Archive for October, 2009

MUST KNOW SAP BASIS Administrator Tasks Daily Weekly Monthly Yearly

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 Recommended daily tasks 

1. Check whether the systems are up 
2. Check whether the backups finished without errors 
3. Check for alerts in CCMS monitors 
4. Check for hanging or stopped work processe Read More

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SAP BASIS Important Interview Questions & Answers

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  • What is the difference between Sap lock and database lock?

A “SAP lock” is named “enqueue lock”, the enqueue is on a much higher level, e. g. a complete sales document is locked there wh Read More

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Difference between transparent tables and pooled tables.

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Transparent tables: Transparent tables in the dictionary has a one-to-one relation with the table in database. Its structure corresponds to single database field. Table in the database has the same name as in the dictionary. Transparent table holds application data.

Pooled tables. Pooled tables in the dictionary has a many-to-one relation with the table in database. Table in the database ha Read More

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SAP Projects Employee Retention Techniques

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Often wondered project managers like us have been struggling to keep that valuable resource hooked on the project. Here’ what something you can get from this article from best practices in SAP for employee retention. I have found this article very useful and have been able to make some positive changes in the team’s approach towards project. I am sure this will help the readers

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SAP Servers Rack Best Practices -Data Center Rack and Stack

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 Physical Installation:

  • Racks must be physically positioned consistent with thermal/cooling requirements as published by the rack manufacturer (for example, many rack guidelines require 18″ clearance from walls, both front and rear). These guidelines are drawn up based on how the rack is physically constructed to cool down its contents – exhausting air from front to rear, Read More

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