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SAP Solution Manager 7.2 (CHaRM) – restrict the transaction types when creating an RfC with Web UI
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SAP Solution Manager 7.2 (CHaRM) – ograniczenie typów transakcji podczas tworzenia RfC w Web UI
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SAP Solution Manager 7.2 – konfiguracja CDC (Cross Database Comparison)
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SPROXY error: “No connection to ESR”
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SPROXY – błąd: “Brak połaczenia z ESR”
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SSFS (Secure Storage in FileSystem) configuration for BRTOOLS

SAP Solution Manager 7.2 (CHaRM) – restrict the transaction types when creating an RfC with Web UI

During using the SM_CRM or CRM_UI transaction to create a new change document (RfC) sometimes You can see long list of different types of transactions:

How can we limit the list – for example only to the ZMMJ type? Follow these steps:

  1. In SPRO transaction, navigate to: SAP Reference IMG > SAP Solution Manager > Capabilities (Optional) > Change Control Management > Transactions > Define Transaction Types.
  2. Find the Transaction Type to be disabled, e.g. SMAD (at the bottom of the screen You can find “Position…” button – use it to search).
  3. Select the line and in the column: “Inactive” select the appropriate option from the list:

4. Proceed in the same way with other types of transactions, which You want to disable.

SAP Solution Manager 7.2 – konfiguracja CDC (Cross Database Comparison)

CDC jest narzędziem w SAP Solution Manager, za pomocą którego możemy porównywać źródła danych o złożonej strukturze i hierarchii. Co najważniejsze chyba w tym wypadku to to, że takiego porównania możemy dokonać przez różne systemy. W ten sposób możemy sprawdzić, czy dane w systemach źródłowych i docelowych są spójne, na przykład, czy nowe rekordy w systemie źródłowym zostały poprawnie replikowane do systemu docelowego.

Link do dokumentacji: https://help.sap.com/doc/saphelp_sm72_sp03/7.2.03/en-US/1e/d6fc8b7f204a289db763833525d89a/frameset.htm

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SSFS (Secure Storage in FileSystem) configuration for BRTOOLS

To increase the security of database connections, SAP Kernel 7.20 Patch Level 100, introduces a new method for the secure saving of the SAP database user or SAP database password. This method stores data for connection to the database in so-called SSFS (Secure Storage in FileSystem). For more information, see SAP Notes: 1622837, 1639578 and 1764043.

To activate SSFS please use the following steps:

  1. Create the appropriate folder: /oracle/SID/security/rsecssfs/data and /oracle/SID/security/rsecssfs/key
  2. Check or create the user brt$adm in the database:
    • SQL> create user brt$adm identified by <your password>
    • SQL> grant sapdba, sysdba, sysoper to brt$adm;
  3. The initial password shall be changed to the actual password using brconnect…
    • brconnect -u SAPSR3/PASSWORD -c -f chpass -o ‘BRT$ADM’ -p ‘<your password>‘ -s brtools
  4. Now we can test it:
    • brconnect -u // -c -f check
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