Synchronization Cockpit User interface for master data synchronization in an SAP system.
Using the synchronization cockpit, you can carry out all the steps for master data synchronization in an SAP system These are as follows:
Selection, preparation and starting of synchronization runs.
Monitoring of synchronization runs
Postprocessing of synchronization errors
You can start the synchronization cockpit in Customizing of the
Cross-Application Components
under
Before you can work with the synchronization cockpit, the following prerequisites must be fulfilled:
There are data records for at least one source object in the SAP system.
You are authorized to carry out synchronization.
You are authorized to start the Postprocessing Office (PPO).
You have carried out the Customizing of the master data synchronization.
You have carried out the general Customizing for the PPO.
For more information, see the Implementation Guide (IMG) of the
Cross Application Components
under
You have activated the writing of PPO orders for the master data objects in Customizing of the master data synchronization.
For more information see the Implementation Guide (IMG) of the
Cross-Application Components
under
The synchronization cockpit is divided into three work areas:
Synchronization processes
work area
This work area contains a list of the synchronization processes. The list displays only the active synchronization processes, or all the synchronization processes. You can change between the two views at any time.
Customizing synchronization
work area
This work area contains an overview of all the reports that you can use for the Customizing synchronization.
Synchronization
work area
This work area contains the tab pages
Processing
and
Monitor
, which you can use to prepare or monitor synchronization runs.
The Postprocessing Office (PPO) is integrated in the synchronization cockpit, so that it can be used to postprocess synchronization errors. If the PPO has not been activated, the synchronization cockpit does not start synchronization in the case of an error, and issues the relevant error message.