How To Start & Stop SAP System In Windows Server 2003/2008

Subject: Today i will show how to start SAP Basis Admin System login and logoff just
check and practice on your systems.

Here you may see video link just check and follow my steps ASAP i will update lot of information.



1) first of all go to SAP Management Console Icon on your Sap Installation Server 2003 or 2008
then open it see ..

2) Here we have tow servers now you can start up two servers...

3) Then click on all tasks start then it will ask one password that is master password

while Sap installation they will give you that password

4) Then click on F5 Button until system will up

5) You will get Green color symbol if system up..

6) Then open SAP LOGON Icon that is main

7) wait wait

8) Finally you have started Sap system

9) Now login with master USER and PASSWORD

Master users are DDIC & SAP *

Master Password is India123  see....... wait it's executing the credentials

10) Finally you have started SAP system now you know how to start with SAP start SAP system

***** I hope you learn something Thanku *****

SAP BASIS Daily Health Checks T- Codes & SAP Releases & Data Base T-Codes

How To Do SAP Basis Health  Checks:

Performance Tuning:

ST01: System Trace à Trace Switch On Main Switch On

ST02: Tune Summary hit buffer ration actually should be more than 98% and in my sap system only 81%

ST03: Load History à “hsi021_IN2_11    hsi021_IN2_11  21.01.2008           15:59:54”            

ST04: Hit Ration should be More than 94% but in sap system I checked only 88.4% only.

ST05: Performance Trace à  Last Changed on 14.05.2015 19:03:21 by use DDIC

ST06: Operating System Monitoring SAPOSCOLà It will bring to the information OS levelà Like

CPU,Memory, POOL, Disk with Highest response,LAn(sum)

ST07: Users Vs Work Processà Number of users =18

                                                                Number of Work Process: 17

Active Users: 2 only

SAP Releases:

SMLG: Log On Load Balancingà Logon Group: PUBLIC & Instance: BISERVER_BI7_25

SM51: How Many Servers in C.I & D.I available we will check this T-Codeàonly  one server active

“ BISERVER_BI7_25         BISERVER             Dialog Batch Update Upd2 Spool Enqueue ICM J2EE   Active”

SMMS: To Check Kernel Informationà1 Active Server

“ BISERVER_BI7_25  BISERVER Dialog Batch Update Upd2 Spool Enqueue ICM J2EE Active OFF “

SM04: List of Users available in a particular Instanceà 2 Users loged on with 2 modes

000         DDIC      BISERVER             SM04     10.22.32               1              GUI        6

001         SAPJSF  BISERVER.NARASIMHA.C                             10.13.31               1              RFC        1

AL08: List of Users Available in Globallyà 1 Destination with 3 Users

SM50: To View the all work Processà Total 17 Work processes

 Dialog Work Process: 10

Update: 2

Enque: 1

Back Ground: 3

Spool: 1

SM66: To check Global Work Processà List contains no data

SM37: To check Simple Job SelectionàWe can check all scheduling jobs status

SM21: To Check System Log à Local Analysis BISERVER 2

ST22: Runtime errors à Today : 1 Run Time Error

                                            Yesterday: 0 Run Time Errors

Data Base T-Codes:

DB01: Data Base Locks and waitersà Currently  no Exclusive lock waits found on BI7 bi7

SM01: Transactional Codes we can lock this T-codeà Total 15 Lock entries are available here we can lock and we can unlock.

DB02: Data base performanceà Table SizesàNo of Files 3

                                                                Total Size: 15 MB

                                                                Allocated Size: 14 MB

DB12: Back up & Restore Information àNot found During past 14 days