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  1. SAP Function Modules are packed in SAP transports, located in the Precise v9.6 download or on the DVD. The transports can be found in the \Utilities\SAP\ folder. Alternatively, you can download the transport files separately from the Precise Customer Portal. For further details, contact Precise Customer Support.
  2. To install the Function Modules in the SAP system, you must import the transports into the SAP system.

  3. Select the appropriate transport zip file(s) below, and copy them to the target SAP application server:

    SAP Basis ReleaseZip Files
    4.6C, 4.6D, 6.x non-Unicode

    Precise_Transports_Basic.zip

    Precise_Transports_46c.zip

    4.6C, 4.6D, 6.x Unicode

    Precise_Transports_Basic.zip

    Precise_Transports_46c_Unicode.zip

    7.x

    Precise_Transports_Basic.zip

    Precise_Transports_700.zip

    BW 7.x

    Precise_Transports_Basic.zip

    Precise_Transports_700.zip

    Precise_for_SAP_BI_7.0_Transport.zip

  4. Copy the transport ZIP files into the transport folder of the SAP system (usually /usr/sap/trans for Linux/UNIX systems or \\<SAP_hostname>\sapmnt\trans for Windows systems).

  5. Use a program such as unzip or WinZIP (on Windows) to unpack the K and R files into the corresponding subfolder. The K files (e.g. K900059.PS2) should be extracted to the cofiles subfolder (/usr/sap/trans/cofiles). The R files (e.g. R900059.PS2) to the data subfolder (/usr/sap/trans/data).

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    Verify that the read-only attribute is removed from the copied transport files. Otherwise, the import to the SAP system may fail.

  6. Use the SAP Transport Management System (transaction STMS) or the operating system executable program tp to import the required transport. For information about the Transport Management System and the tp program, see SAP documentation.
    Each of the zip files folders contains a readme.txt file with instruction on the order in which Transports should be imported to the SAP system.
    The Transports contain SAP objects as described below:

    ComponentZip FilesFor SAP Basis Release
    The/PRECISE/namespacePrecise_Transports_Basic.zipAll
    The Z_PRECISE authorization Profile

    Precise_Transports_46c.zip

    Precise_Transports_46c_Unicode.zip

    		4.6C to 6.40 (SAP NetWeaver 2004)
    The Z_PRECISE authorization RolePrecise_Transports_700.zip

    7.x (SAP NetWeaver 2004s)

    BW 7.x

    Precise for SAP Package and Function Modules

    Precise_Transports_46c.zip

    Precise_Transports_46c_Unicode.zip

    Precise_Transports_700.zip

    		All
    Precise for BW Function ModulesPrecise_for_SAP_BI_7.0_Transport.zipBW 7.x
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    For a more detailed description of the Transports, see SAP Transports description on page 242.

  7. After the import has completed and in case a previous version of Precise Function Modules was installed in the system, you must rebuild the Function Group object list, by performing the following steps:
    1. Go to SE80 > Function Group > /PRECISE/ZLSC.
    2. Right click on the Function Group > Other Functions > Rebuild Object List.
  8. When connecting to SAP, verify that all the authorizations in the Z_PRECISE Profile (for Basis 4.6C to 6.40) or in the Z_PRECISE Role (SAP Basis 7.x) have been added to the SAP user.
    For more information on the authorizations, see SAP User authorizations on page 244.

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  1. Open the following URL in your internet browser. http://service.sap.com/connectors.
  2. Enter your SAP Service Marketplace user name and password, and click OK.
  3. In the tree view, go to Connectors>SAP Java Connector>Tools Connectors > SAP Java Connector > Tools and Services.
  4. Review the JCo Release notes for the available versions and choose one that is relevant for the operating system of the Precise for Precise for SAP FocalPoint server. Note that the JCo may require other prerequisite software as described in the release notes. Use the JCo version as described in the note above.

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  • Ports 33xx (where xx represents the 2 digits two-digit SAP System Number) between Precise for SAP FocalPoint and SAP Application Servers have to be opened.
  • If using Interpoint for SAP in one of the Precise for Database products, ports 33xx between the Database agent (Precise for Oracle, Precise for SQL Server or Precise for DB2) and the SAP Application Servers have to be opened as well.

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Add the following entry to the file (usually located at c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc):

sapms<SID> 36XX/tcp

where XX is the system number.

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  1. Enter the unique SAP System ID (SID).
  2. Enter the system name, using a free-text identifier.
    This will help you to distinguish between multiple SAP instances.
  3. You can connect to SAP through one of the application servers, a logon group, or through a routing string.

    • To connect through an application server, choose “Custom "Custom Application server” server" for the Connection Type, then enter the host name of the application server to be used.

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      If the application server name does not exist in the drop-down menu, you do not need to add it to the server list. SAP uses SAP RFC library to communicate with the SAP application server, without installing additional components on the application server.

    • To connect through a logon group, choose “Group/Server Selection” for the Connection Type, then enter the host name of the message server to be used.

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      If the message server name does not exist in the drop-down menu, you do not need to add it to the server list. SAP uses SAP RFC library to communicate with the SAP message server, without installing additional components on the message server.

    • To connect through a routing string, enter the required routing string. The value should include the routing string concatenated with the SAP Application Server host. For example, when the router is vm-sap-srv-15 and the SAP system Application Server is vm-sap-srv-13, the routing string should look like:
      /H/vm-sap-srv-15/H/vm-sap-srv-13
  4. Enter the two-digit system number.
  5. Enter the SAP user name (use upper-case characters only).
  6. Enter the password.
  7. Enter the three-digit SAP client.
  8. Click Next.

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  1. In Precise for Precise for SAP, from the Settings menu, select Mapping Settings.
  2. In the Mapping Settings dialog box, select the SAP system you want to configure and click Edit.
  3. Determine which SAP field will be mapped to a locale. Choose a field from the User Area list. Then click OK.
  4. From the Settings menu, select Locale Settings.
  5. In the Locale Settings dialog box, perform one of the following procedures:
    • Add a locale

      1. Click Add.

      2. In the Locale Settings - Edit dialog box, enter the name of the new locale in the Locale field. Enter a description (optional) of the new locale in the Description field.

      3. On the Locale Definition tab, select a user area from the User Areas not assigned to this locale list and click the right arrow to move it to the User Areas assigned to this locale list.

      4. On the Locale Availability tab, click Add.

      5. In the Add Device dialog box, enter the name or the IP address of the device that should be taken into consideration by Precise for SAP when monitoring locale availability.

      6. Click OK.

    • Edit a locale

      1. Select the Locale Settings you want to modify.

      2. Click Edit.

      3. In the Locale Settings - Edit dialog box, in the Locale text box, change the name of the existing locale.

      4. In the Description text box, enter a description (optional) or modify an existing description.

      5. On the Locale Definition tab, select a user area from the User Areas not assigned to this locale list and click the right arrow to move it to the User Areas assigned to this locale list.

      6. On the Locale Availability tab, click Edit.

      7. In the Edit Device dialog box, enter the name or the IP address of the device that should be taken into consideration by Precise for SAP when monitoring locale availability, and then click OK.

    • Delete a locale

      1. From the Locale Settings list, select the Locale you want to delete.

      2. Click Delete; then click OK to confirm this operation.

      3. Click OK.

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  1. Unzip the contents of the downloaded file to a folder of your choice on the Precise for Precise for SAP FocalPoint server.
  2. Open the Agents tab in Precise AdminPoint and stop the Precise for SAP FocalPoint.
  3. From the folder to which you unzipped the downloaded file:
    1. Copy the .jar file to the <precise_root>\java\3rd_party folder on your Precise for Precise for SAP FocalPoint server.
    2. Copy the .dll files to the <precise_root>\products\sap\bin folder on your Precise for Precise for SAP FocalPoint server.
  4. Verify that the gateway port between the Precise for SAP FocalPoint and the SAP Application Server is open in both directions:
    The gateway port is 33xx, where xx has to be replaced by the instance number in the SAP Application Server.
  5. Maintain the SAP communication ports in the services file in:
    %windir%\system32\drivers\etc\services
  6. Replace the following <SID> and <instance-number> with the values from your application:
    sapms<SID> 36<instance-number>/tcp sapms<SID> 33<instance-number>/tcp sapms<SID> 32<instance-number>/tcp
    For example for an SAP system with the SID = PRD and Instance Number 01:
    sapmsPRD 3601/tcp # SAP Message Server sapmsPRD 3301/tcp # SAP Gateway sapmsPRD 3201/tcp # SAP Dispatcher
  7. Go back to AdminPoint and restart the Precise for Precise for SAP FocalPoint.

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