
cannot login to new client after local client copy. Number of parallel jobs: it depends on your CPU core. Custom Order: you will decide the export order later.ĭata File Code Page : 1100 if you don’t do unicode conversion. Alphabetical Order: to export package name according alphabetical order. To speed up export / import process you can do also SAP Table Splitting as explained in the article “ SAP Table Splitting on Database Export“. Extract Tables with Size More than Limit. Extract number of Largest Tables in Separate Packages. To speed up export and import process you can choose the necessary Splitting Tools Parameter options below. Skip statistics update to speed up export process.ġ0.
JRE Directory: Locate your JRE directory (usually the same as JAVA_HOME)ĩ. STR Split Strategy: Use Java Splitting Tool.
Split STR Files: Select this option to speed up export process. Export Directory: the location of dump file. Heterogeneous: Fill with correct TargetDB if you want to change DB (such as ORA to MSS). Homogeneous: TargetDB must be the same as Source DB. And choose the appropriate option such as your Database Server / Client 32/64 bit version. Enter your SAP instance number and hostname.ħ. Enter the SAP System ID ( SID) you want to export.ĥ. Note: in this article i use standard method (R3load-Based). To do export using Migration Monitor please read article “ SAP Database Export Using R3load and Migration Monitor“.ģ. Expand the menu in appropriate DB, and choose ABAP Database Content Export SAP DB ExportĢ. For this example i use SAP R/3 Enterprise and Oracle Database.ġ. In this article I’ll show you the Export part. The difference is you need to enter SAP Migration Key when performing SAP Heterogeneous System Copy. You do Export DB in Source System and do SAP Installation / Import in Target System. Target: Windows 2008 / MS-SQL Server 2008.īasically the procedure for SAP Homogeneous / Heterogeneous System Copy is quite the same. The Source and Target System is different platform (OS and / or DB) The Source and Target System is the same platform (OS and DB). Using standard SAP Installation tool, you can do the following: There are various methods to do that, one of which i’ll explain here is using standard SAP R3load procedure. For example you want to build a Test system or you want to upgrade / migrate your SAP system to other platform.
Sometimes you need to copy / move your whole SAP system to other machine.