Overview – System Copy and Migration
with Software Provisioning Manager 1.0
SAP SE
July 2014
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System copy and migration
Introduction
If you want to duplicate an SAP system, you perform a system copy
Certain SAP parameters may change when a system is copied
As part of system copy, all instances are newly installed, but
database is set up using a copy of source system database
Copy SAP
system
Software provisioning manager 1.0 covers supported platforms and
broad range of products on both ABAP and Java technology
Whether you are going to copy an SAP NetWeaver system, an SAP Business Suite system
or a standalone engine (such as SAP liveCache), you can handle all these procedures
flexible and reliable on all supported platforms
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System copy and migration
Introduction
A system copy can be either homogeneous or heterogeneous:
Homogenous System Copy
– Both operating system and database system stay the same
– Performed in most cases with database-specific procedure
(database-independent procedure could optionally also be used)
Heterogeneous System Copy
– One of the following is changed during the system copy:
o Operating system (in this case, system copy is called OS migration)
o Database system (in this case, system copy is called DB migration)
o Operating system and database system (in this case, system copy is called
OS/DB migration)
– Has to be performed with database-independent procedure (with some exceptions for
certain OS migrations, where cross-platform backup-/restore is supported)
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System copy and migration
Use cases
System copies are elemental part of lifecycle of SAP landscapes:
Create test, demo and training systems as copy of existing systems
TST
QAS
Change your operating system and/or database by migrating your system
system copy system copy system copy
OS A DB α OS B DB α OS A DB α OS A DB β OS A DB α OS B DB β
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System copy and migration
Heterogeneous system copy: export and import
Source Source Data load in
1 Export
DB-independent
System System
format
OS DB OS DB
Target 3 Install Target Import Target
System System
4 data load System
target
system +
DB (without OS’ DB’ OS’ DB’
OS’
load)
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Further information
For more information on software provisioning manager 1.0:
SAP Release Note: SAP Note 1680045
SAP Community Network:
Software Logistics Subspace
Installation Software Provisioning Manager 1.0
For more information on system copy and migration:
See SAP Community Network at:
Software Logistics Subspace System Copy and Migration
For more information on Software Logistics Toolset:
SAP Release Note: SAP Note 1563579
Blog in SAP Community Network
SAP Service Marketplace at: [Link]
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Thank You!
Contact information:
Boris Zarske
SAP SE – Product Management
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