SAP SUM TOOL PHASES OVERVIEW
There the five phases in SAP SUM Tool.
- Extraction
- Configuration
- Checks
- Pre-processing
- Execution
- Post Processing
Extraction:
Following activities performed in this phase:
- DDIC username and password
- Scanning of download directory where all the patches are placed
- Extract files to move to EPS/in
- Check SPAM version.
- <SID>adm credentials
- Mapping of table classes to container
- Pre-upgrade note list implementation
Configuration:
Following activities performed in this phase.
- Main upgrade configuration, where you will give input parameters for -Advanced (expensive downtime optimizes, higher complexity, high resource assignment)
- Keep database archiving on
- Execution strategy for transaction SGEN
- Maximum number of processes to be used for load generation. SGEN Processes
- Batch Process(Uptime)
- Batch Process(Downtime)
- Maximum number of DDL processes (Uptime and Downtime)
- Number of parallel import processes (R3trans -Uptime and Downtime)
- Parallel Phases (Uptime and downtime)
- Update Instances
- Enhancement package inclusion
- Add-On selection
- Modification Adjustment (SPDD transport request and SPAU transport request)
Checks:
Following activities performed in this phase:
- Insufficient space in database, Create four table spaces with script
- Space checks
- BW checks and phases
- Activation and conversion checks
- Modification support
- Preliminary upgrade processing
- List Locked SAP objects
Pre-Processing:
This is the pre-downtime phase where all the pre-tasks need to complete by SUM like
- Check for locked objects
- ABAP Workbench locking
- Run shadow system for preparation of new release (ACT_UPG, PARDIST, SGEN)
- SPDD Adjustments
Execution:
Sum tool downtime is called as execution where actual are copied from Shadow to Main Instance and system were unavailable during the downtime.
- Merging of shadow and Real Instance
- system upgrade
- Table conversion
Post Processing:
This is post processing step of SUM just after downtime.
- SPAU change
- Backup
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