SAP Library - Find your answers

Goto transction search_sap_menu enter the context or the purpose of the t-code like profile, or user, or You will see the out put as

Goto transaction SCCL
give the source client (which you have to find size)
and the target client
then check test run
at the end you will see the size of client

To find out the status of connectivity, you can use the R3TRANS.EXE program. From the command prompt, execute "R3Trans –d".

If you see a return code “000”, it means that the database connection for the application is good.

R3trans will create an output file called trans.log which can help to diagnose if the return code is any other value than 000.

How do you find that an operation mode switch occurred? There are many ways

1) Go to sm50. If the no of dialog work processes or background work processes changes then a operation mode switch took place.

2) Go to transaction sm63. Here you can see the time when the operation mode is set. You can guess when the operation mode switch occurs.

3) Go to transaction RZ04, here you can see the list of operation modes and their time. You can guess that from here

4) Go to transaction rz03 , here you can see the current operation mode in which the server is running.

5) Call transaction Code sm62. Then view system events. If there is an event called SAP_OPMODE_SWITCH then operation mode switch occurred at that time. If you click on activity log you can see the time and date when the event was triggered. It is time and date of operation mode switch

This can be diagnoised using NIPING.EXE command, which is available in Exe -> Run directory. To test the connectivity between SAP and front end computer, do the following:

First start the NIPING server on computer:

Nipping –s –I 0

Then start the same on the client. Use the following command:

Nipping –c –h

To find out the status of connectivity, you can use the R3TRANS.EXE program. From the command prompt, execute "R3Trans –d".

If you see a return code “000”, it means that the database connection for the application is good.

R3trans will create an output file called trans.log which can help to diagnose if the return code is any other value than 000.

1) Goto transaction SE16
2) Enter the table name : agr_define
3) Enter the master role in the second role field ( this field is in the second row) and execute
4) Then you will see the derived roles based on the master roles

Goto transaction SCCL, give the source client (which you have to find size)
and the target client then check test run at the end you will see the size of client

How do you find that an operation mode switch occurred? There are many ways

1) Go to sm50. If the no of dialog work processes or background work processes changes then a operation mode switch took place.

2) Go to transaction sm63. Here you can see the time when the operation mode is set. You can guess when the operation mode switch occurs.

3) Go to transaction RZ04, here you can see the list of operation modes and their time. You can guess that from here

4) Go to transaction rz03 , here you can see the current operation mode in which the server is running.

5) Call transaction Code sm62. Then view system events. If there is an event called SAP_OPMODE_SWITCH then operation mode switch occurred at that time. If you click on activity log you can see the time and date when the event was triggered. It is time and date of operation mode switch