【SAP-PO】--PO SLD配置2

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SLD配置

1.1 SLD工作台登录

登录PO DEV首页：http://IP:50000/dir/start/index.jsp

输入账号密码

进入PO SLD配置工作台

1.2 创建SAP 对应的SLD对象

SAP相关使用ABAP栈的系统根据以下方式创建。

1.2.1创建SAP对应product以及Software Component

每个系统，产品只需要创建一次，技术系统和业务系统根据D/Q/P环境会创建三次。

点击“产品”；

点击“新建”；

点击“创建新产品和版本”，点击“下一步”；

输入产品名称、产品供应商和产品版本，点击“下一步”；

输入产品实例名称，点击“下一步”；

输入软件组件名称及版本，点击“完成”；

软件组件版本也可单独创建，在此不赘述。

1.2.2 创建SAP的Technical System

1.2.2.1 查看PO系统网关

在SLD配置工作台主页，点击“管理”；

点击“详细信息”；

在“数据提供者”页签获取到参数getway host 和 port；

1.2.2.2 注册SAP系统到PO（D/Q/P系统都先注册到PO DEV，在通过传输设置传输到Q/P）

登录SAP相应的系统，执行事务代码RZ70；

输入PO的getway host IP和 port。执行；

如下图所示，即为注册成功；

1.2.2.3 查看SAP是否注册到PO

回到PO SLD配置工作台主页，点击“技术系统”；

可以看到，已经存在相应的技术系统。

之后给技术系统分配产品。选中该系统，点击“安装的软件”页签，点击“添加新产品”按钮；

找到之前创建的产品，选中产品，勾选所有组件，点击“保存”；

1.2.3 创建SAP的业务系统

回到PO SLD配置工作台主页，点击“业务系统”；

点击“新建业务系统”；

选择“AS ABAP”，点击“下一步”；

选择系统、客户端以及URL改成other，点击“下一步”；

输入业务系统名称，点击“下一步”；

点击“下一步”；

选择集成服务器（Q选PQ1，D选PD1），点击“完成”；

2.1 配置传输目标

回到PO SLD配置工作台主页，点击“业务系统”；

首先，确认Q系统的集成服务器为PQ1，传输组为GP_QAS；

选中要传输的Q系统对应的D系统，点击“添加/更改目标”，在随后弹出的窗口选择组和目标，点击“确定”；

2.2 同步传输

转到PO QAS的SLD管理工作台主页，点击“管理”，“同步”；

点击“完全同步”；

点击“OK”；

回到技术系统和业务系统页签，可以看到已经传输成功；

技术系统：

业务系统：

传输到P的话，上述步骤完全一致。将SAP PRD的系统传到Q之后，在修改其传输组和集成服务器，然后在传输到P。

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SAP PI（Process Integration）是一个集成平台，可以将不同的应用程序和系统连接起来，提供更好的数据交换和数据流管理。 SLD（System Landscape Directory）是SAP PI的一个组件，用于管理SAP系统的各种信息和配置。 SLD是一个系统目录，其中包含与业务流程相关的所有对象和其在系统中的位置。 SLD使用适配器框架来管理集成应用程序与系统之间的通信。在SAP PI中，适配器是将应用程序的数据格式转换为其他应用程序可以识别的格式的组件。SLD使用适配器来将SAP应用程序（如SAP CRM，SAP BW）以及第三方应用程序与SAP PI系统进行连接。 在进行SAP PI SLD配置之前，首先需要安装系统并创建SLD用户。该用户需要授予SAP_ALL权限以便在SAP PI系统和SLD之间进行通信。之后，需要将SLD管理员角色分配给此用户，以便管理SLD配置数据。 在进行SLD配置时，应该考虑以下几个方面： 1. SLD服务器配置： 配置SLD服务器并配置SLD用户权限。这可以通过在SAP PI系统中创建RFC（远程函数调用）连接来实现，以确保SAP PI系统和SLD之间的正常通信。 2. 数据源配置: SLD需要接收从SAP系统中收集的数据，并将其存储在其目录中，以便在SAP PI中执行实时集成。因此，需要在SLD中为不同的数据源配置属性，并指定数据源类型并为其分配一个唯一的ID。 3. SLD扩展： SLD的扩展是为了创建一个自定义的SAP对象类型，并在SAP PI系统中以特定的方式使用。该过程包括创建一个扩展属性、类型、元素，并将其分配给特定的对象类型，以便在SLD中进行使用。 4. 数据复制: 在将SLD配置保存到SAP PI系统之前，需要使用数据复制程序将所有配置数据从SLD复制到SAP PI系统中。 通过以上步骤，可以实现有效的SAP PI SLD配置，并确保在SAP PI系统中进行高效的数据集成，加强企业流程的业务流程可视化，优化企业的管理流程。

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