Sybase R/3 manual About This Book, Server.log

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About This Book

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Installation Guide

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Contents Version Installation GuideDocument ID Contents Chapter ContentsAbout This Book User’s Guide Feature Guide Installation GuideFinding the latest information on EBFs and software updates Server.log About This BookAttribute Type the NameProcess Overview Migrating to Adapter for SAP R/3 VersionPreparing for Upgrade Preparing for UpgradeUpgrading from Version 3.0.3 to Version Upgrading from Version 3.8 to Version Changes to Configuration KeysMigrating to Adapter for SAP R/3 Version Version Changes to Configuration KeysConverting IDoc Formats Converting IDoc Formats To migrate IDoc formats from a 4.x Formatter database Sap39idoccnvtool -file=name of configuration file Sap39idoccnvtool -file=name of config file \ConversionTests\nnfie -i absen2.oc.conv.exp -g s nnfie Example Log File Adjusting for CustomizationSuggestions for Converting IDocs Example Conversion Tool Configuration File Migrating to Adapter for SAP R/3 Version Converting Bapi Formats Converting Bapi FormatsUpgrading Rules Upgrading Rules Preparation A P T E R 2 Installing Adapter for SAP R/3Transport Support Integration Server SupportPreparation Supported Platforms and Compilers Installing Adapter for SAP R/3Server Installation EnvironmentCIM Repository Temporary Installation Directory Required Software Disk Space and Memory RequirementsPrevious versions Preparing the Installation EnvironmentCIMRepository Temporary Installation Directory Installing Adapter for SAP R/3On Windows NT On HP-UX On AIXInstalling Adapter for SAP R/3 Choose Use an existing repository Choose Install a new repositoryInstalling Adapter for SAP R/3 Understanding Environment Variables Understanding Environment VariablesStarting the Repository A P T E R 3 Uninstalling Adapter for SAP R/3Uninstalling Shared Components Uninstalling Adapter for SAP R/3Uninstalling Adapter for SAP R/3 Enter the following command Uninstalling Shared Components Index SAP