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Introduction

  • The SAP Connector
  • HANA Platforms

Configuration

  • Configuring the Central and Satellite Systems
  • Installing SAP JCo
  • Configuring an SAP System for Process Automation
  • SAP RFC User Privileges
  • Assigning SAP Authorizations to the RFC User
  • Connecting to SAP Systems
  • Connecting to SAP Systems with the Wizard
  • Connection Details for the ABAP Stack
  • Intercepting SAP Jobs
  • SAP Job Interception Configuration
  • Interacting with SAP Events
  • Configuration Details on Interacting with SAP Events
  • Parsing Log Files to set Status of SAP Jobs
  • Understanding the Different XBP Interface Releases

Importing SAP Objects

  • Importing Objects from SAP Systems
  • Importing ABAP Programs
  • Importing ABAP Program Parameter Definitions
  • Importing Archive Objects
  • Importing Batch Events
  • Importing SAP BusinessObjects Processes
  • Importing SAP Calendars
  • Importing SAP CCMS Jobs
  • Importing Communication Channels via PI/XI
  • Importing External Commands
  • Importing and Running Mass Activities
  • Importing Output Devices
  • Importing Process Chains
  • Importing Process Chain Definitions
  • Importing Recipients
  • Importing Variants
  • Importing Variant Definitions

SAP ABAP

  • Handling ABAP Programs
  • Controlling Batch Input Sessions
  • Handling Variants
  • Creating and Modifying Variants in Redwood Server
  • Maintaining Variants Manually
  • Maintaining Variants Automatically
  • Maintaining Variants Automatically (Advanced)
  • Using Temporary Variants
  • Default SAP Process Definitions

Business Objects

  • Main
  • Interface Configuration
  • Crystal Reports
  • Web Intelligence
  • Data Services
  • Triggering Events
  • Crystal Reports REST
  • Web Intelligence REST

Process Chains

  • Handling Process Chains
  • Running Process Chains
  • Monitoring Process Chains
  • Restarting Process Chains

SAP PI/XI

  • SAP Communication Channels with PI/XI
  • Controlling Communication Channels with Redwood Server via PI/XI

Adaptive Computing

  • SAP Adaptive Computing
  • Controlling SAP Adaptive Computing

SAP Monitoring

  • Integrating SAP Monitors
  • Configuration Details for Integrating SAP Monitors
  • Sending Monitoring Data to SAP Systems
  • Configuration Details for Sending Monitoring Data to SAP Systems
  • Monitoring Redwood Server Availability in CEN
  • Active XMB Monitoring
  • Active IDoc Monitoring

Advanced Configuration

  • Connect to an ABAP System via SAProuter
  • SNC connection to an SAP System
  • The SAP Cryptographic Library
  • Tuning Redwood Server

Legacy Systems Support

  • Enable XBP 2.0 or 3.0 Functionality
  • Enhanced SAP Interfaces with Redwood Transports
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Controlling SAP Adaptive Computing Environments with Redwood Server

Controlling Services across your data center has never been as easy as with Redwood Server. The process definition SAP_ACC_Controller allows you to stop, start and relocate services on the fly.

You can automate service relocation on demand, using Redwood Server; this is, however, out of the scope of the current documentation. Please contact your account representative for more information.

Prerequisites

  • You have installed and configured ACC. If you have not yet configured adaptive computing see Installation Guides
  • Web services have been enabled, see Enabling ACC in the Web Service Framework

Procedure

Stopping a service

  1. Navigate to "Definitions > Processes".
  2. Choose Submit from the context-menu of the process definition SAP_ACC_Controller.
  3. Fill in Url, Username, Password, and Service ID parameters of the process.
  4. Select Stop in the Command parameter.
  5. Choose Next, select an appropriate queue and choose Submit.

Relocating a service

  1. Navigate to "Definitions > Processes".
  2. Choose Submit from the context-menu of the process definition SAP_ACC_Controller.
  3. Fill in Url, Username, Password, Hostname, and Service ID parameters of the process.
  4. Select Relocate in the Command parameter.
  5. Choose Next, select an appropriate queue and choose Submit.

Example

Accounting processes are taking too long to complete and management is requesting important reports for a board meeting; it has been decided to move the service MSLN_Reporting to a more powerful system sol03.example.com to speed up completion.

  1. Navigate to "Definitions > Processes".
  2. Choose Submit from the context-menu of the process definition SAP_ACC_Controller.
  3. Fill in Url, Username, Password, Hostname, and Service ID parameters of the process.
  4. Select Relocate in the Command parameter.
  5. Choose Next, select an appropriate queue and choose Submit.
ParameterValue
Urlhttp://sapacc.example.com:50200/ACCGW/ACC
Usernameaccmgr
Passwordmysecret
CommandRELOCATE
ServiceIdMSLN_Reportin
Hostnamesol03.example.com
ForceSmallServerfalse
ReplyLogYes
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