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Minimizing downtime of System Conversion to SAP S/4HANA with downtime-optimized Conversion of SUM
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Executing Approach Specific Activities
Getting the Overview on the Approach
Understanding the Concept of Downtime-optimized Conversion
10 min
Deciding on Appropriate Approach
25 min
Finding Information about downtime-optimized Conversion
10 min
Quiz
Preparing and Starting a Downtime-optimized Conversion Run
Choosing the Approach in the UI
10 min
Understanding Transactional Consistent Replication (TRC)
10 min
Creating a Customer Buffer
25 min
Executing Impact Analysis
20 min
Determining the Tables for Uptime Migration
15 min
Quiz
Executing Approach Specific Activities
Explaining the Role of shadow (SHD) and temporary (TMP) Instances
10 min
Explaining the Process to Apply SAP Notes on SHD
5 min
Execute Uptime Customizing for FI Conversion
10 min
Examining the Main Blocks and Phase Names
20 min
Monitoring the Finance (FI) Uptime Conversion
10 min
Checking Database Triggers
30 min
Understanding Restrictions and Freeze Triggers
20 min
Monitoring the replication process
10 min
Quiz
Understanding Project Specific Requirements
Considering Load Verification
20 min
Planning Project Cycles
20 min
Quiz
Getting the Overview on the Approach
Understanding the Concept of Downtime-optimized Conversion
10 min
Deciding on Appropriate Approach
25 min
Finding Information about downtime-optimized Conversion
10 min
Quiz
Preparing and Starting a Downtime-optimized Conversion Run
Choosing the Approach in the UI
10 min
Understanding Transactional Consistent Replication (TRC)
10 min
Creating a Customer Buffer
25 min
Executing Impact Analysis
20 min
Determining the Tables for Uptime Migration
15 min
Quiz
Executing Approach Specific Activities
Explaining the Role of shadow (SHD) and temporary (TMP) Instances
10 min
Explaining the Process to Apply SAP Notes on SHD
5 min
Execute Uptime Customizing for FI Conversion
10 min
Examining the Main Blocks and Phase Names
20 min
Monitoring the Finance (FI) Uptime Conversion
10 min
Checking Database Triggers
30 min
Understanding Restrictions and Freeze Triggers
20 min
Monitoring the replication process
10 min
Quiz
Understanding Project Specific Requirements
Considering Load Verification
20 min
Planning Project Cycles
20 min
Quiz
Knowledge quiz
It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 8 right to pass this unit.
1.
Why does SUM create database triggers on the source database?
There are two correct answers.
Replication triggers record the changes done by end users.
Freeze triggers ensure consistency, mainly for finance customizing tables.
Freeze triggers support the soft shutdown prior to downtime.
Recording triggers record the changes done by end users during downtime replication.
2.
What is the sequence of uptime activities executed by Software Update Manager?
Choose the correct answer.
Delta transfer, Initial transfer, FIN data conversion
Initial transfer, FIN data conversion, Delta transfer
FIN data conversion, Initial transfer, Delta transfer
3.
Which Customizing can be adapted on the temporary instance?
Choose the correct answer.
Any Customizing relevant for a system conversion to SAP S/4HANA.
Any Customizing covered by the reference Implementation Guide (IMG).
Specific Finance Customizing from the reference Implementation Guide (IMG) .
Any Customizing that is also part of the customer buffer.
4.
What's the purpose of the database triggers for delta replication?
Choose the correct answer.
The triggers record any change that happens to the respective table to ensure that the data will be handled by Software Update Manager.
The triggers record the history of conversion activities by Software Update Manager.
Database triggers for delta replication block specific end user activities.
5.
Which restrictions have to be considered for the downtime-optimized conversion approach?
There are three correct answers.
Restrictions on supported source database types.
Restrictions concerning customizing activities on PRD system after creation of FIN customizing request.
Restrictions concerning archiving activities on latest SBX copy of PRD.
Restrictions that specific transactions are locked in PRD during the approach.
6.
At which point is Uptime Customizing for FI Conversion on temporary instance possible?
Choose the correct answer.
Any time during a downtime-optimized Conversion run.
In a specific dialog during a standard Conversion run.
In a specific dialog during a downtime-optimized Conversion run.
Any time during a standard Conversion run.
7.
What are Shadow Notes?
Choose the correct answer.
They are shadowing a relevant SAP Note to improve the replication process.
They are implemented in the shadow system to apply fixes on the shadow repository.
They were implemented in the PRD system and are de-implemented in the shadow system by SUM.
8.
If no database migration happens during the procedure: does this mean that no tables are transferred prior to FIN uptime data conversion?
Choose the correct answer.
Still tables are copied using copy2shadow.
Still tables are copied using fast data copy.
No tables have to be copied as only one database is involved.
9.
What is the purpose of the FIN customizing freeze?
Choose the correct answer.
It must be used to cool down the replication rate prior to entering the downtime.
It can be used to shorten the customizing activities during downtime.
It ensures the consistency between the created FIN customizing transport request and the actual customizing on the PRD system.
10.
How can you monitor the FIN uptime data conversion?
Choose the correct answer.
You start transaction FINS_MIG_STATUS on the PRD system.
You start transaction FINS_MIG_STATUS on the TMP/SHD system.
You start the Replication Process Monitor in the Process Control Center of the SUM UI.