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Creating an Object Source Schema and the SAP
T-SQL Objects 
You have to create an object source schema and the T-SQL database objects and scripts for remote monitoring if one of the following applies:
· The target SQL Server database belongs to a non-ABAP application
· The target SQL Server database belongs to an SAP system of an older release
To create an Object source schema and the necessary SAP T-SQL objects, do the following:
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1. On the Maintain and set multi-connect data screen, set the appropriate connection data.
2. Choose Goto ®Create T-SQL Objects.
The dialog box Create SAP T-SQL Object with the following sections appears:
¡ Connection pre-requisites:
§ RFC destination:
Displays the RFC destination.
§ DB Connection:
Displays the connection name, which corresponds to the multi-connect record in table DBCON.
§ Check:
This button is either followed by a green check mark or by a red failure symbol. The red failure symbol appears, if an illegal object source schema is specified. For example, it is not allowed to overwrite the T-SQL objects of an older SAP release. For troubleshooting, refer to the message area at the bottom of the dialog box.
¡ Object source schema:
§ Schema name:
Allows you to create the object source schema and provides it with the required privileges. If the schema already exists, the button is grayed out.
¡ SAP T-SQL objects:
§ Existing version:
If the necessary T-SQL remote database monitoring objects and scripts already exist on the target SQL Server database, this field displays the version of those objects.
§ The button allows you to (re)create the objects. It is enabled, if the connection prerequisites are fulfilled and if the object source schema exists.
§ The radio buttons on the right allow you to choose whether you want to install the SAP T-SQL objects without enabling any SQL Agent jobs (Minimum set) or if you want to install the objects and enable the jobs (Standard set).
¡ Last message:
This area displays the result of the last action and helps you to troubleshoot problems.