Administration of SAP NetWeaver CEGeneral System AdministrationStarting and Stopping the Application Server Java (AS Java)Software Life-Cycle ManagementJava Support Package ManagerSoftware Delivery UnitRequirements for Free Disk SpaceStarting JSPMViewing JSPM InformationChanging JSPM Configuration ParametersDetecting and Changing the JSPM Inbox DirectoryViewing the Deployed ComponentsPreparing Systems That Run in High Availability EnvironmentUpdating Java Support Package ManagerApplying a Support and Enhancement Package StackExecuting the saproot.sh ScriptApplying Single Support PackagesApplying Hot FixesDeploying New Software ComponentsDeploying and Upgrading Business PackagesInstalling an Additional Usage TypeEvaluation Feedback and Statistics FormTroubleshootingViewing Log FilesJSPM Cannot Be StartedJSPM Does Not Display Packages from Inbox DirectoryError at the Check Queue Wizard StepError During DeploymentUsing CM ServicesConceptsLandscape Patterns for Transport TypesActivity-Based SDA TransportsSCA and SDA Transports Using the Export ServiceActivity TransportUsing the Upload SystemUsing Configuration ServicesConfiguration Service UIAuthorizations in Change Management ServicesCreating a Standalone Development ConfigurationDisplaying/Changing Development ConfigurationsCopying Settings of an Existing Development ConfigurationSpecifying Build Tool and Repository LocationsManaging Transport SettingsManaging Export and Import SettingsChecking and Changing Settings for Runtime SystemsAssigning Software ComponentsGrouping Development ConfigurationsUsing the Export ServiceUsing the Import ServiceUsing the History ServiceAdministration of DatabasesDatabase Administration for SAP MaxDB
SAP MaxDBDatabase Administration in CCMS: SAP MaxDBDatabase Administration: Overview of ActivitiesIntegrating a Database SystemAutomating Database Administration ActivitiesExecuting Performance Analysis in CCMSDatabase MonitoringMonitoring the Log AreaMonitoring the Data AreaIndex AnalysisSQL Optimizer in CCMSTroubleshootingPrerequisitesDBA Cockpit: SAP MaxDBThe DBA CockpitCentral System DataMaintenance Actions in the DBA CockpitConfiguration of Systems for Remote MonitoringConfiguring Systems for Remote Monitoring Using Remote DatabaseConfiguring Systems for Remote Monitoring Using the SLDCurrent StatusPropertiesName of the Database ConnectionOperational StateStandard Database UserDatabase Server and VersionsDatabase NameOperating (liveCache)System InformationPerformanceActivities OverviewActivities HistoryMonitoring StatisticsTransactionsOMS VersionsOMS MonitorPerformance: Performance WarehousePerformance Warehouse: ReportingPerformance Warehouse: ConfigurationDatabase AnalyzerBottlenecksExpert AnalysisManaging Performance DataSQL PerformanceCommand MonitorResource MonitorLocksSQL Locks: OverviewSQL Locks: Wait SituationsOMS LocksKernel ThreadsTask ManagerThread OverviewThread StatisticsI/O OperationsI/O Operations OverviewBackup I/OSpaceCachesData AreaLog AreaDatabase Fill LevelSnapshotsOMS Heap UsageJobsCentral CalendarDBA Planning CalendarThe DBA LogSetting Up the DBA Planning CalendarAlertsDiagnosisMissing Tables and IndexesSELECT EditorDatabase FilesCritical SectionsDatabase ConsoleDatabase TraceSQLDBC TraceSYSINFO ViewsError CodesMessagesKernel MessagesCurrent MessagesOld MessagesError MessagesKernel Messages: HistoryDatabase ManagerDBA HistorySystem Tables UpgradeRemote SQL ServerliveCache OperatingCurrent LogHistoryDatabase ObjectsTables/Views/SynonymsIndexesDB ProceduresTable SizesOMS Class ContainersOMS Class Container SizesOMS SchemasOMS Object BrowserAdministrationParametersParameter HistoryBackup TemplatesToolsDatabase Manager (CLI)User MenuDBA Planning CalendarSetting Up and Using the DBA Planning CalendarSetting Up the DBA Planning CalendarPlanning ConceptScheduling an ActionAction PatternsScheduling a Data BackupScheduling Log BackupsActivating Automatic Log BackupScheduling an Interactive Log BackupArchiving Backup FilesScheduling Updates of the SQL Optimizer StatisticsScheduling a Database Structure CheckChanging or Deleting an ActionStarting an Action ImmediatelyDisplaying ActionsDBA Action LogsMaxDB/liveCache System OverviewDatabase AssistantPropertiesName of the Database ConnectionDatabase NameDatabase Server and VersionsOperational StateDirectoriesFilesAlert MonitorCurrent StatusActivities OverviewConfiguration (Volumes)VolumesKernel ThreadsTask ManagerThread OverviewThread StatisticsI/O OperationsI/O Operations OverviewBackup I/OCritical SectionsMemory AreasCachesData AreaLog AreaSystem SettingsProblem AnalysisPerformanceDatabase AnalyzerBottlenecksExpert AnalysisManaging Performance DataTransactionsSQL LocksWait Situations (Exclusive)Overview of SQL LocksSQL PerformanceCommand MonitorResource MonitorMessagesKernelCurrent MessagesOld MessagesError MessagesMessage HistoryDatabase ManagerRemote SQL ServerLogsDBA HistorySystem Tables UpgradeTables/Views/SynonymsIndexesDB ProceduresStatisticsDatabase Fill LevelDatabase ActivitiesTable SizesAdministrationConfigurationParametersParameter HistoryBackup TemplatesToolsDatabase Manager (CLI)Database ConsoleDatabase TraceSQLDBC TraceDBA Planning CalendarDisplaying/Changing Integration DataCreating a ConnectionChanging a ConnectionDeleting a ConnectionUser DataDBM OperatorStandard Database UserCentralized/Decentralized AuthorizationAutomatic MonitoringError CodesSystem Tables of the SYSINFO SchemaCCMS MonitoringDatabase Alert MonitorInternal SubtreePropertiesStateInstallationSpace ManagementData AreaLog AreaPerformanceCachesUser TasksMonitorOptimizer StatisticsBackup/RecoveryLast BackupLast RecoverySAP ConsistencyHealthBad IndexesDatabase Structure CheckExternal Analysis ToolsDatabase AnalyzerConnectivityDB Filling/Tables and IndexesTerms and ProceduresSAP NotesUsing the Central CalendarDatabase MonitorDatabase Administration in CCMS: SAP liveCache TechnologyAuthorization ConceptSAP_BC_LVC_USERSAP_BC_LVC_OPERATORSAP_BC_LVC_ADMINISTRATORSAP_BC_LVC_SUPERUSERliveCache AssistantIntegrationCreating a ConnectionChanging a ConnectionDeleting a ConnectionUser DataStandard liveCache UserAdministration ReportsAutomatic MonitoringliveCache: MonitoringHeap UsageOMS LocksOMS MonitorClass ContainersClass NameClass IDContainer NumberFile IDObject SizeContainer SizeFree Container PagesKey PagesContainer UsageMonitorSchemaOMS VersionsOperating LogsCurrent LogHistoryKernel AdministrationConfiguring VolumesConfiguring the Data AreaConfiguring the Log AreaOperatingStarting liveCacheStopping liveCacheInitializing liveCacheRegistering LCAppsStatisticsClass Container SizesUsersConsoleliveCache: Alert MonitorStart Application for liveCache: MonitoringliveCache Alert MonitorMemoryliveCache ApplicationsPerformance Analysis in CCMS: SAP liveCacheMonitoring the Main Memory AreasMonitoring OMS VersionsBacking Up liveCache: Background ProcessingFunction Module for Starting/Stopping/InitializingOneDBDatabase Administration for IBM DB2 for iSAP Database Guide: IBM DB2 for iCCMS: IBM DB2 for iDatabase Administration for IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and WindowsDatabase Administration for DB2 for z/OSCCMS: SAP on IBM DB2 for z/OSDatabase Administration for Microsoft SQL ServerSAP/ MS SQL Server DBA in CCMSDatabase Administration for OracleSAP Database Guide: OracleCCMS: OracleAdministrationAdministration ToolsSAP Management ConsoleSAP Microsoft Management Console: WindowsSAP NetWeaver AdministratorConfig ToolGUI Config ToolBasic Features of GUI Config ToolConnecting to a DatabaseConfiguring JVM ParametersConfiguring InstancesAdding and Removing Server ProcessesModifying Service, Manager, or Application PropertiesAdding FiltersConfiguring Shared TableActivating a Configuration TemplateExporting and Importing a ConfigurationManaging Secure Store DataCommand Console Config ToolConfiguring Template and Instance PropertiesConfiguring JVM ParametersModifying Service, Manager, or Application PropertiesConfiguring Shared TableAdministration Using TelnetModifying Service, Manager, or Application PropertiesApplication ManagementApplication ModulesWeb ContainerHTTP Provider ServiceRequest ParsingCertificate Login When Using SSL-Enabled ProxySession Security ProtectionConfiguring Rules for HTTP Response CompressionVirtual Host ConfigurationCreating a New Virtual HostConfiguring the General PropertiesDefining HTTP Aliases on a Virtual HostUsing Logon Groups for Load BalancingConfiguring Logon Groups on AS JavaLogon Group ConfigurationCreating a New Logon GroupAdding Instances to a Logon GroupAdding Application Aliases to a Logon GroupConfiguring Logon Groups Using Configuration FilesUpdating the HTTP Cache ContentConfiguring HTTP Responses CachingHTTP Access LogsLogging in Common Log File FormatLogging Additional InformationHTTP Access Logging Specifics When Using Solution Manager DiagnoMasking Security-Sensitive Data in the HTTP Access LogTroubleshooting Application ErrorsEnd-User Problem ReportingManaging MIME TypesSpecifying Welcome FilesSpecifying the Maximum Server Threads Acquired by Different WebConfiguring Reverse Proxy ServersWeb Container ServiceConfiguring Web ModulesViewing Web Modules ConfigurationConfiguring CookiesConfiguring Additional SettingsResponse ChunkingSetting up the CompilerConfiguring Headers That Affect Dynamic Response CompressionProviding Custom Response Messages When Requesting Stopped AppliSpecifying the Encoding for JSP Java FilesEnabling JSP Debug SupportEnabling the Production ModeSpecifying the Usage of X-Powered-By HeaderConfiguring HTTP Error HandlingGenerating Error ReportsChanging the Look and Feel of the Default Error PagesCustomizing Default Error PagesDefining Custom Error Pages HandlingMonitoring Internal Server Error 500 Error ResponsesCustomizing the Favicon and the Cross-Domain Policy FileAccounting Resource ConsumptionTracing Single User SessionsHiding Technical Server InformationEJB ContainerViewing EJB ModulesEditing the EJB Properties in the Shared Memory Using the ConfigApplication Resources ManagementManaging JDBC DriversManaging JDBC DataSourcesManaging JDBC DataSource AliasesViewing Managed Connection Factories' ConfigurationManaging JCA Connection FactoriesViewing Outbound Resource Adapters' ConfigurationManaging Resource AdaptersCreating JMS Connection Factory ReferencesCreating JMS Destination ReferencesCreating JMS SAF Agent ReferencesManaging JMS Server ConfigurationJMS Details DescriptionApplication Lifecycle and DeploymentApplication Startup ModesApplication StatusesDeployment OperationsParallel DeploymentParallel Deployment ExamplesLock AdministrationLock Administration and Monitoring with the ConsoleSAP Lock ConceptStandalone Enqueue ServerSAP GatewayMonitoring and Administration of the SAP Message ServerICM AdministrationProfile Parameters for the ICM and SAP Web Dispatchericm/server_port_<xx>Binding Ports < 1024 on UNIXicm/host_name_fullicm/min_threadsicm/max_threadsicm/min_spare_threadsicm/max_servicesicm/req_queue_lenicm/listen_queue_lenicm/max_connicm/max_socketsParameters for Memory Pipesicm/keep_alive_timeouticm/conn_timeouticm/accept_remote_trace_levelicm/trace_secured_dataicm/log_levelicm/HTTP/logging_<xx>Logging in the ICM and Web Dispatchericm/HTTP/admin_<xx>icm/HTTP/error_templ_pathicm/<PROT>/max_request_size_KBicm/HTTPS/verify_clientSSL Parameters for ICM and Web Dispatchericm/ssl_config_<xx>icm/HTTP/auth_<xx>icm/security_logicm/authfileicm/HTTP/mod_<xx>is/HTTP/show_server_headeris/server_nameis/server_versionicm/HTTP/file_access_<xx>icm/HTTP/redirect_<xx>icm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx>icm/HTTP/server_cache_<x>/max_entriesicm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx>/clearicm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx>/expirationicm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx>/max_name_lenicm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx>/max_ufo_entriesicm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx>/max_net_frag_sizeicm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx>/size_MBicm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx>/memory_size_MBicm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx>/ufo_expirationicm/HTTP/server_cache_<xx>/ufo_codelistTimeout Options for ICM and Web DispatcherGeneric Profile Parameters with Ending _<xx>icm/HTTP/ASJava/disable_url_session_trackingUsing the Web Administration InterfaceSetting Up the Web Administration InterfaceDetail AreaArea MenuProcessing Administration RequestsUsing the Web Administration Interface with X.509 CertificateModifications of HTTP RequestsRegular ExpressionsDefining Modification ActionsUsing VariablesManipulating Header FieldsManipulating URLsDefining the Request RedirectFiltering RequestsRewriting URLsDefining ConditionsObsolete ParametersUsing Signals to Control the ICM / Web DispatcherUsing the Command Line Programs "icmon" and "wdispmon"Creating Administration UsersBinding Ports < 1024 on UNIXSecurity LogError HandlingMaintenance ModeError CodesSetting Up Your Own Error Pagesis/HTTP/show_detailed_errorsExamples of a Dynamic Error PageInternet Communication Manager (ICM)The Startup Framework for AS JavaArchitecture of the Java Startup FrameworkStartup, Operation and Shutdown of an AS Java InstanceAdministration of the Java Startup FrameworkUsing the Command Line Program jsmonDeveloper Trace and Log FilesIncrementing/Decrementing the Trace LevelCreating a Java Thread DumpConfiguration of the Java Startup FrameworkCommand Line Arguments for the Java Instance ControllerSAP Profile ParametersAdministration Functions for Information Lifecycle ManagementAdministration of the XML Data Archiving ServiceOverviewArchive Store ManagementHome Path SynchronizationArchive Hierarchy and Store AssignmentPackingAdditional Configuration and Tuning ParametersJava Archiving CockpitArchiving MonitorHierarchyWriteDeleteConfigureILM Store BrowserMoving About the Archive HierarchyAdobe Document ServicesBackup and RecoveryBacking Up and Restoring Your SAP System on WindowsBacking Up and Restoring your SAP System on UNIXSAP System Directories on UNIXBacking Up and Restoring your SAP System on IBM iAS Java Backup and RestoreMonitoringJava System ReportsMonitoring Using Charts and ReportsUsing the Predefined Charts and ReportsComposing ChartsComposing ReportsManaging Monitors with the Monitor BrowserActivating and Deactivating MonitorsMonitors Active by DefaultChanging the Color ThresholdsConfiguring a MonitorUsing the History Comparison ModeChanging Settings and Exporting HistoryTroubleshootingMonitored Data Quick ReferenceApplicationsKernelApplication Threads PoolCluster ManagerLicensing ManagerSession ManagerSystem Threads PoolPerformanceServicesDeployHTTP ProviderJMSJMX AdapterKeystoreLog ConfiguratorMemory InfoSecurityTimeoutWeb ContainerMonitoring and Displaying Log FilesLogging FeaturesLog ConfigurationLog Configuration with SAP NetWeaver AdministratorConfiguring Log ControllersLog Configuration with Config ToolAdding, Editing and Removing Log FormattersAdding, Editing and Removing Log DestinationsAdding, Editing and Removing Log ControllersConfiguring Log Files ArchivingLog ManagerLog_Configurator ServiceLOGLog ViewingLog ViewerLog Types and FormatsList Log Format 2.0Change LogViews and PerspectivesUsing Predefined General ViewsUsing Standalone Log ViewerUsing Predefined Development ViewsPredefined Specific ViewsUsing HTTP ViewsUsing Logging ViewsUsing Security ViewsUsing Server ViewsUsing SOA ViewsCreating, Exporting and Importing Custom ViewsCustomizing Log Viewer LayoutFiltering Logs and TracesFiltering by a Single FieldDownloading Logs and TracesLog Viewing with the SAP MCCommand Console Log ViewerOpen SQL MonitorsManaging the SQL TraceEvaluating SQL TracesSQL Trace Analysis ExampleConnection MonitorCatalog Buffer MonitorTable Buffer MonitorSync Log MonitorTable Statistics MonitorOpen SQL StatisticsNative DB MonitorsJPA MonitorsMonitoring JCo ConnectionsConfiguring, Working with and Administering System Landscape DirSystem Landscape DirectoryCommon Information ModelArchitecture Overview of the SLD Data SuppliersABAP Data Collection ProgramsConfiguring Systems to Connect to the SLDConnecting AS ABAP Systems to the SLD$PRCD$ Setting Up the SLD Data Supplier for AS ABAP Based SystemUsing SLD API for AS ABAP-Based SystemsCreating an RFC Destination for the SLD ABAP API on the AS ABAPCreating an RFC Destination for the SLD ABAP API on the Java SidCreating an HTTP Destination for the SLD ABAP API on the AS ABAPConnecting AS Java Systems to the SLDSetting Up the SLD Data Supplier for AS Java-Based SystemsConfiguring the SLD ClientInformation About the SLD Data Supplier Service in SAP NetWeaverConnecting Other SAP Systems to the SLDWorking with SLDWorking with Technical SystemsTechnical SystemsCreating New AS ABAP Technical SystemsCreating New AS Java Technical SystemsCreating New Standalone Technical SystemsCreating New Third-Party Technical SystemsWorking with LandscapesLandscapesCreating and Removing LandscapesAdding and Removing SystemsCreating and Removing Hosted SystemsAdding and Removing Sub-LandscapesWorking with Business SystemsBusiness SystemsCreating and Removing Business SystemsManaging Business System DetailsCreating and Removing Business System GroupsWorking with Products and Software ComponentsSoftware CatalogProducts and Software ComponentsViewing the Software CatalogCreating and Removing Third-Party ProductsCreating and Removing Third-Party Software ComponentsNWDI Only: Defining Product Description Software ComponentsDefining and Removing Software DependenciesWorking with Names and Name PrefixesName ReservationObject Name CategoriesDefining Name Prefixes for DevelopmentReserving NamesRemoving Name Prefixes and NamesWorking with Data on CIM LevelAdministrating the SLDChanging the SLD ConfigurationPost-Installation ChecklistConfiguring SLD User AuthorizationsConfiguring Server ParametersFine Tuning the SLD ServerPerforming Initial Data ImportConfiguring the SLD BridgePerforming Regular Administrative TasksUpdating the Software CatalogExporting and Backing Up Your SLD InformationProducing Unversioned BackupsProducing Versioned ExportsSynchronizing SLD ContentSLD Content SynchronizationAdding a New Content Synchronization ConnectionMaintaining Content Synchronization ConnectionsTransporting SLD Data Using CTSViewing LogsCleaning Up DataCreating System MessagesMaintaining SLD Content at CIM Instance LevelSearching for Content ChangesRemoving Obsolete Change Log EntriesUsing Namespaces to Test DataUsing Exclusive Write AccessAdditional Online Information about SLDDevelopment Infrastructure (DI)Organizing the LandscapeManaging Development Configurations in the LandscapeOrganizing the Transports in the LandscapeTransports in Heterogeneous SAP System LandscapeScenarios and Recommendations on Using CTS and NWDIIntegrating NWDI Transports with the Change and Transport SystemWizard Based Configuration of DIUsing the Serverside Development Infrastructure ClientConfiguring SDIC PropertiesConfiguring Users and SSO for SDICUsing SDIC Support UIMaintenance of an NWDI-Driven System LandscapePreparation StepsUpdate Using JSPMAdjusting Modifications with the NWDIImporting Support Packages into Follow-On SystemsExcluding Software Components from DeploymentUpgrade Using SAPJupStarting the Upgrade ProcessAdjusting Modifications with the NWDIUpgrading Follow-On SystemsDevelopment InfrastructureManaging Processes and Tasks in Business Process ManagementMonitoring and Managing BPM Systems, Processes, and Tasks with SMonitoring the BPM SystemsConfiguring the Memory ThresholdManaging Process Definitions and Starting Processes in Process RMonitoring and Managing the ProcessesSearching for Mutliple Processes Using Time StampEditing the Input Value of a Process InstanceExporting Process Details from NetWeaver AdministrationMonitoring and Managing the TasksManaging Tasks Without Users in NetWeaver AdministrationConfiguring Business Log LevelsMonitoring the Business Lifecycle LogsProcess TroubleshootingProcess Data ArchivingManaging Processes and Tasks with the Process DeskManaging Administrative Tasks with Business Rules ManagementSAP NetWeaver Business Rules Management Problem Analysis ScenariManaging the PortalPortal Authentication InfrastructureAuthenticationSingle Sign-OnSingle Sign-On to Back-End ABAP SystemsUsing Logon Tickets with the PortalConfiguring the Portal for SSO with Logon TicketsConfiguring Component Systems to Accept Portal Logon TicketsUsing Transaction STRUSTSSO2 in SAP System >= 4.6CImporting Portal Certificate into SAP System >= 4.6CImporting Portal Certificate into SAP System < 4.6CUsing More Than One PortalLogon Tickets for Multiple DomainsHow it WorksConfiguring Logon Tickets for Multiple DomainsConfiguring User Mapping with Tickets for SSOUsing an LDAP Directory for User Mapping with Tickets for SSOLogon Using User ID and Password on the PortalConfiguring User Mapping with User ID and Password on a PortalUser Management and Security FilesGetting Started in the PortalLogging On to / Off the PortalUnderstanding the Portal InterfacePersonalizing Your PortalSystem AdministrationDefining the System LandscapeSystem Landscape OverviewManaging System AliasesCreating SystemsEditing System PropertiesSAP System PropertiesHTTP System PropertiesJDBC System PropertiesWeb Service System PropertiesESF System PropertiesBI JDBC System PropertiesBI SAP Query System PropertiesBI XMLA System PropertiesSystem Properties for User MappingChecking System ConnectionsViewing Roles from PackagesChecking Role ConnectivityUnderstanding SystemsUnderstanding System AliasesAccessing Portal Services in SAP NetWeaver AdministratorStarting and Stopping Portal ServicesPortal PermissionsUsing the Permission EditorLaunching the Permission EditorSetting Permissions in the Permission EditorRestoring Permission InheritancePermission Inheritance ModelPermission LevelsPermission ExamplesSecurity ZonesDefault PermissionsViewing Permission Structures in the PortalTransporting PermissionsExporting PermissionsImporting PermissionsTransporting Portal ObjectsCreating a Transport PackageAdding Content to a Transport PackageIncluding Object Personalization DataPerforming Language TransportsExporting a Transport PackageImporting and Deploying EPA ArchivesLock Mechanism During Import and ExportTransports and PermissionsRecommendations for Export and ImportConfiguring TransportAdding Transport Packages to NWDIManaging the Content ModelConfiguring the Display of Portal ContentCreating and Editing a Framework PageUnderstanding Framework PagesAjax Framework PageClassic Framework PageConfiguring Properties Specific to the Classic Framework PageLight Framework PageHeaderless Framework PageInterop Framework PageWorking with Portal ThemesUnderstanding Portal ThemesCreating and Editing Custom ThemesExample: Adding a Logo and Splash ScreenConfiguring Themes for Right-to-Left (RTL) LanguagesExporting and Importing ThemesGenerating Internet Transaction Server (ITS) StylesheetsChecking the nonProxyHost Settings for the Theme EditorCreating and Editing a Portal DesktopUnderstanding Portal DesktopsDefault Portal DesktopDefining Portal Display RulesUnderstanding Portal Display RulesMaster Rule CollectionDefining URL AliasesRole and User Distribution to the SAP SystemRole Distribution ProcessTransferring Role Data and Assignments to the SAP SystemCreating Systems for Role DistributionAssigning Logical SystemsTransferring Role DataTransferring User AssignmentsFollow-up Processing for Portal Roles in the SAP SystemPrerequisitesSystem LandscapeAdjusting System ResponsibilitiesAuthorizationsMaintenance of Authorization RolesWorking with Transaction WP3RCreating Authorization RolesGenerating AuthorizationsAdjusting ServicesDeleting Authorization RolesTransporting Roles to other Target SystemsChecking Role TransportsAssigning Authorization RolesPrerequisitesAssigning RolesAutomatic Role Assignment in the BackgroundError SituationsCleaning up DataConfiguring CachingConfiguring Application CachingNavigation CachingCaching Navigation NodesConfiguring the Navigation CacheActivating the OBN CacheActivating and Clearing the Portal Runtime CacheManaging Locked ObjectsUnlocking ObjectsSetting the Time Span for Object LockingEnabling Users to Unlock their Own ObjectsMirroring Portal ContentWhat Is Content Mirroring?Administering the Portal Content Directory (PCD)Configuring the PCDSetting Write-Protect Mode for the PCDPCD Object ClassesAdvanced PCD FeaturesAdministering PCD Content Using PCD InspectorXML Content and ActionsWeb Dynpro ConsoleUser AdministrationAssigning Portal Roles to Users and GroupsGenerating User Authorization ReportsUME Actions in the PortalUME Roles and Portal RolesContent AdministrationUsing the Portal Content StudioCustomizing the Overview PageUsing the Detailed ViewUsing My ObjectsPortal Content: Concepts You Should KnowWhat Are Portal Content Objects?How Are Portal Objects Named and Identified?Defining Naming Conventions for Content Object NamespacesConfiguring the Naming Conventions ServiceDeveloping a Custom Handler for Namespace Naming ConventionsBasing the Namespace Convention on a PrincipalHow Are Portal Objects Linked?Delta Links and SAP Content ObjectsHow Are Object Properties Inherited?What Are Workcenter Roles and Freestyle Roles?Using the Portal CatalogCreating Portal ObjectsManaging Objects in the Portal CatalogSearching the Portal CatalogCopying an Object or Folder (Copy / Paste)Moving an Object or Folder (Cut / Paste)Assigning a Unit Object to a Parent ObjectChanging an Object IDDeleting an Object or FolderChanging Property Values of Multiple ObjectsVerification CriteriaWorking with GPAL RepositoriesTracing Delta Link DependenciesPortal Catalog Icons - Portal Content ManagementUploading Roles from PackagesUploading Roles from Back-End SystemsCreating and Editing Workcenter RolesUnderstanding Workcenter RolesWhat Is a Workcenter in SAP Business Suite?Structure of a Design-Time Workcenter RoleStructure of a Runtime Workcenter RoleCreating Workcenter RolesAdding and Editing Content in Workcenter RolesCreating and Editing Freestyle Roles and WorksetsCreating Freestyle Roles and WorksetsAdding and Editing Content in Freestyle Roles and WorksetsAdding an Object as a Delta Link or as a CopyChanging Linked Objects in Roles and WorksetsMaintaining Roles and WorksetsEditing Role and Workset PropertiesPersonalizing Web Dynpro iViews Based on RolesIntegrating ABAP-Based Content in Portal RolesCreating and Editing Portal PagesCreating Portal PagesAdding Content to a PageEditing Page Content and LayoutCreating a Web Dynpro Page LayoutPortal Page at RuntimeIsolation Method of iViewsEmbedded Isolation MethodURL Isolation MethodCreating and Editing iViewsCreating iViewsCreating iView Instances Using Copy-PasteLaunching the iView Wizard and General InformationCreating iViews over Enterprise Applications and DatabasesCreating SAP Connector-Based iViewsCreating SAP Application iViewsCreating Transaction iViewsSupport for GUI TypesSAP GUI for HTMLSAP GUI for JavaSAP GUI for WindowsStructured Storage TechnologySAPGUI Shortcut FileCreating BSP Application iViewsCreating BEx Web Application iViewsCreating Crystal Report iViewsConfiguring the Crystal Enterprise Server Entry PointCreating IAC iViewsCreating iViews for Databases (JDBC)Creating iViews Based on Stored FunctionsCreating Web-based URL iViewsUsing the URL iView WizardURL iView EditorSelecting the Source URLSetting a Dynamic Runtime URLAdding Language-Specific URLsSelecting the Capture AreaDefining the Look and Feel of the iView ContentConfiguring URL ParametersSelecting a SystemURL iView PropertiesCharacter Encoding of Web PageCreating XML iViewsUsing the XML iView WizardXML iView EditorSelecting the XML SourceConfiguring URL ParametersDefining the XML TransformationStandard XML Transformers and ParametersRSS-to-XHTMLB TransformerBusdoc XML-to-XHTMLB TransformerXHTMLB-to-HTMLB TransformerSelecting a SystemXML iView PropertiesCreating Web Dynpro iViewsCreating Web Dynpro ABAP iViewsCreating iViews from Remote SourcesEditing iView PropertiesiView PropertiesNotes on Important iView PropertiesAssigning iViews to UsersEditing Portal ObjectsUsing Object EditorsEditing Object PropertiesDefining Property AttributesResetting PropertiesNavigationEnabling an ActiveX-Free PortalNavigation iViewsInitial State of Navigation PanelTop-Level NavigationConfiguring Levels of Top-Level NavigationDefining Entry PointsDefining the Sort Sequence of Navigation NodesMerging Navigation Nodes and Defining the SequenceFiltering Entry PointsDefining Invisible Navigation NodesDetailed NavigationConfiguring Navigation ZoomFeatures Enabled Through DTN PropertiesHeaderless NavigationDynamic NavigationAssigning Dynamic Navigation iViewsConfiguring the Sorting of Dynamic Navigation iViewsRelated LinksDefining Related LinksPortal Favorites iViewPage Title Bar NavigationNavigation with a Workset MapCreating a Workset Map iViewNavigation with Web Target iViewsNavigation with Quick LinksNavigation with Short URLsURL NavigationAdding Tooltips to Navigation NodesDrag&Relate TargetsAssigning Drag&Relate Target iViewsEnabling Drag&RelateObject-Based NavigationGlossary of OBN TerminologyOBN WorkflowCreating a New Business ObjectBusiness Object ImporterObject-Based Navigation EditorTarget SelectionAdvanced Role SearchNavigation ManagerConfiguring Web Dynpro Pages and iViews for PrintingPortal Content TranslationTranslation WorklistsCoordinating Translation WorklistsCreating WorklistsAssigning Texts and Releasing WorklistsPublishing TranslationsTranslating WorklistsWorking in Worklists: Statistics, Translating, UploadingSetting Worklist Status to TranslatedPerforming Language TransportsTranslation Worklist Lock MechanismWeb Dynpro Content AdministratorSupportabilityMonitoringActivating and Viewing Portal Monitors in SAP NetWeaver AdministAttribute Pool State MonitorsPCD Database Consistency Checks MonitorsShared Objects Cache and User Objects Cache MonitorsOBN Accelerator MonitorsMonitoring in the Computing Center Management System (CCMS)Monitoring Portal AvailabilityActivity ReportingPortal Activity ReportHow the Portal Activity Report WorksConfiguring the Data Collection ServiceViewing Activity Reporting StatusConfiguring Pages/iViews for Data CollectionCreating Portal Activity Report iViewsDefining the Type of ReportDefining the Reporting PeriodDirect Access to Database TablesActivity Data CollectorActivating and Configuring the Activity Data CollectorFile FormatsLogging and TracingLogging Changes Made to PCD ObjectsTroubleshootingUsing the Support Desk ToolsEnabling Remote SupportAppendixAutomated Configuration TasksManaging Enterprise Services RepositoryMonitoringLogging and TracingSystem ManagementConfiguring, Working with and Administering System Landscape DirTransporting ESR ContentESR Content TransportsTransporting ESR Content using the File SystemTransporting ESR Content using the ServerTransporting ESR Content using the ClientTransporting ESR Content using the Change Management ServerCMS Transports (ES Repository)Transport Units for CMS Transports (ES Repository)Transporting Design ObjectsDeactivating a Change List Transport (ES Repository)Transporting Objects using CTSConfiguring CTS and Relevant Systems for CTS TransportsConfiguring Source and Target SystemsTransporting ObjectsOverviewChange and Transport Lists for CTS TransportsExporting Repository Objects from the ES BuilderExporting Directory Objects from the Integration BuilderTransporting Objects of Different ToolsCreating Transport RequestsFinding Transports (Enterprise Services Builder)Enabling Load BalancingCreating UsersHigh AvailabilitySoftware Change ManagementSecurityTroubleshootingSecurity and User AdministrationUser Management of the Application Server JavaUser Management of the Application Server JavaUser Management EngineAuthorization Concept of the AS JavaArchitecture of Security RolesPermissions, Actions, and UME RolesIntegration of UME Roles with ABAP RolesConfiguring User ManagementUME Data SourcesSelecting the UME Data SourceDatabase Only as Data SourceLDAP Directory as Data SourceOrganization of Users and Groups in LDAP DirectoryConfiguring the UME to Use an LDAP Directory as Data SourceConfiguring High Availability of the LDAP Data SourceUME Connection Pool for LDAP DirectoryCustomizing a UME Data Source ConfigurationAccessing Data Source Configuration Files OfflineAccessing Data Source Configuration Files OnlineData Source TypesHome Data SourceData Partitioning ScenariosNamespacesStructure of a Data Source Configuration File<dataSources><homeFor> and <notHomeFor><responsibleFor> and <notResponsibleFor><attributeMapping><privateSection>Examples of Data Source Configuration FilesExample: Attribute Mapping for Client CertificatesExample: Attribute Mapping for Custom AttributesExample: Configuration of Multiple LDAP Data SourcesExample: Attribute-Based Data PartitioningExample: Type-Based Data PartitioningExample: User-Based Data PartitioningExample: Multiple Object Classes for a Principal TypeExample: Negative User FilterExample: Self-Managed PasswordsUser Management of Application Server ABAP as Data SourceConstraints for UME with ABAP Data SourceConstraints for the UME and Central User AdministrationData Source Configuration FilesConfiguring the UME to Use an AS ABAP as Data SourceConfiguring the UME to Use the Current User for Change OperationChanging the AS ABAP Back-End System for the UMEChanging the ABAP Client for the UME After a Client CopyChanging the Password of the User for UME-ABAP CommunicationRequirements for the System User for UME-ABAP CommunicationConfiguring the UME for Directory Service Sync with AS ABAPCustomizing a Directory Service Configuration FileEditing UME PropertiesEditing UME Properties OnlineEditing UME Properties OfflineConfiguring the Security Policy for User IDs and PasswordsIntegration of the UME Security Policy With External Data SourceDefault Security Policy ProfilesNotification by E-MailConfiguring E-Mail NotificationChanging the Texts of Notification E-MailsConfiguring Self-RegistrationConfiguring Self-ManagementEnabling Users to Reset Their Own PasswordConfiguring Logon HelpConfiguring the Logon ScreenConfiguring Delegated User Administration Using CompaniesCompaniesCompany GroupCompanies and Self-Registration with ApprovalDisabling Companies for an ABAP Data SourceTypes of User AdministratorConfiguring Virtual GroupsAllowing Users to View the Contact Information of Other UsersAdding Custom Attributes to the User ProfileAdditional Configuration OptionsConfiguring Users' Display NameConfiguring Groups' Name, Display Name, and DescriptionConfiguring Simple SearchConfiguring Search Options for the UMEConfiguring the List of Available LanguagesConfiguring E-Mail SignaturesEnabling E-Mail SignaturesCreating and Modifying Corporate SignaturesCreating and Modifying Personalized SignaturesDefining a Pattern for User E-Mail AddressesOptimizing Performance With the UME CacheAdministration of Users and RolesIdentity ManagementUME GroupsUser ProfileManaging Users, Groups, and RolesAssigning Principals to Roles or GroupsSegregation of DutiesPassword ManagementLocking or Unlocking UsersApproving or Rejecting UsersCreating a Technical UserChanging the Logon Alias of UsersConfiguring User Mappings on the Behalf of UsersSelf-RegistrationMoving a User to Another CompanyMaintaining the User's Certificate InformationExporting User Management DataImporting User Management DataMonitoring the Performance of the UME CacheTroubleshootingActivating the Emergency UserLogging and TracingDirectory Server Access LogDirectory Server Connection Pool LogChecking the Consistency of Entries in the UME DatabaseRepairing Inconsistencies of Entries in the UME DatabaseRefreshing the User Caches of the AS JavaDownloading the UME ConfigurationReference Documentation for User ManagementLogical AttributesStandard UsersDefault Security Policy ProfilesStandard User GroupsStandard UME RolesStandard UME ActionsStandard Java EE Security RolesUME PropertiesUME CacheImport Format for UME PrincipalsUser Data Import FormatGroup Data Import FormatRole Data Import FormatDeveloper Documentation for User ManagementSAP NetWeaver Identity ManagementIntegration of User Management in Your System LandscapeSAP High AvailabilityAvailability and PerformancePlanned and Unplanned DowntimeProcedures at Your Site for High AvailabilityProcedures for Managing Your SystemImportant Questions About Your SetupGeneral ChecklistPotential SPOF ChecklistDisaster RecoverySAP NetWeaver Application Server: High AvailabilitySystem Classification (SAP NetWeaver AS)System Services (SAP NetWeaver AS)Switchover Software (SAP NetWeaver AS)System Failure (SAP NetWeaver AS)Service FailureSAP Central ServicesData ArchivingSAP NetWeaver AS Java: High AvailabilityPlanned Downtime for SAP NetWeaver AS JavaUpgrade (AS Java)Support Packages (AS Java)Unplanned Downtime for SAP NetWeaver AS JavaWeb ContainerEJB ContainerJava Message ServicePersistence Layer and DatabasesSAP Java ConnectorNaming ServiceP4 ServiceCluster and Load Balancing (AS Java)DB Reconnect (AS Java)Database High AvailabilityStandby DatabasesReplicated DatabasesReplicated Database ServersHigh Availability for the IBM DB2 Universal Database for iSeriesBackup with DB2 UDB for iSeriesSpace Management with DB2 for iRecovery with DB2 UDB for iSeriesUpgrade with DB2 for iStandby Database Solutions for DB2 UDB on iSeriesHigh Availability for IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and WindowsHigh Availability Disaster Recovery for DB2 for LUWCold Standby for DB2 for LUWDB2 pureScale FeatureHigh Availability of SAP InstancesBackup, Recovery, and Upgrade with DB2 for LUWHigh Availability for IBM DB2 for z/OSBackup with DB2 for z/OSSpace Management with DB2 UDB for z/OSRecovery with DB2 UDB for z/OSUpgrade with DB2 UDB for z/OSReplicated Standby Database for DB2 UDB for z/OSAsynchronous Replication of DB2 for z/OSSynchronous Replication of DB2 UDB for z/OSData Sharing for DB2 UDB for z/OSDB Reconnect to an Available Database Instance (AS Java) for IBMHigh Availability for the MS SQL Server DatabaseBackup with MS SQL ServerSpace Management with MS SQL ServerRecovery with MS SQL ServerUpgrade with MS SQL ServerSQL Server Management StudioMicrosoft SQL Server Database MirroringMicrosoft SQL Server Standby DatabaseComprehensive Microsoft SQL Server High-Availability SolutionHigh Availability for the Oracle DatabaseBackup with OracleMirroring with Backup (Oracle)Space Management with OracleManaging Tablespaces (Oracle)Managing Tables and Indexes (Oracle)Checking for Fragmentation (Oracle)Managing Database Blocks (Oracle)Managing Data Files (Oracle)Managing Database Files (Oracle)Reorganizing Objects (Oracle)Recovery with OracleUpgrade with OracleOracle Standby DatabasesHigh Availability for the SAP MaxDB DatabaseBackup with SAP MaxDBSpace Management with SAP MaxDBRecovery with SAP MaxDBUpgrade with SAP MaxDBSAP MaxDB: Database Administration Using Database StudioSAP MaxDB Standby DatabaseSwitchover Software for High AvailabilitySwitchover Products for the SAP SystemMicrosoft Cluster Server on WindowsStandalone Enqueue Replication ServiceProtection of System-Critical Components with Switchover SoftwarSwitchover UnitsHost Failure and Switchover of the DB ServiceTools and Services for High AvailabilityComputing Center Management System (CCMS)SAP SafeguardingSAP Solution ManagerSystem Automation Software for the SAP EnvironmentSystem Automation Software on DB2 for z/OSAdditional Administration TasksAdministering Your Guided Procedures EnvironmentAdministration WorksetProcess ManagementAssigning Default RolesScheduling Process InitiationMonitoring Process SchedulesUnlocking ObjectsManaging Process InstancesScheduling TasksChecking Callable Objects ConsistencyManaging Application-Specific PropertiesSecurity ManagementManaging PermissionsManaging ImpersonationsViewing Impersonation HistoryManaging Service GroupsMail ManagementManaging E-Mail TemplatesSetting Up Mail TemplatesReplacementsScript LanguageAdministering the Bounced Mail FrameworkSetting Up Client ApplicationsManaging Actions and Action GroupsSetting Up Client Application PatternsPatterns SyntaxManaging Trusted and Suspended AddressesViewing Sent Mail MessagesViewing Unrecognized Mail MessagesCleaning Up the BMF DatabaseViewing StatisticsMail StatusesTransport ManagementCreating a Transport RequestImporting Transport RequestsManaging Failed Content DeploymentsPostprocessing Imported ObjectsProcess Archive ManagementConfiguring Scheduled Archiving and DeletingArchived and Deleted Process InstancesStarting Manual Archiving and DeletingMonitoring Archiving and Deleting JobsComposite Forms ConfigurationConfiguring AdaptersManaging QueuesManaging Impersonalized FormsManaging Technical AttributesSearching for Development ObjectsGuided Procedures (GP) MonitorMonitoring the Status of GP ApplicationsChecking Transport RequestsViewing GP ContentMonitoring Process InstancesDisplaying Queue ContentMonitoring Composite FormsIntegrating Content into the SAP NetWeaver CE PortalRunning CE Applications in Remote Portals (Optional)Running Content in a Remote Portal Using FPNPrerequisitesPlanning and ConceptsGlossaryContent Usage Modes'Remote Role Assignment' Mode'Remote Delta Link' Mode'WSRP Application Sharing' ModeUser PersistenceSingle Sign-OnSecurity ConsiderationsFederated Portal CachingVersion InteroperabilityLimitations, Known Issues, and WorkaroundsWorkflows (Quick Reference)Workflow: Remote Role AssignmentWorkflow: Remote Delta Link UsageWorkflow: WSRP Application SharingPreparing Your PortalsConfiguring Proxy SettingsSetting Up Trust Using the SSO WizardSetting Up SSL for Remote Delta Link UsageSetting a Registration PasswordSetting the Root Browse Folder for Remote WSRP UsageCreating Access Users on the Producer for Non-SAP ConsumersSetting Default Connection ValuesManaging FPN and WSRP ConnectionsViewing FPN ConnectionsTesting FPN ConnectionsEnabling/Disabling Remote Access in FPN ConnectionsViewing Your WSRP ConsumersEnabling/Disabling Remote Access on WSRP ProducersExposing Content to Remote Consumer PortalsExposing Roles on the Producer for 'Remote Role Assignment' UsagExposing Content on the Producer for 'Remote Delta Link' UsageExposing iViews on the Producer for 'WSRP Application Sharing' UExposing WSRP iViews on the Producer for Non-SAP ConsumersExposing WSRP iViews on the Producer for SAP NetWeaver ConsumersAppendixCreating FPN Connections in SAP NetWeaver AdministratorTransporting Content within a Federated Portal NetworkUsing Themes in a Federated Portal NetworkUsing Object-Based Navigation in a Federated Portal NetworkConfiguring the UWL in a Federated PortalRunning the UWL in the Consumer PortalRunning the UWL in the Producer PortalUsing XML to Automate Federated Portal Network TasksGuidelines for Non-SAP ConsumersMapping a User to Remote SystemsSAP NetWeaver VoiceSAP NetWeaver Voice LandscapeRolling Out Voice ApplicationsAccessibility (Administrators Guide)Technical Requirements for AccessibilityAccessibility in the PortalAccessibility in an External-Facing PortalSetting Accessibility in the User ProfileNavigating Through a Process in Business Process ManagementTroubleshootingDisabling Monitors Using the SAP NetWeaver AdministratorEnqueue in AS Java: TroubleshootingProcess Monitoring Infrastructure Problem Analysis ScenariosSetting Up Service Connections for SAP Remote Support