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HOW TO SAP

SAP How to Step by Step Guide with Screen Shot

May 31, 2019   Authorization, security, su53, su56,
1. When user receive an authorization error such as the below dialog box, request the user to enter /nSU56 or /nSU53 to display more details on the authrization issue.
2. In Su56, expend the menu and you will see the object value and transaction type. In this scenario we know user do not have authorization on object value “0111” and transaction “V”

3. We now know that user is not authorized for object “C_PROJ_TCD”, value “0111” and type “V”.
4. Use T-Code S_BCE_68001425 to search for the authorization object. In this scenario we enter the username and authorization object and it will display the role.
5. Below is the results. Now we have to find the correct role which we need to give authorization too. If you are not sure, consult with your consultant.
6. Open /nPFCG to edit the role.
7. Enter the role name.
8. Click on Authorization tab and click “display authorization data”
9. Expend the menu and locate the object or use the “FIND” button to search for object “C_PROJ_TCD”
10. Below are the authorization you need to provide accordingly.
11. In this case, we select “0111 which is Basic WBS dates”
12. Save
13. Click on generate profile button
14. Now do user comparison
15. Ask user to re-login and try the transaction again.
Addtional InfoIf you know the Authorization object and would like to search which transaction is using it, you can open this transaction from SAP menu.
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Backup database to a tape drive using DB13

May 14, 2019   backup, BASIS, db13, db2, tape,
In this scenario, we will backup the Database (DB2) to a tape drive and then perform archive once backup is completed.
1. Enter T-Code DB13 into the command field.
2. Choose at what date and what time to perform the backup. Click the ADD button.
3. You will see the above screen.
4. Fill in the details of the backup to be performed.
Action: Full Database Backup to Device
Backup Mode: Online
Device/ Directory: file:////tape0
5. Click Add
6. Now enter the backup tape into the tape drive.
In this case, full backup job has been schedule and will be perform at 2:00AM. Once completed, you will have to perform archive inactive Log Files to Tape. To do so, please follow:-
*Please take note that each archive command is different. Since I am using DB2, I’ll use the IBM D2 command line utility
1. Eject Insert the correct tape cartridge for the day into the tape drive.
2. Go to Start > All Programs > IBM DB2 > Command Line Tools > Command Window
3.You will see the above command window
4. Enter db2tapemgr DB PRD DOUBLE STORE on \\.\TAPE0 FORCE
5. It would take a while until archive backup log is complete.
6. Once completed, you can eject the tape using db2tapemgr EJECT TAPE \\.\TAPE0 on the command window.
You have succesfully perform backup and archive log to a tap
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