The New Client Copy Tool for S/4HANA

 


The client copy tool has been renovated and will include multiple updates, starting with SAP NetWeaver Application Server for ABAP 7.54

Improved Tools

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Description

Local Client Copy

SCCL

SCCLN

Copy a client within the same system.

Remote Client Copy

SCC9

SCC9N

Copy a client between two systems using an RFC connection.

Client Deletion

SCC5

SCC5N

Delete a local client.

Client Export

SCC8

SCC8N

Export a client to a transport request.

Client Import Post Processing

SCC7

SCC7N

Run Client Import Postprocessing after importing an exported client into a local system.


















The following new tools are now available:
New Tools

Client and Table Size Calculation

SCC_CLIENT_SIZE

Determines the size of a client - due to HANA compression, this is only an approximation if more than one client is filled. The tool also supports selective size determination for specified tables.

Cross-Client Comparison

SCC_COMP_LOCAL

Compares two clients within the same system.

Cross-System Comparison

SCC_COMP_REMOTE

Compares two clients in different systems using an RFC connection.

Changes and Improvements

The Client Copy Tool contains the following improvements:

  • Improved performance: Up to 10 times faster than before using native HANA capabilities. The Remote Client Copy tool is up to 5 times faster than before.

  • Improved security and reduced manual effort: User SAP* is no longer needed to perform client copies so that system does not need to be restarted. Task lists are available for automation.

  • Improved stability: The Client Copy application exits now run in isolated environments. Failed exits and tables are stored in the log.

  • Improved log: The Client Copy log has been transformed from a file-based to a table-based UI with additional information and better persistence. The tool offers multiple tabs for different sections of the log, such as Header Data, Deleted & Copied Tables, Application Exit Messages and Runtime Measurements.

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