SCCL, SCC9 client copy profiles

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Please keep in mind that you cannot fill a client with profile data, for example, SAP_CUSV (settings and options) and expect that the application data in this client will remain old. No, they’ll just wear out. When copying, you can use copy profiles that simplify selection and combination of the objects to be copied. SAP delivers the following copy profiles in the table below. The customizing and application data is deleted in the target client before copying for all profiles except SAP_USER. This is technically unavoidable.

Profile Name                 Description                                      
SAP_2SL_TO_3SL               2 System Landscape to 3 System Landscape Converter
SAP_CLIENT_BACKUP            Client Backup including Temporary Data           
SAP_INITIAL_CLIENT           Provisioning of Users and Customizing            
SAP_TENANT_MOVE              All Tables incl. Temporary Data and Change Docs  
SAP_ALL                      All Client-Specific Data w/o Change Documents    
SAP_APPL                     Customizing and Application Data w/o Change Docs 
SAP_APPX                     SAP_APPL w/o Authorization Profiles and Roles    
SAP_CUST                     Customizing                                       
SAP_CUSV                     Customizing and User Variants                    
SAP_CUSX                     Customizing w/o Authorization Profiles and Roles 
SAP_PROF                     Only Authorization Profiles and Roles            
SAP_RECO                     Recovery (Only if Source Client = Target Client) 
SAP_RMBC                     Customizing, Users and Cross-Client Customizing  
SAP_RMPA                     SAP_ALL with Cross-Client Customizing            
SAP_RMPC                     Customizing Including Cross-Client Customizing   
SAP_UCSV                     Customizing, User Master Records and User Variants
SAP_UCUS                     Customizing and User Master Records              
SAP_UONL                     User Without Authorization Profiles and Roles    
SAP_USER                     User Master Records and Authorization Profiles   

Average response Time for Dialog processes

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It is one of the key system performance indicators that can be found in
ST03n transaction > Detailed Analysis > Last Minute’s Load:

Average response Time/Dialog Step (ms) =
Avg. Processing Time + Ø DB Time (ms) + Ø Time/DB Procedure Call (ms) + Average Wait Time per Dialog Step (ms) + Average Roll In Time (ms) + Average Roll Wait Time (ms) + Average Load and Generation Time (ms) + Average Lock Time per Dialog Step (ms)

*Particularly significant components are highlighted in bold

SAP Logon. Export to Excel. Microsoft has blocked macros from running because the source of this file is untrusted.

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When you export a report from SAP to MS Excel this error may occur. New MS Office update prevents running unsigned VBA scripts.

You need to upload new templates to SAP. The problem is that SAP uses several templates for different cases. I found it for Report Writer and EHS Excel. The notes mentioned below might help you. You just need to download these new templates and upload them according to the notes information. In addition, you need to download new SAP certificates for digitally signed VBA scripts. It’s needed to upload to each workstation in Trusted Publishers. Group policy can be used to automate it.


Transaction OAOR:
Class name: REPORTWRITER
Class type:OT
https://me.sap.com/notes/1992004
https://me.sap.com/notes/0003261967

Class name:EHSEXCEL
Class type: OT
https://me.sap.com/notes/2594418
https://me.sap.com/notes/3247649

Yeah there’s a hole in my soul

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For inexplicable reasons, every person in the world is born with a huge hole right in the center of their chest.
Not particularly uncomfortable, but still quite unsightly, people are constantly trying to fill it with something.
Someone fills it with religion, someone buys a bunch of stuff, and someone even stuffs other people into it.
I left mine empty because I noticed one interesting thing: if you run into the wind without bending, a cool whistling sound is heard from the hole.

SAP SSO trouble – Server does not trust my certificate path

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G5S-API(maj): Miscellaneous failure
GSS-API(min): A2210223:Server does not trust my certificate path
target='p:CN=<SID>, OU=SAP-HEC, O= SAP SE, C=DE*
Error in SNC
Do you want to see the detailed error description?

There is an SAP note for this problem, but it didn’t help me:
https://userapps.support.sap.com/sap/support/knowledge/en/2516117

The resolution was simple, I checked my SPN records by typing the command:
setspn -L SSO-ABAP-<SID>

And I got an expected error:

FindDomainForAccount: Call to DsGetDcNameWithAccountW failed with return value 0x00000525. Could not find account SSO-ABAP-<SID>.

The answer is: Check your technical account that is used for SAP Kerberos SSO. It might be locked in MS Active Directory.

In my case, this account was simply locked by AD security script.