Prerequisites for SLL_PI 900_470 installation

[Former Member]

Hi there,

New to SCN, but been around GTS since 2006 (GTS 7.0).

For intermediate state purposes, we are to implement the GTS plug-in SLL_PI 900_470 on one of our legacy R/3 4.7 backbone systems as additional connection to our existing GTS 10.0 system. In GTS we will be using the feeder system data to process customs export declarations.

With SAP note 1492739 the following prerequisites are mentioned for installation of the GTS Plug-in SLL_PI 900_470:

Component	Release	Support Package
SAP_BASIS	620	SAPKB62063
SAP_ABA	620	SAPKA62063
SAP_APPL	470	SAPKH47029
PI	2004_1_470	SAPKIPZI5E

Current R/3 4.7 backbone system support pack levels are:

Component	Release	Support Package
SAP_BASIS	620	SAPKB62053
SAP_ABA	620	SAPKA62053
SAP_APPL	470	SAPKH47024
PI	2004_1_470	SAPKIPZI5D

The feeder system is behind on support packages.

Basis team requested to check the following.

Initial question is:

• Can we even install the plug-in while not meeting the support package levels for the above mentioned components?

For the individual components, we would like to know which specific notes are known already that will be needed for installation of the plug-in (considering current support pack levels). Is it possible to get input upfront on:

• Any existing individual notes needed when activating the plug-in with the current system support package levels?

I tried finding related info on support.sap.com (support pack info, download info), however specific information is somewhat scattered and not available without going through extensive detailed information.

Appreciate your input.

Marcel

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Anyone able to provide a direction/suggestion towards answering this topic?

[former_member215181 · Accepted solution]

Hi Marcel,

I'm not sure why you think anyone would be able to answer your questions.

For the first point, surely the easiest approach is to take a copy of your ERP system and TRY to install the Plug-In.  Either it is possible, or it isn't.

The second point of course depends totally on which functions you want to use.  If the Plug-In does install, you could simply try the functions you need - a little like playing "Russian Roulette"!

Hopefully your organisation will see sense and apply the Support Packages.

Regards,

Dave

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thanks Dave, your view on this is appreciated and understood.