SAP BASIS

A set of middleware programs and tools that provide the underlying base that enable applications to be interoperable across operating systems. SAP BASIS includes a RDBMS, GUI, and client server architecture. Beyond the interface aspect of BASIS, it also includes such components as a data dictionary as well as user and system administration.

BASIS is a business application software integrated solution. Simply, BASIS is the administration of the SAP system.

It's a piece of middleware which links the application with the database and the operating system. BASIS is most commonly associated with the GUI interface to the SAP, and the BASIS administrator is an SAP professional who is responsible for configuring the SAP environment, including the GUI screens and SAP application servers.

BASIS Administration Course Topics

  • Basics of the mySAP Technology solution:
  • Introduction to mySAP Technology
  • Navigation in SAP systems
  • Architecture of the SAP Web Application Server
  • SAP development environment
  • Communication and integration technology Basics of SAP system administration
  • Starting and stopping the SAP system
  • Techniques for Web connections
  • System configuration options, Online Help
  • Scheduling database backups
  • Transport functions and importing Support Packages and add-ons,
  • background tasks, printer administration, user administration, system security, system monitoring, SAP Solution Manager Advanced SAP system a
  • Security: Central user administration, LDAP
  • integration, Audit Information System
  • SAP Output Management: Spool landscape concept,
  • SAPphone, SAPconnect and SMTP
  • CCMS Monitoring Infrastructure: Extended
  • configuration, monitoring remote systems
  • Software logistics:
  • Overview of software logistics
  • Configuration of the Transport Management System
  • Change management for Customizing settings and development objects
  • Transport management and advanced transport management
  • Client copy tools
  • OCS Support Packages and SAP Notes
  • SAP system landscape strategies Workload analysis:
  • Introduction to monitors for analyzing load and performance: Workload monitor,
  • buffer analysis, database monitor, operating system monitor, statistics
  • Memory management in SAP systems
  • SQL commands that have a negative effect on performance from an
  • SAP system and database perspective: Identification of select commands of this type, first steps to solving the problem
  • Table buffering and interface monitoring
  • Preparations for installing an SAP system
  • Data backups – Backup concepts – Backing up data
  • Restoring and repairing databases with sapdba
  • Database monitoring – Working with the tool sapdba – Working with CCMS tools
  • Special features when configuring databases in an SAP environment
  • Database storage management
  • Database performance monitoring
  • SQL cache analysis - ORACLE





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