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Regd: Question in Transpotation and Monitoring

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Dear All,

What are the Common or possible Question will be facing in Interviews in Tranpotation and Monitroing... For eg: if will check DB02 what we will check and what steps we will take etc... or ST04 what we will do.

2) What are the Steps to Create Transport Group and its Advantages.

Regards

SNB

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Former Member
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Dear All,

First of all i will be very very Thankful to all of you for Downlaoding the Valuable information for learners.

Can you Please guide the "System Refresh Steps in Oracle". and System Copy Steps

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SNB

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Hai,

Go through this.....

<b>1. What is transport domain?</b>

A transport domain comprises all SAP Systems jointly administrated through the TMS(domain controller).

<b>2. What is transport group?</b>

Group of SAP systems which are having common transport directory.

<b>3. How do you configure the TMS?</b>

You must define which R/3 Systems in the system landscape should be combined in a transport domain and which R/3 System is to be the transport domain controller

Refer Xerox book

<b>

4. What are the transport routes?</b>

A route between any 2 SAP systems in a land scape. Can be a consolidation or delivery path.

Consolidation – between development and quality

Delivery – from quality to production

<b>5. How do you do the transports?</b>

The transport routes are used to define in which target system

You want to consolidate and deliver change requests.

Transport request will be released in the source system and are imported in the destination system.

SE09 and SE10 are used to release the Transport request

STMS – used to import the request.

In OS level use program tp.

Syntax – tp import <SIDXXX> <SID> clientXXX ux

<b>6. What will happen during the export process?</b>

Files will be created in the OS level in the transport directory

R…… - data files

K…… - control files

transport directory – usr/sap/trans/data

usr/sap/trans/cofiles

<b>7. What will happen during the import process?</b>

Datas will be imported in to the database. Get in to usr/sap/trans/bin

Syntax – tp import <SIDXXX> <SID> clientXXX ux

<b>8. What type of files are created duing the export?</b>

R…… - data files

K…… - control files

<b>9. What are the problems usually occurs during the transport and what is return cods?</b>

Refer book.

0 – succ

4- warnings

8 – error

above 8 – different types of errors

<b>10. How do you configure transport profile?</b>

The transport control program requires a transport profile that contains information about

establishing the database connection for all R/3 Systems in the transport domain. TMS generates and manages this transport profile as a part of the transport domain configuration. You do not have to adjust the transport prof ile using operating system functions.

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Hi Shankar,

the possible question on "Transportation" are ..

1) are transports client specific?

2) How do you, do a cross system transports? [ie, tranport request b/n systems which doesn;t have any transport route defined]

3) major steps in tranporting a request?

4) what are the common errors you will be facing, while doing a transport ?

5) what is transport group, tranport domain & domain controller?

if you real time exp'ce on that, then..

wht is the approval procedure?

how do you handle day to day transport request?

regarding monitoring..

1) commonly used t-codes for monitoring..

DB02 - is used to view the status of data file, based on the % of free space, wht u have extended the tablespace or create a new tablespace. using detail analysis, we can identify the fast growing tables and accordingly increase the tablespace & plan for backup & archival.

ST04, - we will get the memory utilizations. based on the percentages, we can decide the buffer utilizations [increase the buffer sizes], thru "detail analysis", you can see the expensive SQL queries [which can be tuned] etc.

more on this, command, search in help.sap.com

regards,

Rajesh

<i>pls, award points</i>

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Hi,

For Interview guidence..check the entries here....

Expert Forums » SAP NetWeaver » Documentation & Guidelines

And

Check this..

What are common transport errors and their codes?

Transport request types and its syntax

Where will u find transport error logs?

How to do transport at OS level?

How to configure TMS?

What is transport domain?

What is Consolidation route and delivery routes? How you will identify them?

ST04

ST04

Database Performance Overview

Menu Path: Tools>Administration>Computing Center>Management System>Control>Performace Menu>Database>Activity.

Important statistics:

Data Buffer: Quality should be > 95%

Ratio of Data buffer: Reads/Data buffer: Physical reads should be > 10:1

Data buffer: Busy wait time should be low

Data buffer: Busy waits/Data Buffer: read should be < 5%

Shared Pool: DD-Cache Quality should be > 90%

Log buffer: Allocation retries/Log buffer: entries should be < 1%

Calls: Recursive calls/Calls; User calls should be < 10%

Calls: Rollbacks should be few

Table scans: Long tables/Calls: User calls should be < 1%

No disk sorts

2) Transport Group.

Check this...

http://help.sap.com/search/highlightContent.jsp

and

http://help.sap.com/search/highlightContent.jsp

Advantage:

1) Administration will be easy.

2) Transportation willbe fast........etc.

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