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    Tms Configuration After Installation

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    After SAP R/3 installation, TMS must be configured to enable development classes, transport requests, global transport between systems, and client transport. The transport profile contains databases, transport frequency, and maintenance data. Profile parameters can be global, local, OS-dependent, or database-dependent. Configuration involves checking the TPPARAM file, editing it for the correct SID, database host and type. The STMS transaction is used to create a transport domain with the SID, add a virtual system, and set up transport routes between real and virtual systems. New systems are added by submitting to the transport domain controller which generates settings, and the controller approves the inclusion. Table maintenance and program restriction can use S_TAB

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    After SAP R/3 installation, TMS must be configured to enable development classes, transport requests, global transport between systems, and client transport. The transport profile contains databases, transport frequency, and maintenance data. Profile parameters can be global, local, OS-dependent, or database-dependent. Configuration involves checking the TPPARAM file, editing it for the correct SID, database host and type. The STMS transaction is used to create a transport domain with the SID, add a virtual system, and set up transport routes between real and virtual systems. New systems are added by submitting to the transport domain controller which generates settings, and the controller approves the inclusion. Table maintenance and program restriction can use S_TAB

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    After SAP R/3 installation, TMS must be configured to enable development classes, transport requests, global transport between systems, and client transport. The transport profile contains databases, transport frequency, and maintenance data. Profile parameters can be global, local, OS-dependent, or database-dependent. Configuration involves checking the TPPARAM file, editing it for the correct SID, database host and type. The STMS transaction is used to create a transport domain with the SID, add a virtual system, and set up transport routes between real and virtual systems. New systems are added by submitting to the transport domain controller which generates settings, and the controller approves the inclusion. Table maintenance and program restriction can use S_TAB

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    Tms Configuration After Installation

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    After SAP R/3 installation, TMS must be configured to enable development classes, transport requests, global transport between systems, and client transport. The transport profile contains databases, transport frequency, and maintenance data. Profile parameters can be global, local, OS-dependent, or database-dependent. Configuration involves checking the TPPARAM file, editing it for the correct SID, database host and type. The STMS transaction is used to create a transport domain with the SID, add a virtual system, and set up transport routes between real and virtual systems. New systems are added by submitting to the transport domain controller which generates settings, and the controller approves the inclusion. Table maintenance and program restriction can use S_TAB

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    The key steps for TMS configuration after SAP installation and how to add a new system to an existing transport domain.

    Check if the TPPARAM file exists, create it if not and configure it. Call transaction STMS to create a new transport domain and specify virtual and actual systems.

    The two ways are the Graphical Editor and Hierarchical List Editor.

    TMS CONFIGURATION AFTER INSTALLATION

    After SAP R/3 System Installation, you have to configure TMS for the following reasons.
     To create Development Classes
     To create Transportable Requests
     To import Transport Requests
     To setup Global Transport System between R/3 Systems in your Landscape.
     To transport clients between R/3 system.
    The transport profile contains the following information :
     Databases from various target systems.
     Parameters describing the frequency of the transport
     Additional information for system maintenance
    The Various Parameters in the transport profile have the following validity
     Global( for all SAP Systems in your network)
     Local (only for one SAP System)
     Operating System-dependent
     Database Dependent

    CONFIGURATION Of TMS:
    (1) After installation of SAP System, first check whether TPPARAM file exist
    under /usr/sap/trans/bin. If file doesn’t exist you have to create one.
    Procedure : There is a template file under /usr/sap/sid/sys/exe/run named
    TPPARAM.NT copy this file into /usr/sap/trans/bin and rename to TPPARAM.
    (2) If file exists , check information in it. You will see some lines like below:
    <SID>/DBHOST = <dbhost>
    <SID>/DBNAME = <SID>
    <SID>/DBTYPE = <db type>

    <SID> : Your System ID,


    <dbhost> : your central instance host name,
    <db type> : data base type(ora, mss, db6)

    Example : Filename : TPPARAM


    TRANSDIR = /usr/spa/trans
    HIT/DBHOST = dwhankt
    HIT/DBNAME = HIT
    HIT/DBTYPE = DB6
    HIT/NBUFFORM = 1
    HIT/TP_VERSION = 266
    After this , you can check whether configuration is ok with following commands.
    # su – hitadm
    >cd/usr/sap/trans/bin
    >tp connect HIT
    (3) After configuring TP Profile, you can now configure TMS via SAPGUI. Call
    transaction STMS in client 000 with DDIC user.
    (4) One screen comesup , This screen creats a new domain named DOMAIN_<SID>.
    Enter the name and short description of the transport domain here.
    Save your entries. The following actions are performed automatically in your SAP
    System.
    (5) To transport requests from / to this system, you have to specify a virtual system
    and create a transport Route between Virtual System and Actual System.
    STMS main screen  Overview Systems
    Execute Sap System  Create  Virtual System
    (6) Creating a Transport Route : Environment  Transport Routes
    There are two ways to setup Transport Routes:
    i) Graphical Editor.
    ii)Hierarchical List Editor 
     To Change Editor follow : settings  Transport Route Editor ( while using
    list editor Goto Graphical Editor)

     To create a transport Route switch to editing mode.


    Configuration  Standard configuration  Development and Production
    System. ( Specify the sids of DEV and PRD)
     Distribute and Activate Configuration by pressing yes button in following
    popup menu.

    ADDING A NEW SYSTEM TO AN EXISTING TRANSPORT DOMAIN.


    Procedure :
    This occurs in two steps :
     Submit the new SAP System to be included in the transport domain.
     Confirm the inclusion in the transport domain controller.

    SUBMITTING A SYSTEM TO BE INCLUDED :


    To include an SAP System in the transport domain.
    1). Log on in client 000 in the SAP System that you want to include in the
    transport domain.
    2) Call Transaction STMS.
    3) The dialog box TMS : Configure Transport Domain appears.(only appears if
    you have not yet configured a transport domain.)
    4) Choose Other Configuration  Include System in Domain.
    ( Specify the SID of the system, description and Target Host, System number,
    User(TMSADM).
    5) Save your Entries.

    The Sap System Performas the following actions.


     Create the User TMSADM.
     Generates the RFC destinations required for the TMS.
     Sends the Address Data to the domain controller
     Send the profile parameter for configuring the transport control
    program to the domain controller.
     Configure the sao system as a single system

    CONFIRM THE INCLUSION IN THE TDC:


    1) Log on to the Sap System thaat functions as the transport domain
    controller.
    2) Call transaction STMS.
    3) Choose Overview  Systems
    4) Position the Cursor on this Sap System and Choose
    SAP System  Approve.
    5) Confirm the prompt and distribute the configuration.
    For Table maintenance, you can use S_TABU_DIS and/or S_TABU_CLI
    objects and for ABAP Program restriction, you can use S_PROGRAM
    object. That object is what i used most for table maintenance and program
    restriction.

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