Detailed description of how to create and copy a client in SAP

After sap is installed, the system provides several clients by default, which contain some test data and basic data, such as country code and currency. A client is equivalent to a domain, just like a QAD system. Different clients are independent of each other and can be considered as a system of different companies.

Therefore, once an enterprise grows bigger, it is inevitable that there will be branch offices, there will be different businesses and different processes. Therefore, you must create a new client at this time. SAP allows you to copy data from other clients after creating a client, and even copy configuration information and permissions, which is quite convenient.

Next, we will create a new client ~

 

SAP version: ecc6 ehp4

System Environment: WindowsNT

Database: DB2

First, we can enter any client here as 000 to ensure that you have the permission to create a client. You can use sap * account ~

1. Create a logical system

T-code: Sale

Click a new entry, as shown in the following figure:

In the displayed window, enter the name and description of the logical system. The naming rules for logical systems are as follows:

<Sid> clnt <clientnumber>. The test input is edsclnt101.

Save as follows:

2. Create a client or assign the logical system to the group

T-code: scc4

Click the edit icon and then click a new entry, for example:

Save

Now we have created the client. The next step is to set basic data.

3. Cancel the sap * logon restriction (Pass is allowed for normal login)

By default, the new client has only one account, that is, sap *. The default password is pass or 06071992 ~

However, sometimes sap * disables login by default, probably for security reasons. If sap * disables login, the system will prompt that the user name or password is incorrect when logging in with this account!

Select default in the parameter file. If you cannot select this option, you need to import utities ---- import profile ----active server to profile ~ in the menu ~

Select extended maintenance and click Modify. In the pop-up window, click parameters to create parameters.

 

Parameter Name input: Login/no_automatic_user_sapstar

Parameter Value: 0

0 indicates that sap * Can be logged on, 1 indicates that sap * cannot be logged on!

After saving and activating the service, restart the sap service !!!!

Add one point: Later in/usr/SAP/<Sid>/sys/profile/(instance profile) default. add a statement to the PFL file to ensure that sap * Can be initialized, as shown in the last sentence:

Login/no_automatic_user_sapstar = 0

 

4. Copy Client

There is nothing in the new client. It is an empty shell, and the next step is to copy the basic information. The result of not copying is exhausting you, because a lot of data needs to be set and copied directly from the client 000 can save a lot of trouble!

Use sap * to log on to client 101. The initial password is pass.

Run T-code: sccl

Select the parameter file: Use sap_all to copy all the data. If the source client contains the customer information, it is also copied!

Source group: Where to copy data

Source group user base: 000

Next step: red box section

Select the scheduling job as follows:

An error may be reported if it is used for the first time. --- Refer to "Handling of finbasis connection errors reported by client replication"

The running time is set here. I chose to save it immediately and the system will automatically copy the data!

Run T-code: scc3 to view the job status:

Double-click the job to View Details:

Medium: 0 indicates the current table number, and 70771 indicates all table numbers.

Note: After the copy is complete, all the raw data in 101 is the same as that in 000, including the logon data of sap */ddic!

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