Summary

SAP Basis Training Session for New Hires

Atulsir conducted a training session on SAP Basis for new hires. He explained the structure of a typical large company, highlighting the roles of various teams like SAP administrators, database administrators, system administrators, and others. He emphasized that the training would cover both application support and database support. Atulsir encouraged interactive participation during the session and invited questions and feedback via Zoom or Whatsapp after the session. He stressed the importance of understanding the roles for better job performance and encouraged the storage of the training number for future communications.

SAP Application and Database Installation

Atulsir outlined the team's role in understanding and installing the SAP application and database on a Windows platform. The team will be using SAP NetViewer and will be responsible for supporting the SAP application. Atulsir conducted a detailed walkthrough on how to download software components from the SAP website and install SAP NetViewer, including the need for specific credentials. The team will also learn how to create and manage SAP user IDs, and how to raise and manage incidents or cases when required.

SAP Downloading and User ID Process

Atulsir guided the team on how to download necessary materials from support.sap.com, using Mss. Skill as an example, and clarified the difference between SAP Net Viewer and SAP Ecc. He also explained the process of obtaining a user ID from SAP, which is necessary for downloading any files. Atulsir further demonstrated how to download a file using the user ID, emphasizing the need for a password, but noted that the demonstration used a different ID to protect confidentiality.

SAP Download Manager Tutorial Session

Atulsir led a tutorial on how to download software from the SAP support site using the SAP Download Manager. He highlighted the significance of familiarizing oneself with this process, as it may be a topic in job interviews. Atulsir also underscored the importance of specifying the download location and user credentials. Furthermore, he mentioned that he had created a document detailing the process, which he urged the team to review, as it also covers where to download the software and how to initiate the installation process.

Server Access and Database Installation Guidance

Atulsir explained the initial steps for accessing a server and installing a database, which is decided by the customer. Atulsir also created a document to guide the team through accessing the server, and confirmed that all team members have a laptop and a stable internet connection. Additionally, Atulsir emphasized the importance of using a desktop rather than a mobile connection for server access due to potential speed issues. Atulsir planned to demonstrate the installation process and then have the team execute it on their own.

SAP NetViewer Installation and Components

Atulsir explained the process of installing SAP NetViewer on a Windows 2008 server, including the necessary steps and prerequisites. He also clarified the different types of installations, emphasizing the importance of knowing how to perform an ABAP installation as a baseline for any SAP consulting role. The class schedule was adjusted to accommodate those with upcoming exams, and Atulsir agreed to check the availability of the proposed time slot. Atulsir also detailed the components of the SAP application and their download processes, specifying three types of SAP installations and the necessary components for SAP network installation. Pallavi confirmed the four components to be downloaded, which Atulsir identified as SAP NetWiVer, SAP ECC, database, and export.

Atulsir's Update and Meeting Guidelines

Atulsir announced that four steps had been completed and the next meeting would be held on the following Saturday at 10 am. He decided to store documents and videos on a shared drive and give access to the team's emails. He emphasized the importance of understanding the content and recommended a slower pace to ensure everyone could keep up. He asked everyone to join the meetings at least two minutes before the scheduled time and share any offline questions with him via WhatsApp. The team was requested to share their email addresses for document sharing.