User manual SAS SAS IT MANAGEMENT ADAPTER 3.2 FOR SAP

[. . . ] SAS IT Management Adapter 3. 2 for SAP User's Guide ® The correct bibliographic citation for this manual is as follows: SAS Institute Inc. SAS® IT Management Adapter 3. 2 for SAP: User's Guide. Cary, NC: SAS Institute Inc. SAS® IT Management Adapter 3. 2 for SAP: User's Guide Copyright © 2010, SAS Institute Inc. , Cary, NC, USA All rights reserved. Produced in the United States of America. [. . . ] The standard Install location in a Windows environment for storing the package file is C:\Program Files\SAS\SASITResourceManagementforAdapterSAPData\3. 2\SASPackages Note: The above install location is platform-dependent, and it can be changed as needed. For example, the path would be in z/OS <SASHOME>/SASITResourceManagementAdapterforSAPData/3. 2/ SASPackages 42 Deploying SAS IT Management Adapter for SAP Jobs and Tables Metadata Chapter 4 As the SAS packages are installed in the z/OS, you need to transport them manually via File Transfer Protocol (FTP) to the PC where the client is running. Ensure that the SASPackages are transported in binary mode. This enables the import function of the SAS Data Integration Studio to read the SAS package files. To deploy tables and jobs, complete the following steps: 1 2 Open SAS Data Integration Studio with Connection Profile for the user. In the metadata profile, select the project that you defined when you added the SAP server and SAP library. The SAS IT Management Adapter for SAP is imported to the project that you select in this step. 3 Right-click Products in the SAS Folders Tree, and then click Import. Display 4. 3 SAS Data Integration Studio: Products In the Import from SAS Package dialog box, click Browse, and then open the SASPackages folder. You can find the SASPackages folder within the Install folder that you created at the time of installation. 4 5 Select the package SASITMAdapterforSAP_DIS_ProductFolders. spk. Under Import Options, select All Objects, and then click Next. Retain the default options and continue. Installation and Customization of SAS IT Management Adapter for SAP 43 Display 4. 4 Export SAS Package Wizard The objects to be imported appear. Display 4. 5 Select Objects to Import 6 Click Next to continue. The following screen appears. Display 4. 6 Summary, Import from SAS Package Window 7 Review the summary, and then click Next. A progress indicator appears. 44 Deploying SAS IT Management Adapter for SAP Jobs and Tables Metadata Chapter 4 Display 4. 7 Important Objects Window 8 The Import from SAS Package dialog box displays a completion message. If the import process fails, click View Log, check for messages, and take appropriate action. Display 4. 8 Import Complete Message Note: Use the following sequence while performing the preceding steps to deploy application folders, data sources, and jobs. SASITMAdapterforSAP_DIS_ProductFolders. spk SASITMAdapterforSAP_DIS_AppFolders. spk Installation and Customization of SAS IT Management Adapter for SAP 45 SASITMAdapterforSAP_DIS_Tables. spk SASITMAdapterforSAP_DIS_Jobs. spk Note: For importing the second package SASITMAdapterforSAP_DIS_AppFolders. spk, right-click System in the SAS Folders Tree, and then click Import. For other packages, right-click Products in the SAS Folders tree and then click Import. While importing to the package file SASITMAdapterforSAP_DIS_Tables. spk, perform the following steps: 9 In the Import from SAS Package dialog box, select the package SASITMAdapterforSAP_DIS_Tables. spk. 10 Under Import Options, select All Objects, and then click Next. Retain the default options and continue. Display 4. 9 SAS Application Servers Window 11 Verify that the SAS Application Servers is set correctly as SASITRM. Select Next. 46 Deploying SAS IT Management Adapter for SAP Jobs and Tables Metadata Chapter 4 Display 4. 10 Other Servers Window 12 Select an SAP server. Installation and Customization of SAS IT Management Adapter for SAP 47 Display 4. 11 Directory Paths, Import from SAS Package Window 13 Verify that all directories and paths appear correctly. 14 Click Import to import the selected objects. 15 Click View Log to review the SAS log. [. . . ] The difference between the first tim measurem n me ment (how SA measures time) and th second AP s he time measur rement (SAP response tim is include as front-en network t me) ed nd time. In other words, it r is the total network time for the first and the fina communica n e al ation steps be etween the fr ront-end system and the server. T front-end network tim is not inclu t The d me uded in the G time. GUI DBReques stTime DBReque estTime (data abase request time) is the time that it takes to pro t e t ocess logical d database requests (cal to the SAP database in lls P nterface). 108 Host Platforms Appendix 3 Response Time Response time is the total time used on the server, including database request time. [. . . ]