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This document discusses automating the SAP system copy process. It begins by asking common pain points around the manual system copy process such as length, frequency, resources required. It then outlines the challenges of the manual process being highly manual, error prone, and fragmented. The document discusses the need to automate the process due to more frequent and complex copies being required. It proposes end-to-end automation of the pre-copy preparation, core copy execution, and post-copy verification steps. Example benefits seen by a customer who implemented the automation include reducing the process time from 14 days to 5 days and reducing staff hours required from 20 per day to 2 total.

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SAP System Copy Workshop PDF

This document discusses automating the SAP system copy process. It begins by asking common pain points around the manual system copy process such as length, frequency, resources required. It then outlines the challenges of the manual process being highly manual, error prone, and fragmented. The document discusses the need to automate the process due to more frequent and complex copies being required. It proposes end-to-end automation of the pre-copy preparation, core copy execution, and post-copy verification steps. Example benefits seen by a customer who implemented the automation include reducing the process time from 14 days to 5 days and reducing staff hours required from 20 per day to 2 total.

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SAP SYSTEM COPY AUTOMATION

Anwendertage
Pain Questions

 How long does your System Copy process take?

 How often do you perform the System Copy process?

 Are you increasing the frequency of this process?

 How many people/teams are involved in the process?

 How much is this costing you?

 How many projects are delayed due to the System Copy process?

 What types of projects are delayed?

 How does this impact the business?


Challenges

Highly Sheer number of steps & people,


manual order of the tasks, landscape complexity

Error Hundreds or thousands of steps


prone + databases, infrastructure, security

Fragmented Internal & external people, multiple IT


resources departments, constant communication
Drivers to Change

More frequent
New projects, test systems, migrations,
and complex
upgrades, disaster recovery
copies

Finite System copy eats up the resources


resources needed for critical projects

Fewer resources, less time, smaller


Cost
budgets
End-to-End Automation

Production System
Production System Preparation Execute Copy Verification
(cloned)

Copy of SAP
SAP system
Automate pre-copy Automate post copy production system
identified for copy Core Copy
requirements requirements running and
or cloning
available for use
Automating System Copy

 Template based design

 Automate pre- and post-refresh tasks

 Complete detail view of each step in the process

 Dashboard for a quick overview


Fortune 500 Industrial Supply Company

Before After
 14 days  5 days
 13-15 people, 20 man-  8 people, 2 hours total
hours per day per day
 Q&A system only, and  More thorough, more
only once a year accurate, more often
 Procedures on  87% of procedures are
paper checklist automated

We immediately saw a huge difference


How it works

1. Initialization
1. Initialization

Export
Redwood
System 2. Preprocessing
Copy File
SAP SAP
System
(source) (target)

Import
4. Postprocessing

3. Copy

Database Database
SAP system refresh process

Done
Pre-processing

 Save system data

 Logical systems
 Logon groups
 RFC destinations (with passwords)
 User master
 SLD
 TMS
 qRFC
 ALE configuration
 SECSTORE
 .
Post-processing 1/4

 Import preserved data into the SAP system

 Logical systems
 Logon groups
 RFC destinations
 User master
 SLD
 TMS
 qRFC
 ALE configuration
 SECSTORE
 .
Post-processing 2/4

 BDLS

 Prepare database for BDLS


 Test logical systems
 Convert logical systems
 Reconfigure database
Post-processing 3/4

 Clean up the SAP system

 Batch jobs
 Joblogs
 TemSe
 Dumps
 Output devices

Post-processing 4/4

 Configure the system

 Open/close clients
 Set login screen
 Create system message
Configuration Overview
System Configuration
Refresh in Acton
Refresh in Process Monitor
Landscape Refresh
Demo
Benefits

 Fast
 Reliable
 Repeatable
 Consistent
 Automatic notifications / Alerting
Value

Redwood SAP System Copy Automation Value

 Reduced Risk
 Eliminate manual actions
 Less potential for errors

 Higher Quality of Service


 Transparent SAP System Copy process
 Consistent process every copied system will look the same

 Better Cost Efficiency


 More efficient use of computing resources
 More efficient use of manpower

 Faster SAP System Copy process


 Individual copies are executed faster
 Synchronized copies of entire SAP landscapes are possible
SAP System Copy - PAM

Linux/Unix Windows ABAP

Oracle Native/JDBC JDBC BW

MS SQL JDBC PI

DB2 Native/JDBC JDBC Java

MaxDB JDBC JDBC Trex


Sybase JDBC JDBC LiveCache
HANA JDBC JDBC BO

All SAP databases are supported, including DB2/zOS Supported

All SAP ABAP stacks are supported, including BW on HANA Planned

Not supported

N/A
Questions?

 Thank you!

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