Creating an Instance Definition for One Server
Use
If you only want to create a new instance definition for one application server, it is useful to copy the instance definition for the server. Assigning an instance definition to an operation mode makes it part of the operation mode. As a result, you can switch the instance, see if it is inactive and start and stop it using the
control panel (Transaction RZ03).
Prerequisites
You must
define an operation mode before you can assign an instance definition to it.Procedure
Host name |
Enter the name of the host running the instance. |
SAP System Number |
Enter the SAP System number that was specified when your SAP System was installed. |
Start Profile: Profile Name |
The name of the start profile from Profiles to start the instance with.Choose the input help to display a list of available start profiles. You can choose a profile from the list. |
Instance Profile: Profile Name |
The name of the instance profile from Profiles to run the instance with.Choose the input help to display a list of available instance profiles. You can choose a profile from the list. |

UNIX systems only: So that you can start and stop instances from the control panel, you must enable a remote logon on the target UNIX server. See Prerequisites for Starting Remote Instances
In the Operation mode field, enter the name of the operation mode or select an operation mode from the list of possible entries. To set the same work process distribution for all operation modes, enter
* .The system proposes the current work process distribution in the instance profile. However you can change the work process distribution (see
Setting the Work Process Distribution).To change the assignment of work processes to the instance, see Setting the Work Process Distribution
See also:
Creating an Instance Definition for All Servers Maintaining Instance Definitions