for CLIENT Copies
1. Master data can not be copied without copying transactional data and transactional data can not be copied without copying master data.
2. Application data (transactional and master) should not be copied without copying configuration data.
3. Client copy requires a valid client as the destination client. Make sure that the client exists in T000 table and you can logon to that client.
4. The transport system and the transport management system of 4.0 are the only proper tool to be use to keep multiple systems in sync by transporting development and customizing changes to another instance.
5. When you copy a client from one system to another, client-independent tables should only be copied if they are not yet modified in the target system.
6. We recommend the users to read all the OSS notes regarding client copy that applies to their SAP release. It is always better to schedule the client copy job in the background for the night run when normal work is not taking place.
7. Always check the database space before performing a client copy.
8. To avoid data inconsistencies all the users working in the source and target clients should logoff from the system.
9. RSCLICHK program should be run in the target system remotely before doing a client export. This program will give information about the missing definitions from the data dictionary in the target. After executing this program and getting successful results you can ensure that the client copy will have no problems. In case some tables are different; you can use SE11 to compare and adjust the table structure in both the system before the client copy. A remote test client copy also can be executed to know the differences between source client and target client.
10. If you are not in release 2.2 then do not use R3trans to copy a client.

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Client Copy (SAP)


Remote Client Copy from X to Y
1.  Create New Logical System Name
TR BD54
e.g. CLNTXXX (new client number)
2. Create a new client
TR SCC4
Fill in the fields with the relevant information for the new client e.g. client number XXX
3.  Offline – backup
To be on the safe side check if backup has been performed before start of client copy.
4. Turn off archiving for Oracle
To avoid archive full errors during the client copy operation
5.  Login to the new client XXX with user sap* and password= pass
TR SCCL
Fill in all information needed e.g. Client Copy profile “SAP_ALL”
Check SAP Marked Place for more options
Check “Expert Settings”, e.g. locking of users, parallel processing etc. etc.
6.  Check the Status for Client Copy
TR SCC3
After the Client Copy
7. Turn on Archiving for Oracle
8. Perform backup
9. Lock the client for changes
TR SCC4 (only necessary if production)
10. Edit parameter Default Client (optional)
Correct the parameter for the Default client setting towards the new client