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Course Outline
Foundations of SAP
- Exploring SAP architecture
- The system logon process within AS ABAP
- Setup and configuration of SAP Logon
- Managing AS ABAP Logon groups
Managing SAP System Lifecycle
- Processes involved in system startup
- Utilizing tools to start and stop SAP systems
- Reviewing AS ABAP logs
System Configuration
- Analyzing system parameters
- Configuring profile parameters
- Establishing operation modes
- Effective use of task lists
Database Systems Architecture
- In-depth look at database systems architecture
- Centralized database administration via the DBA cockpit
- Database monitoring strategies
- Implementing SAP data archiving
Essential User Administration
- Key concepts in user administration
- Understanding authorization frameworks
- Managing login parameters and user details
RFC Connections
- Core RFC principles and variants
- Establishing RFC connections
Software Maintenance
- Working with SAP notes and support packages
- Preparing for software maintenance
- Importing SAP support packages
- Leveraging SAP enhancement packages
Output Management
- Printer configuration in AS ABAP
- Logical spool servers
- Handling spool requests
Background Processing
- Fundamentals of background processing
- Scheduling jobs based on time and events
- Job management techniques
System Monitoring and Troubleshooting
- Architectural overview of monitoring
- Monitoring with SAP Solutions Manager
- Analyzing logs and traces
- Best practices for troubleshooting
Requirements
- Familiarity with operating systems and database management.
Target Audience
- Product Consultants
- Product Managers
- Business Analysts
35 Hours
Testimonials (2)
It was straight to the point and more practical
Lungelo Ndlela - SNG Grant Thornton
Course - SAP S/4 Hana (S/4Hana)
His calm and collected voice even though at points he was frustrated with the system, but kept his cool…