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These main administration tasks for fine tuning the security policy or tuning job execution cover the whole Scheduling Landscape, both the Central and all satellite systems. SAP CPS offers the possibility to schedule over multiple systems ( load balancing ), it also integrates with a lot of the external non-SAP applications (see the documentation shipped with SAP CPS for more information on this feature). Process servers run natively on Unix, Windows and other platforms when you have appropriate licenses.

  1. Checking Your License

  2. Configuring the Central and Satellite Systems

    1. Understanding the Different XBP Interface Releases

    2. Enhanced SAP Interfaces with Redwood Transports

    3. Configuring an SAP System for Central Process Scheduling

    4. Connecting to SAP Systems

  3. Managing Roles and Users

    1. Isolating Users and Objects

    2. Security in SAP NetWeaver

    3. Creating Isolation Groups and Assigning them to Users

    4. Assign Users from External Platforms to Jobs

    5. Privileges

  4. Auditing Object Changes

  5. Generating Reports

  6. Setting User Parameters

  7. The Registry

  8. Scaling the Scheduling Resources on the Central System

    1. Using Process Servers

    2. Using Queues

    3. Prevent Simultaneous Execution of Processes

    4. Creating Event-Driven Schedules

    5. Tuning SAP CPS

    6. Balancing the Load

  9. Organizing Processes

    1. Creating Applications

  10. Importing and Exporting SAP CPS Objects

  11. Managing Job Output Formats

  12. Regular Activities for SAP CPS