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Automation Concepts

  • Central Scheduling Concepts
  • Automating Processes Across the System Landscape
  • Processes, Chains, and History
  • Queues and Process Servers
  • Workload
  • SAP Systems
  • Events and Event Definitions
  • Scheduling
  • Applications
  • Editing Objects in XML

Locks and Events

  • Prevent Simultaneous Execution of Processes
  • Creating Locks
  • Creating Event-Driven Schedules with Events

Documents

  • Documenting Code, Procedures, and Messages with Documents

Applications

  • Organizing Processes in Applications
  • Creating Applications

End User Overviews

  • End User Interfaces
  • Process Monitors Overview
  • Process Monitors Overview Columns
  • User Message Monitor
  • Designing User Message Forms
  • User Message Monitor Columns
  • Interacting with User Messages
  • Feeds

Managing Output Formats

  • Managing Output Formats

Regular Activities

  • Regular Activities for Redwood Server

Promoting Objects

  • Migrating Objects with the Promotion Module
  • Exporting Redwood Server Objects
  • Export Rule Sets
  • Creating Export Rule Sets
  • Importing Objects
  • Importing Redwood Server Objects with Imports
  • Using Import Rule Sets to Customize Imports
  • Importing Objects with Import Rule Sets
  • Creating Remote Systems
  • Promotion Reaction Processes
  • Integrating Redwood Server Promotion into SAP CTS+
  • Pusher Process Definitions for SAP CTS+ Integration

Backup and Recovery

  • Backup and Recovery of Redwood Server
  • Database Backup
  • Restore Data from Backup

Reference

  • Managing Output Formats
← SchedulingEditing Objects in XML →

Applications

Applications are a way of grouping the different objects in the system into logical groups, according to the purpose that they serve. For example, the process servers, queues, process definitions and chain definitions work with the decision support system might be put into the Decision Support application.

Applications are particularly useful when the scheduler is being used to manage multiple applications, as they allow operators and users to specify their own grouping, and to quickly navigate to a specific object, based on a local understanding of how the scheduler is used.

See Also

  • Organizing Processes
  • Creating Applications
← SchedulingEditing Objects in XML →
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