Working With Admin+
Target Audience
- Administrator (system, application)
- Technology consultant
Overview
SAP CC Admin+ is a user interface of SAP Convergent Charging. It is a console program that allows you to manage local or remote instances of the SAP CC Core Server system and change their configuration parameters. The console program runs in interactive mode to get values and to give you results or prompts for new values.
Use and Tasks
This user interface allows you to:
- Get the list and details about the known instances of the SAP CC Core Server system
(see the
listcommand) - Get the values of the configuration parameters of the SAP CC system (see the
getcommand) - Set a few configuration parameters for the SAP CC system (see the note below)
- Manage the batch rating groups (see the
grouplistcommand) - Reset the data caches, SQL connections, and user work sessions
- Troubleshoot the connected SAP CC system (see the
dumpcommand) - Test the connection to the SAP CC system (see the
pingcommand)
Important Note
The changes can be immediate and temporary or differed and permanent. When the changes are differed and permanent, you must manually restart the modified instances of the SAP CC Core Server system.
The use of all the commands is detailed in this SAP product documentation. Do not forget that you must be connected and logged on to the SAP CC system to access to all the commands.
Note
Admin+ is included in both the SAP CC Core Server and the SAP CC Core Tool software units.
Getting Started
Executing the Program
In the Microsoft Windows operating system, the administrator opens a CMD/DOS console
to type the commands and verify the results. In the Start main menu of MS Windows,
select the Execute... submenu and type: cmd in the popup window, which is displayed.
Launch the admin+.bat script from the directory:
-
SAP CC Core Tool:
<DRIVE>:\<INSTALL_DIR>\bin\ -
SAP CC Core Server system:
<DRIVE>:\usr\sap\<SID>\CCD<INST_NB>\script\
In the UNIX and Linux operating systems, the administrator opens a console to type
the commands and
verify the results. Launch the admin+.sh script from the directory:
-
Core Tool:
/<INSTALL_DIR>/bin/ -
Core Server system:
/usr/sap/<SID>/CCD<INST_NB>/script/
Note
The following information is set at installation time by SAPinst:
-
<SID>is the identifier of the SAP CC system -
<INST_NB>is a number automatically assigned to the unique instance of the SAP CC Core Server system -
<INSTALL_DIR>is the installation directory of SAP CC Core Tool
Connecting and Logging On
Admin+ communicates directly with the dispatcher instances of the SAP CC Core Server system via the HTTP Communication Interface (HCI) based on proprietary XML messages sent over HTTP. The messages are always redirected in the background to the master dispatcher instance of the SAP CC system.
To connect to the SAP CC system and get authenticated:
- Once you have started Admin+, type the command
hostto specify the distant SAP CC system to connect to- Enter the name or IP address of the host where a dispatcher instance of the SAP CC system is running. The dispatcher instance can be the master or a slave. Both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses can be specified.
- Enter the communication port number used by this dispatcher instance
- Use the
urlcommand for secure communications - Type the command
userto log on and to be authenticated- Enter your logon as an administrator (default logon: admin)
- Enter your password
Admin+ displays the prompt ’[<HOST_NAME>] <INST_ID> >’. The program is ready to accept commands.
Working With the Program
Be familiar with the workspace of this console user interface.
Getting Help
You can use the
help
command to list the commands and get help with a
particular command. Type help set to display information about the
set command.
Commands
Most of the commands are only available when you are authenticated. You can use the following commands to complete your daily tasks:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| ? | To view the help |
| admin_sql_connection | To disconnect from or to force the reconnection of the selected instances of the SAP CC system with a selected instance of the database system |
| debug | To activate the debug mode of the program |
| delete_file_to_bulkload | To delete the existing database file entry that is linked to a file to bulk load |
| delete_object_change_logs | To purge object change logs and associated object snapshots from the database |
| delete_user_operations | To purge user operations from the database |
| delete_user_session | To delete a user session |
| dump | To view the thread dump of an instance of the SAP CC system |
| exit | To exit the program |
| fetch_client_statistics | To display service time statistics for one or several connected SAP CC charging client(s) |
| get | To view the value of an SAP CC system parameter |
| get_files_to_bulkload | To view the list of files that are not yet bulk loaded |
| groupadd | To add a new batch rating group |
| groupdel | To delete an existing batch rating group |
| grouplist | To list the batch rating groups |
| groupmod | To change an existing batch rating group |
| h | To view the help |
| help | To view the help |
| host | To specify the distant SAP CC system to connect to |
| id | To view the current SAP CC user and the host information |
| list | To view the list of server instances of the connected SAP CC system and communication settings |
| list_clients | To display the list of connected SAP CC charging clients |
| login | To authenticate the SAP CC user |
| logs | To view the last log or trace messages from a logging destination of the SAP CC system |
| metriclist | To get the list of metrics relating to the filter set as an argument |
| normal | To reactivate the normal mode of the program |
| output | To redirect the output to a file and the console |
| ping | To ping the SAP CC system or specified instances |
| purge_change_lists | To delete the transported change lists created before a specified date |
| purge_idempotency | To trigger the purge of all the idempotency table entries older than the specified date |
| purge_job_record | To delete all technical data related to job operations performed before a specified date |
| purge_object_change_logs | To purge object change logs and associated object snapshots from the database |
| purge_user_operations | To purge user operations from the database |
| quit | To exit the program |
| rc | To reset the provisioning cache (former subscription cache) |
| refresh_raters | To update the data cache of all the rater instances of the SAP CC system |
| refresh_sql_connections | To force the update of the connections to the database |
| refresh_tax_cache | To update the VAT rate cache of the rater and updater instances |
| refresh_transerv_list | To update the EZTax transaction/service types list of the updater instances |
| refresh_vat_rules_cache | To update the VAT rule cache of the rater and the updater instances |
| reset | To reset an SAP CC system parameter to its default value |
| search_user_session | To view the list of user sessions currently open |
| server | To manage the SAP CC Core Server system |
| set | To change the value of an SAP CC system parameter |
| start_activation | To trigger the periodic or one-off fees of all the subscriptions (see recurring rates and one-shot rates) |
| start_cache_warmup | To start the cache warm-up mechanism |
| start_cleanup | To trigger the cleanup process of all the provider contracts or subscriptions which are involved in session-based charging operations or in prerating operations (deprecated) |
| start_contract_activation | To activate the periodic/one-off fees of all the provider contracts |
| start_purge_allowances | To purge expired allowances which have exceeded the retention period |
| stop_activation | To stop the activation process of subscriptions |
| stop_cleanup | To stop the running cleanup processed by the connected SAP CC system |
| stop_contract_activation | To stop the activation process of provider contracts |
| stop_purge_allowances | To stop a purge operation of expired allowances which have exceeded the retention period |
| unlockpc | To unlock a provider contract stored in SAP CC (customer master data) |
| unlockpcs | To unlock a set of provider contracts |
| unlocksub | To unlock a subscription |
| unlocksubs | To unlock a set of subscriptions |
| url | To specify the distant SAP CC system from its URL |
| user | To authenticate the SAP CC user |
Troubleshooting Problems
You may have to troubleshoot some problems with your user interface or with your SAP CC environment (systems, data, users) in the system landscape.
Troubleshooting Problems With the User Interface
To troubleshoot problems that relate to the SAP CC user interface, you can:
Troubleshooting Problems With SAP CC
To troubleshoot problems that relate to the SAP CC system landscape, consider the following tasks:
- SAP CC system:
- To ping the SAP CC system or specified instances
- To enable the log and trace functions with the
setcommand - To view the last log or trace messages from a logging destination of the SAP CC system
- To update the data cache of all the rater instances of the SAP CC system
- To start the cache warm-up mechanism
- SAP CC master data: To unlock a provider contract stored in SAP CC (customer master data)
- SAP CC users: To delete a user session
Note
Consult the SAP CC Operations Guide for more troubleshooting information and tasks.
Related Documentation
For more information, see the related product documentation of SAP Convergent Charging in SAP Help Portal:
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