将一个 SAP 客户端从一个系统复制/移动到另一个系统
我们在美国有一个 SAP 系统(我们称之为 TKIJVPL1
),该系统有一个 SAP 客户端 241
。我们在德国有另一个 SAP 系统(我们称之为 Lockweiler
)。 我们需要将此客户端 241
从我们的 TKIJVPL1
服务器移至此新服务器。
我可以简单地使用事务 SCC8
吗?它说客户端导出,但是当我查看选项时,它说
- 源客户端:
241
(这很好), - 配置文件名称
SAP_ALL
(这也很好,因为我需要所有数据), - 但目标系统即将出现的只是
PL1
/QL1
。
在 SAP 系统中,将一个客户从一个系统导出到另一个系统的最简单方法是什么?
或者我宁愿将其导出到硬盘,将这些文件刻录到 DVD 上,然后邮寄到德国。但我没有看到导出到本地磁盘的事务???
We have one SAP system in the US (let's call it TKIJVPL1
), this system has an SAP client 241
. We have another SAP system in Germany (lets call it Lockweiler
).
We need to move this client 241
from our TKIJVPL1
server to this new server.
Can I simply use transaction SCC8
? It says client export, but when I look at the options, it says
- Source client :
241
(which is good), - Profile Name
SAP_ALL
(which is also good as I need all data), - but Target System all that is coming up is
PL1
/QL1
.
What is the easiest way to export one client from one system to another system in SAP system?
Or I would rather export it to a hard drive, take these files place them on a DVD and mail them to Germany. But I do not see an export to the local disk transaction???
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我成功了。
您仍然需要使用事务 SCC8,执行客户端导出可能需要 8-20 多个小时。在导出时,您需要查看文件夹 \usr\sap\trans\data,SAP 将在其中创建一些以系统名称作为扩展名的文件。就我而言,它创建了 RT03292.PL1 等文件和其他一些文件。
现在需要将这些文件进行导入...
以下是一些与此相关的好链接:
http://basissap.blogspot.com/2008/05/what-is-client-copy.html
http://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1713405&tstart=0
< strong>确保查看 /usr/sap/trans/data 中的数据文件(通常以 R 开头)。
另请确保查看 /usr/sap/trans/cofiles(通常以 K 开头)。
I got it working.
You still need to use transaction SCC8, it could potentially take 8-20+ hours doing a client export. As it is exporting you need to look at the folder \usr\sap\trans\data and in there SAP will create some files with the system name as an extension. In my case it created files like RT03292.PL1 and a few others.
Now one needs to take these files to do an import...
Here are some good links pertaining to this:
http://basissap.blogspot.com/2008/05/what-is-client-copy.html
http://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1713405&tstart=0
Make sure you look at /usr/sap/trans/data for the data files (usually start with R).
Also make sure you look at /usr/sap/trans/cofiles (usually starts with a K).