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RE:[sap-basis] SLD - central , local , design-time ,runtime

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Posted by scottslater
on Oct 6 at 2:55 PM
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Raghav , thanks again for your help.

You are right...j2ee_admin worked. For PIAPPLUER I have the following role setup
sap_bc_webservice_pi_cfg_srv and sap_xi_appl_serv_user.
Do I have to add any other specific role?

---------------Original Message---------------
From: scottslater
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 10:28 PM
Subject: SLD - central , local , design-time ,runtime

> For PI ( 7.1 EHP1) ,ECC 6.0 and BI ( 7.0) dev ,qa and PRD systems , how many SLDs should I deploy ? To make Guids unique in the software components , what strategy should I use if I want DEV PI system to have its own local SLD ... and QA and PRD to use the SLD lcoated in the PRD Pi system?
>
> Is it advisable to connect ECC DEV , BI DEV to the DEV PI SLD ...and ECC QA , ECC PRD ,BI QA and BI PRD to connect to the PI PRD SLD?
>
> I think solution manager local SLD will get the data by using the SLD bridges from DEV PI SLD and PRD PI SLD. Is it okay to do?
>
> In the above case, can I call PI DEV SLD as design-time SLD and PI PRD SLD as runtime? What are the differences between design-time SLD and runtime SLD?
>
> Also what is the central SLD...In my case which one is central SLD? If there is none, do I need one central?
>
> Thanks for all your help.

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