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Getting Started Guide CUSTOMER Document Version: 1.1 – 2021-04-29 Getting Started with "Enterprise Management Layer as available in S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition” on SAP Cloud Appliance Library
Table of Contents
1 Solution Information ................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Overview ................................................................................................................................................ 4
1.1.1 General Overview – Enterprise Management Layer as available in S/4HANA Cloud,
extended edition ................................................................................................................... 4
1.1.2 Enterprise Management Layer - Solution Overview .......................................................... 6
1.2 Installed Products ................................................................................................................................. 7
1.3 Hardware Requirement ........................................................................................................................ 8
1.4 About the solution - Scenario Description .......................................................................................... 9
1.4.1 Basic Business Process Scope ........................................................................................... 9
1.4.2 Optional Business Process Scope ..................................................................................... 15
2 Solution Provisioning in SAP Cloud Appliance Library .......................................................... 17
2.1 Prerequisite: Possess a cloud provider account ............................................................................... 17
2.2 Access SAP Cloud Appliance Library .................................................................................................18
2.3 Create your system instance within the SAP CAL console ..............................................................18
3 Accessing solution ..................................................................................................................... 19
3.1 Preparatory activities on your local PC..............................................................................................19
3.1.1 Mapping local /etc/hosts file .............................................................................................19
3.1.2 Enable Certificates ............................................................................................................. 20
3.1.3 Configure ";*.dummy.nodomain" for Web Browser ......................................................... 21
3.1.3.1 Install SAP Client Software Locally ....................................................................... 22
3.1.3.2 SAP GUI for S/4HANA ........................................................................................... 22
3.1.3.3 SAP HANA Studio ................................................................................................... 22
3.1.3.4 SAP Database Studio ............................................................................................. 22
3.1.3.5 ABAP Development Tools (ADT) (optional) ......................................................... 23
3.2 Connecting to Enterprise Management Layer as available in S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition
.............................................................................................................................................................. 23
3.2.1 Accessing Fiori Launchpad................................................................................................ 23
3.2.2 Connecting to SAP S/4HANA M19 via SAP GUI .............................................................. 23
3.2.3 Connecting to HANA via SAP HANA Studio ..................................................................... 24
3.2.4 Connecting to SAP JAVA Administrator Portal (Adobe Document Server ADS) ......... 25
3.3 System Details – Delivery Clients, User & Roles .............................................................................. 25
3.3.1 SAP S/4 HANA M19 – Client Structure ............................................................................ 25
3.3.2 Users ................................................................................................................................... 26
3.3.2.1 Assigning Roles to the Users ................................................................................. 27
3.3.2.2 Workflow Users ....................................................................................................... 27
3.3.2.3 Technical Users ...................................................................................................... 28
3.3.3 SAP Adobe Document Services System ADS: Java Application Server Details ........... 28
3.3.4 SAP HANA Database System H19: Database Server Details ......................................... 29
3.3.5 OS Users and Groups ......................................................................................................... 29
3.4 Essential OSS Notes ........................................................................................................................... 30
3.5 Post deployment activities................................................................................................................. 30
3.5.1 Maintain OSS Connection.................................................................................................. 30
4 Solution Usage and Licenses .................................................................................................... 31
4.1 Running the appliance as a trial for a 30-day period Licenses ........................................................ 31
4.2 Running the appliance with a product license key ............................................................................ 31
4.2.1 SAP CAL subscription package.......................................................................................... 31
4.3 SAP Product Licenses Agreement .................................................................................................... 32
4.3.1 SAP Product License Keys Installation............................................................................. 33
5 Security Aspects ........................................................................................................................ 34
5.1 SAP S/4HANA System M19: ABAP Application Server Details ...................................................... 34
5.2 SAP Adobe Document Services based on NetWeaver Java (ADS) ................................................ 35
6 Additional Information .............................................................................................................. 36
6.1 Calling a web-based ABAP Transaction............................................................................................ 36
7 Appendix ..................................................................................................................................... 37
7.1 SAP NetWeaver 7.54 application server ABAP incl. SAP S/4HANA 1909..................................... 37
7.2 SAP NetWeaver 7.50 application server JAVA with Adobe Document Services installed ........... 42
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1 Solution Information
1.1 Overview
1.1.1 General Overview – Enterprise Management Layer as
available in S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition
This appliance provides a preview for the offering available as “Enterprise management layer for S/4HANA Cloud,
extended edition” (https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/2921887).
In April 2020, SAP enhanced SAP S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition by delivering business content and updated
services as part of the subscription. SAP bundles into the technical offering of software capabilities the ability to
immediately consume a pre-defined scope of pre-activated SAP Best Practices business processes virtually “out-
of-the-box”.
With the offering of a pre-configured business template usable by customers and partners as a foundation to
jumpstart their implementation project, SAP significantly contributes to the key cloud principles:
1. Reduce Time-to-Value
2. Reduce Total Cost of Ownership by reducing cost for implementation
3. Contribute to the speed to leverage New Innovation
The Enterprise Management Layer for SAP S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition (EML) allows customers to execute
business processes based on SAP Best Practices.
Where the standard SAP Best Practices typically focus on national companies running operations within one
country only, the EML focuses towards international customers that run subsidiaries within multiple countries
around the globe.
The design of the EML is built for global corporations with a global ledger structure and the need to report on
corporate accounting principles but as well on local accounting principles within the individual countries. Hence,
all legal entities pre-configured within EML (in SAP terminology called company codes), come with two parallel
ledgers pre-defined in addition to the leading group ledger. The two parallel ledgers allow customers to reflect
local accounting principles per country as well as the ability to report accounting values for deviating fiscal year
variants that can be reflected within the second parallel ledger. This ledger often is referred to as “tax-ledger”.
While the main focus of the EML offering for S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition is on international customers, on
request customers can receive an EML version focusing towards a national setup. This national setup is a single-
country template with leading accounting principle based on the country selected. One parallel ledger will be pre-
activated representing international accounting principles.
The currently available country versions pre-configured within the international setup of the EML for SAP
S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition on release 1909 are covering 42 country versions and pre-installed 24 system
languages.
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This guide focuses on system landscape aspects as well as the steps to get the appliance initially available in SAP
Cloud Appliance Library (SAP CAL, https://cal.sap.com ) and includes:
- Technical components and business content within the solution.
- System access information after you create your own solution instance.
- Evaluation of business content.
The CAL solution “Enterprise Management Layer as available in S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition” – is available
exclusively for SAPs partner community to get familiar with the offering for S/4HANA Cloud extended edition and
to build new content on top.
It can be deployed as personal instance in a dedicated cloud provider such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft
Azure or Google Cloud Platform.
Downloading the appliance and usage out of this test and demo context is prohibited.
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1.1.2 Enterprise Management Layer - Solution Overview
The Enterprise Management Layer is available in two flavors: Multi-Country edition (default) and Single-Country
edition on request.
Both editions cover all major end-to-end business processes by default. Additional scope options can be selected,
based on each customer's functional requirements.
The Multi-Country edition comes preconfigured and localized for up to 42 countries with an international financial
template allowing for parallel accounting:
The leading accounting principle reflects the customer-specific group accounting principle, whereas the local
GAAP for each country is captured in parallel in two local ledgers for maximum flexibility. The two accounting
principles and three ledgers make ad-hoc reporting available according to group or local accounting standards.
The Single-Country edition comes with one single country and this country's GAAP as the leading accounting
principle (and ledger). A second accounting principle (and ledger) allows for IFRS reporting.
In both editions, the group currency and the fiscal year variant can be adapted to customer requirements.
Please note: Not all scope items are available for all countries, so please check the scope overview asset for
coverage.
The solution reflects the “Enterprise Management Layer for S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition” with the following
selections:
- Multi-Country edition with 42 countries
- 24 system languages
- All basic scope items as well as all optional scope item. See chapter 1.4 below for detailed list of scope
items.
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1.2 Installed Products
The SAP Enterprise Management Layer on Cloud Appliance Library consists of 2 virtual machines that are
bundled into one solution:
1. SAP S/4HANA 1909 (FPS01)
SAP NetWeaver 7.54 application server ABAP incl. embedded Fiori Gateway
and multiple integration addons:
PPMS key SAP Product
67837800100900007903 SFSF EC INTEGRATION 1210, SP02
(only technical installation of component as preparation step for
project related configuration)
67837800100900008983 SUCCESSFACTORS HCM INTEGR 3.0, SP13
(only technical installation of component as preparation step for
project related configuration)
73554900100900001513 SAP S4-CONCUR INTEGRATION 1.0, SP10
(only technical installation of component as preparation step for
project related configuration)
73554900100900001803 SAP IBP S/4HANA INTEGR. 1.0, FPS09
(only technical installation of component as preparation step for
project related configuration)
73554900100900001875 ARIBA CLOUD INT S/4HANA 1.0, FPS08
(only technical installation of component as preparation step for
project related configuration)
73555000100900002474 SAP S/4HANA 1909, FPS01
73555000100900002792 ABAP PLATFORM 1909, FPS01
73555000100900002803 SAP S/4HANA FOUNDATION 1909, FPS01
73555000100900002963 SAP FIORI FOR SAP S/4HANA 1909, FPS01
73555000100900003452 SAP FIORI FRONT-END SERVER 6.0, FPS01
Database:
SAP HANA Database (H19), Release: 2.00.046.00.1581325702
DB Plug-Ins: LCAPPS (Livecache), SAP VCH AFL 1909
72. Adobe Document Services (ADS)
SAP NetWeaver 7.50 (SP16) application server JAVA
PPMS key SAP Product
73554900100900000414 SAP NetWeaver 7.50, SP16 application server JAVA with installed
Adobe Document Services
Database:
SAP HANA Database (HDS), Release: 2.00.043.00.1569560581
1.3 Hardware Requirement
The appliance “Enterprise Management Layer as available in S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition” consist out of 2
virtual machines. See chapter 1.2 above.
Minimum hardware requirements for the appliance depends on the installed SAP Products.
The below hardware requirements are showing the minimum hardware requirement for a reference system /
sandbox system.
“Enterprise Management Layer as available in S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition” – Minimum Appliance
Hardware Requirements
Virtual Machine CPU RAM Storage OS DB
(cores) (GB) (GB)
SAP S/4HANA 1909 32 244 250 Linux SAP
x86_64 HANA
SAP NetWeaver 7.50 application server JAVA 8 61 150 Linux SAP
with installed Adobe Document Services (ADS) x86_64 HANA
Depending on your preferred cloud provider (Infrastructure as a Service (IAAS) providers) the packaged sizing
might slightly differ.
SAP CAL appliance for “Enterprise Management Layer as available in S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition” – is
available for Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform.
81.4 About the solution - Scenario Description
This appliance reflects the “Enterprise Management Layer for S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition” with all
available basic and optional scope items.
The EML is based on pre-activated SAP Best Practices country versions.
For more information about SAP Best Practices for SAP S/4HANA 1909, please visit:
https://rapid.sap.com/bp/BP_OP_ENTPR
1.4.1 Basic Business Process Scope
The following scope items are included in this CAL appliance:
FINANCE Accounting & Financial Close
1GI General Ledger Allocation Cycle
1GO Cash Journal
1ZT Managing Material Price Changes and Inventory Values
2FD Accounting for Incoming Sales Orders
2OO External Tax Audit
2QY SAP Fiori Analytical Apps for Asset Accounting in Finance
BEI Period End Closing Plant
BEJ Inventory Valuation for Year End Closing
BF7 Period End Closing Maintenance Orders
BFH Asset Under Construction
BGC SAP Fiori Analytical Apps for G/L Accounting in Finance
J58 Accounting and Financial Close
J62 Asset Accounting
Special Multi-country settings:
AC01 Enhanced Parallel Accounting
AC01 Parallel Accounting replaces
1GA Accounting and Financial Close Group Ledger IFRS
1GB Asset Accounting Group Ledger IFRS
91GF Asset Under Construction Group Ledger IFRS
Cost Management & Profitability Analysis
1HB Financial Plan Data Upload from File
2I3 Commitment Management
2QL One Allocation
34B Statistical Sales Conditions
BEG Standard Cost Calculation
BEV Internal Order Actual
J54 Overhead Cost Accounting
J55 Profitability and Cost Analysis
Financial Operations
19M Direct Debit
1JT Lockbox (US, CA)
2JB SAP Fiori Analytical Apps for Financial Accounting
2PD Provisioning of Overdue Receivables
2UT Complementary Invoice – Pricing (BR only)
2UV Combined Invoice – Goods and Service Items (BR only)
2UW Delivery of Goods on Behalf of Another Company (BR only)
J59 Accounts Receivable
J60 Accounts Payable
BD6 Basic Credit Management
Enterprise Risk & Compliance
1W8 Legal Control
1WC Embargo Control
2U3 Customs Tariff Number and Commodity Code
BDT Intrastat Processing (only EU)
Treasury Management
BFA Basic Bank Account Management
BFB Basic Cash Operations
1EG Basic Cash Operations
MANUFACTURING & Production Operations
ASSET MGMT
1BM Make to Order Production Semi finished Goods Planning and Assembly
101E3 Manufacturing with Kanban Supply into Production
2EM Just-In-Time Supply to Customer from Stock
2QW Analytics for Production Unit: Plan/Actual Production Cost
2UG Make-to-Stock - Process Manufacturing Based on Production Order
3L7 Make-to-Stock with Co- and By-Products - Process Manufacturing
3OK Make-to-Order Production - Process Manufacturing
3UK Inbound Storage Tank Management - Process Manufacturing
3UL Make-to-Stock with Silo Material - Process Manufacturing
42N Tank Trailer Filling with Residuals
BJ5 Make to Stock Production Discrete Manufacturing
BJE Make to Order Production Finished Goods Sales and Final Assembly
BJH Make to Stock Production Repetitive Manufacturing
BJK Production Subcontracting External Processing
BJN Rework Processing Stock Manufactured Material
BJQ Rework Processing Work in Process
BMY Subcontracting
Production Planning
31L Production Capacity Evaluation
3LQ Production Capacity Leveling (requires Live-Cache)
J44 Material Requirements Planning
Production Engineering
3LO Change Manufacturing Bill of Material for Production
3LP Mass Change Manufacturing Bill of Material for Production
Quality Management
1E1 Quality Management in Discrete Manufacturing
1FM Quality Management in Procurement
1MP Quality Management in Sales
1MR Quality Management in Stock Handling
2F9 Quality Management for Complaints against Suppliers
2FA Quality Management for Complaints from Customers
2QN Nonconformance Management
2QP Quality Management of Internal Problems
2V0 SAP Fiori Analytical Apps for Quality Management
11Maintenance Management
BH1 Corrective Maintenance
BH2 Emergency Maintenance
BJ2 Preventive Maintenance
HR, SALES & Time Recording
ENGINEERING
1FD Employee Integration SAP S/4HANA Enablement
Product Engineering
1NR Engineering Bill of Material Versions Management
1R3 Engineering Bill of Material Change Master Management
1R5 Engineering Bill of Materia Mass Change
22P Manage Documents
Order and Contract Management
1B6 Sales Rebate Processing
1BS SAP Fiori Analytical Apps for Sales
1EZ Credit Memo Processing
1F1 Debit Memo Processing
1IQ Sales Inquiry
1IU Customer Consignment
1MC Convergent Billing
1MI Delivery Processing without Order Reference
1O0 Planning Apps for Sales
1Z3 Accelerated Third Party Returns
2EQ Sale of Services
2ET Sales Order Processing for Non-Stock Material
2QS Analytics for Sales: Central Stock with Returns
2TT Sales Commissions - External Sales Representative
31Q Sales Order Processing for Sales Kits
3TE Return Order Processing for Non-Stock Material
BD3 Sales Processing using Third Party with Shipping Notification
BD9 Sell from Stock
BDA Free of Charge Delivery
BDD Customer Returns
12BDG Sales Quotation
BDH Sales Order Entry with One Time Customer
BDK Sales Processing using Third Party without Shipping Notification
BDN Sales of Non-Stock Item with Order Specific Procurement
BDQ Invoice Correction Process with Debit Memo
BDW Returnables Processing
BKA Free Goods Processing
BKJ Sales Order Processing with Customer Down Payment
BKK Sales Order Fulfillment Monitoring
BKL Invoice Correction Process with Credit Memo
BKN Order to Cash Performance Monitoring (Obsolete for Cloud)
BKP Accelerated Customer Returns
BKX Sales Order Processing SEPA Direct Debit Handling (only EU)
BKZ Sales Order Processing with Invoice List and Collective Billing
I9I Sales Contract Management
Sales Force Support
41V Presales Management
Service
426 Service Contract Management
41W Interaction Center Service Request Management
41Z Service Order Management
SOURCING, Inventory
PROCUREMENT and
BGG SAP Fiori Analytical Apps for Inventory and Warehouse Management
SUPPLY CHAIN
BMC Core Inventory Management
BMK Return to Supplier
BML Physical Inventory Count and Adjustment
Invoice Management
2UU Returnable Packaging to Vendor
Procurement Analytics
1JI Realtime Reporting and Monitoring for Procurement
2QU Purchase Order Visibility and Procurement Spend
Sourcing & Contract Management
131XF Request for Price
BMD Purchase Contract
Supplier Management
19C Activity Management in Procurement
19E Supplier Classification and Segmentation
SL4 Supplier Evaluation and Performance Monitoring
Operational Procurement
18J Requisitioning
22Z Procurement of Services
2LG Supplier Consignment
2NX Scheduling Agreement for Subcontracting Procurement
2NY Scheduling Agreement for Consignment Procurement
2R7 Purchasing Rebate Processing
2TW Complementary Procurement Functions
2TX Direct Procurement with Inbound Delivery
BMK Return to Supplier
BMR Scheduling Agreements in Procurement
BMY Subcontracting
BNX Consumable Purchasing
J45 Procurement of Direct Materials
Warehousing
1FS Basic Warehouse Inbound Processing from Supplier
1FU Initial Stock Upload for Warehouse
1FW Physical Inventory in Warehouse
1FY Replenishment in Warehouse
1G0 Scrapping in Warehouse
1G2 Basic Warehouse Outbound Processing to Customer
1V5 Warehouse Inbound Processing from Supplier with Batch Mgmt
1V7 Warehouse Outbound Processing to Customer with Batch Mgmt
1V9 Basic Warehouse Inbound Processing from Supplier with Quality Mgmt
1VB Production Integration Component Consumption and Receipt in Warehouse
BGG SAP Fiori Analytical Apps for Inventory and Warehouse Mgmt
BLF Batch Management
14BLL Serial Number Management
BMC Core Inventory Management
BML Physical Inventory - Inventory Count and Adjustment
CROSS TOPICS Database and Data Management
1I9 Master Data Catalog for SAP S/4HANA On premise
1NJ Responsibility Determination
2Q2 Data Migration to SAP S/4HANA from Staging
BH5 Data Migration to SAP S/4HANA from File
Application Platform and Infrastructure
1NN Business Event Handling
31N Situation Handling
1.4.2 Optional Business Process Scope
The following scope options beyond BASIC Scope require additional licenses.
Following scope options are preconfigured in this solution:
OPTIONAL SCOPE [02] Advanced Cash Management
BUNDLES
J77 Advanced Bank Account Management
J78 Advanced Cash Operations
2O0 Bank Fee Management
[03] Advanced Compliance Reporting
1J2 Advanced Compliance Reporting
[04] Advanced Credit Management
1QM Advanced Credit Management
[05] Advanced Available-to-Promise
1JW Advanced Available-to-Promise Processing
2LN Basic Available-to-Promise Processing
[06] Legal Content Management
1XV SAP S/4HANA for Legal Content
[07] Advanced Warehouse Outbound Processing
1VD Advanced Warehouse Outbound Processing to Customer
15[08] Advanced Variant Configuration (HANA DB Plugin required)
1YT Make-to-Order Production with Variant Configuration
21D Make-to-Stock Production with Variant Configuration
22T Set up Configurable Bill of Material using Variant Configuration
2XU Procurement of Materials with Variant Configuration
162 Solution Provisioning in SAP Cloud
Appliance Library
The "Enterprise Management Layer, as available in S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition” solution can be delivered
via Cloud Appliance Library into your AWS, Azure or GCP Account.
Other delivery channels, like system landscape setup on premise via Blu-ray or Download, are not admissible for
this solution.
This Getting Started Guide describes how you can access the EML via Cloud Appliance Library. Prerequisite for
this is an own AWS (Amazon Web Service), Azure (Microsoft Azure) or GCP (Google Cloud Platform) Account.
2.1 Prerequisite: Possess a cloud provider account
You need to have a valid account in one of the cloud providers supported by SAP Cloud Appliance Library
including the corresponding secret keys for this account.
17If you already have an active cloud provider account, you can proceed directly with the next section. Otherwise,
navigate to the cloud provider home page and sign up.
For more information about the supported cloud providers, see the FAQ page.
2.2 Access SAP Cloud Appliance Library
Open the SAP Cloud Appliance Library in your Web browser using the following link: https://cal.sap.com.
If you don't have an account in SAP Cloud Appliance Library (this is different from the cloud provider account),
please register.
2.3 Create your system instance within the SAP CAL console
Once the SAP Cloud Appliance Library console is displayed, go to Solutions (list of available system templates)
and search for “Enterprise Management Layer, as available in S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition”. You can see
that there is a button to unlock the solution. If it’s not possible for you to unlock the solution, then please contact
your SAP Partner Manager.
After unlocking, click on Create Instance (this will become your personal system) and follow the steps on the
screen.
For general information on how to create an instance (i.e. your personal system) from any solution (i.e. a
template) in the SAP Cloud Appliance Library, see the official documentation of SAP Cloud Appliance Library
(choose the Support à Documentation link and select the Expand All button to see all documents in the
structure). You can also use the context help in SAP Cloud Appliance Library by choosing the Help panel from the
right side.
183 Accessing solution
After the solution is up and running in our own AWS, Azure or GCP Account you should connect your local PC.
3.1 Preparatory activities on your local PC
3.1.1 Mapping local /etc/hosts file
To logon to web access, as for example the Fiori Launchpad from your local PC, you need to ensure that you have
mapped the IP address to the Hosts file on your local PC.
Step Description
Open the Notepad app as Administrator (right click, Run as Administrator).
Adjust your hosts file
Select File – Open… and navigate C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc. Select
the hosts file.
At the End of the file, add the following lines and choose save (the IP
addresses for the servers are displayed in the SAP Cloud Appliance Library
console in the instance properties):
# M19 Appliance
vhcalh19db vhcalh19db.dummy.nodomain
vhcalm19ci vhcalm19ci.dummy.nodomain vhcalm19cs
vhcalm19cs.dummy.nodomain
# ADS Appliance
vhcaladsdb vhcaladsdb.dummy.nodomain
vhcaladscs vhcaladscs.dummy.nodomain vhcaladsci
vhcaladsci.dummy.nodomain
Disclaimer
Altering the /etc/hosts file on your local machine could lead to a security vulnerability and should therefore be
used with caution.
193.1.2 Enable Certificates
If you call any web-based transaction via a transaction from the ABAP layer an error or blank browser page will
show up.
The root cause of this behavior are the self-signed certificates and trust relationship between your browser and
the server called when running the transaction.
You need to enable your own certificates on backend and frontend server or you can use for your sandboxes a
public certificate (Dummy Certificate) from SAP CAL.
Step Description
1. Open a ticket on SAP Support component: XX-PROJ-MC with title:
Request certificate
Certificate for EML in CAL
2. EML Sandbox Certificate will be provided (usage only for Sandboxes
allowed)
3. Download the attached file Certificate file
The following procedure is working for Internet Explorer, Edge and Google
Install the certificate
Chrome. All browsers are storing the certificates at the same place.
Please extract the certificate (Zip File).
Execute the included file (public certificate) by double-click on ca_EML.crt
Click Install Certificate…
20Select Current User.
Select the certificate store: Trusted Root Certification Authorities
Select Finish and confirm the Warning by clicking Yes.
Important note:
The provided certificate is for sandbox usage in the Cloud Appliance Library (CAL) only. It must never be used in
any development and/or productive environment.
It is not allowed to distribute and/or use the provided Model Company sandbox certificate in any other system
environment other than the provided Model Company CAL image.
SAP assumes no responsibility for any potential security issues caused by the usage of the provided Model
Company sandbox certificate.
3.1.3 Configure ";*.dummy.nodomain" for Web Browser
Working with the might require changes in your web browser, in case there is a web proxy
defined (if you are unsure or detect connectivity issues, please contact your network administrator):
1. If you are using Google Chrome as web browser, follow these steps:
Logon to Chrome à Settings à Show Advanced Settings à Network à Change proxy settings à LAN
Settings à Proxy Server à Advanced
In the Exceptions, add ;*.dummy.nodomain directly at the end of the existing entry.
Click OK.
2. If you are using Internet Explorer as web browser, follow these steps:
Logon to Internet Explorer à Internet Options à Connections à LAN Settings à Proxy Server à
Advanced
In the Exceptions, add ;*.dummy.nodomain direct at the end of the existing entry.
Click OK.
21See an example in the screenshot below:
3.1.3.1 Install SAP Client Software Locally
Note:
The path to download SAP software might change after publication of this document so please search on the SAP
support portal also in other places if these paths do not work.
We recommend having SAP GUI and SAP HANA Studio installed (the latter potentially in combination with the
ABAP Development tools).
3.1.3.2 SAP GUI for S/4HANA
If not already installed on your PC, download SAP GUI 7.50 or higher.
Open the SAP Support Portal Software Download page https://support.sap.com/swdc and search for SAP GUI.
3.1.3.3 SAP HANA Studio
Download the SAP HANA Studio for your operating system from the SAP Support Portal or embed into an existing
Eclipse installation as mentioned on https://tools.hana.ondemand.com/#hanatools
Note: The remote desktop has the SAP HANA Studio incl. a defined connection to your SAP S/4HANA system
already installed as part of the ABAP Development Tools (SAP HANA Modelling and some other perspectives in
Eclipse).
3.1.3.4 SAP Database Studio
Download the SAP Database Studio for your operating system from the SAP Support Portal. – see also SAP Note
1097311
223.1.3.5 ABAP Development Tools (ADT) (optional)
You can find the installation package for the ABAP Development Tools (ADT) at
https://tools.hana.ondemand.com.
Note:
The remote desktop has the ADT tools incl. a defined connection to your SAP S/4HANA system already installed.
3.2 Connecting to Enterprise Management Layer as available in
S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition
3.2.1 Accessing Fiori Launchpad
The M19 uses an embedded Gateway. The Fiori Launchpad follows the standard address format:
https://.:/sap/bc/ui2/flp
Following access possibilities are available:
1. Logon to M19 with the Business User and use transaction: /n/ui2/flp
2. Open Google chrome or Internet Explorer and use following link:
https://vhcalm19ci.dummy.nodomain:4300/sap/bc/ui2/flp?sap-client=100&sap-language=EN
When you get the warning "Your connection is not private" (or similar as this depends on the browser), click
"Advanced", click "Proceed to vhcalm19ci.dummy.nodomain (unsafe)", and then proceed with the user/client
below.
Please see chapter Error! Reference source not found. 3.3 for users and passwords.
3.2.2 Connecting to SAP S/4HANA M19 via SAP GUI
Procedure
Start the SAP Logon.
Choose New entry ® User defined.
In the System wizard, specify the following parameters:
23Parameter ID Parameter Value Note
Application Server or alternatively, a SAP Cloud Appliance Library
mapped host name from
your hosts file e.g.
vhcalm19ci (see 3.1.1)
Instance Number 00 ABAP instance number used
by the appliance.
System-ID M19 ABAP system id used by the
appliance.
For details on the used system / client see chapter System Details.
Please see chapter Error! Reference source not found. for users and passwords.
3.2.3 Connecting to HANA via SAP HANA Studio
Procedure
Start the installed SAP HANA Studio
Open the Navigator view and right click on this view. Then choose Add System.
In the System wizard, specify the following parameters:
Parameter ID Parameter Value Note
Hostname or host.
alternatively, a
mapped host name
from your hosts file
e.g. vhcalh19ci (see
3.1.1)
Instance Number 02 HANA instance number used for the appliance.
HANA SYSTEM User SYSTEM Default administrator user for HANA access to HANA
Name
Password SYSTEM The password is the same as the master password provided
User Name during instance creation in the SAP Cloud Appliance Library.
User for HANA Rules HRF_TECH_USER Background user in HANA used
Framework
Password for HANA Welcome1
Rules Framework
24The system ID of the database is H19. It is recognized automatically via the host name.
3.2.4 Connecting to SAP JAVA Administrator Portal
(Adobe Document Server ADS)
Enter the URL http://vhcaladsci.dummy.nodomain:50000/ into your browser (this works only if you have
maintained your host file).
If you haven't maintained the hosts file yet the URL http://:50000/ will also work.
Administrator user and password are described in the next chapter.
3.3 System Details – Delivery Clients, User & Roles
The “Enterprise Management Layer as available in S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition” on SAP Cloud Appliance
Library provides you with a pre-configured SAP S/4HANA, on-premise landscape, including the following business
content in dedicated areas within the SAP solution e.g. ABAP clients, tenants.
The following chapter provide an overview about the delivered content setup and Business / Technical User with
passwords.
3.3.1 SAP S/4 HANA M19 – Client Structure
The S/4 Hana System with System ID: M19 has following preconfigured clients:
Client Business Content
000 o None (standard customizing only)
Standard delivery client
010 o BW client
BW Admin Client
050 EML Reference o Reference client for EML
o Includes open transports from content activation.
Those can be used if the scope is to be extended.
100 o Fully configured “Enterprise Management Layer as available in S/4HANA
EML Trial & Exploration Cloud, extended edition”
client o SAP Fiori Apps
o Based on the white-list-client approach – S/4HANA Best Practice activated
25For more information about SAP Best Practices for SAP S/4HANA 1909, please visit:
https://rapid.sap.com/bp/BP_OP_ENTPR
For information on the ‘white-list’ and ‘merged-client’ approach, please see here
For the Administrator Guide of SAP Best Practices for SAP S/4HANA, please visit:
https://help.sap.com/viewer/S4HANA1909_AdminGuide
* Please notice the following important notes:
(1) Ariba Network integration: The system allows connection to the ARIBA network using the authentication via
Shared Secret, however, this requires that you use your own Ariba credentials.
In order to proceed with the testing of SAP Best Practices scope items J82 (Ariba - Business Network Integration)
and 19O (Ariba - Integration for Finance) scenarios, the ARIBA Network ID and the Shared Secret of the ARIBA
buyer need to be maintained with the help of the specific customizing activities as detailed on
http://help.sap.com/s4hana_op_1909.
(2) Financial Services Network (FSN) is not configured / connected.
3.3.2 Users
The following users are available to the project team:
System User Password Comment / Purpose
S/4HANA TEST01 through welcome These users have all authorizations (Profile
[M19] TEST10 SAP_ALL).
You may adapt decimal notation and date format.
These users have one mandatory role that should not
be deleted:
• Z_FIORI_FOUNDATION_USER
• Z_FIORI_NOTIFICATION
• Z_UI2_USER_700
• Z_UI2_USER_750
In addition, please assign the business roles (naming
convention: SAP_BR_*) listed in the respective test
scripts. Please see below.
S/4HANA TEST_EMPL_FI welcome Users for workflow with the necessary roles assigned
[M19] TEST_EMPL_MM and the necessary settings for workflow done (see
chapter: Settings for Workflow Users).
TEST_EMPL_PM
TEST_EMPL_SD
Note: The business roles are provided as standard roles by SAP. If required, you can use these roles as templates
to create your own roles.
263.3.2.1 Assigning Roles to the Users
The users TEST01 through TEST10 are available and ready to be used by the project teams. However, you still
need to assign business roles to the users in order to see the required Fiori apps on your Launchpad.
Which apps you need on your Launchpad depends on the scope items you are testing. In each test script, you find
a list of business roles that you need to assign to your TEST** user. The roles determine which apps you can
access and see on the Launchpad.
Please note that we are using standard roles and standard Fiori apps.
Detailed information for all Fiori apps can be found here:
https://fioriappslibrary.hana.ondemand.com/sap/fix/externalViewer/#
These roles typically add more apps to your Launchpad than are actually in scope and described in the test
scripts.
The apps that are listed in the test scripts are considered in scope and the underlying functionality has been
configured and tested.
Apps that are NOT included in the test scripts are considered out of scope. They might not work if the underlying
functionality is considered out of scope and has not been configured.
Procedure:
Logon via SAP GUI to system M19 (client 100) and use transaction SU01 to edit role assignment for your test user.
Add the SAP_BR_* roles to your user as listed in the test script you are testing. Please remember to also assign
country-specific roles if relevant.
3.3.2.2 Workflow Users
Workflow Users have been configured according to the Admin guide chapter: Creating Approvers:
https://help.sap.com/viewer/S4HANA1909_AdminGuide à Implementation à Activating your solution à
Carrying out post-activation configuration à Creating approvers
In the original Model Company system, the following employees have been created with transaction PA30 for
Infotype 105 and Sty 0001. The Business Partner synchronization has been carried out. Furthermore the
employees have been assigned to the position ‘PO Release’ in order to enable the workflow release (transaction
PPOME).
Personnel Nr. Last Name / First Name User ID Business Partner Comment
00000002 TEST_EMPLOYEE_ /FI TEST_EM 9980000000 User with Business Partner Assignment
PL_FI (Business Partner: 9980000000 )
Use as approver in all test scripts related to
Finance, such as General Ledger (J58) or
Cash Management (J77, J78)
00000001 TEST_EMPLOYEE_ /MM TEST_EM 9980000010 User with Business Partner Assignment
PL_MM (Business Partner: 9980000000 )
27Personnel Nr. Last Name / First Name User ID Business Partner Comment
Use as approver in all test scripts related to
purchasing (use instead of User ID
purchasing_manager). In addition, use
for Scope Item SL4.
00000003 TEST_EMPLOYEE_ /SD TEST_EM 9980000001 User with Business Partner Assignment
PL_SD (Business Partner: 9980000001 )
Use as approver in all test scripts related to
sales, if the optional workflow process for
Sales is in scope for the customer project.
00000004 TEST_EMPLOYEE_ /PM TEST_EM 9980000002 User with Business Partner Assignment
PL_PM (Business Partner: 9980000002 )
Use as approver or test user in all test scripts
related to plant maintemance, such as
Emergency Maintenance (BH2), Preventive
Maintenance (BJ2) and especially as second
user for Corrective Maintenance (BH1),
3.3.2.3 Technical Users
The following users are set up for technical reasons only:
Purpose User Password Comment / Purpose
Admin user BWADMIN welcome Client 010, User for BW Admin tasks
System Users SAP_WFRT Workflow
System Users SAP_WSRT Case Management
System Users SAP_SERVICE Services for advanced scope, e.g. ACR
Support by SAP SUPPORT support! Support User; for Ticket Support by SAP
Fiori Admin user FIORI_ADMIN welcome
Master user FTEAM reserved
Master user BTEAM reserved
Master user BPINST reserved
3.3.3 SAP Adobe Document Services System ADS: Java
Application Server Details
The administration users on operating system level are defined as follows:
28System Type User Password Roles Description
ADS Technical Administrator Administrator admin rights to
Netweaver Java
system. after the first
use you have to
provide an own PW
ADS Technical ADSUSER Sapcoe06
* The password is the same as the master password provided during instance creation in the SAP
Cloud Appliance Library.
3.3.4 SAP HANA Database System H19: Database Server
Details
If you need OS access, you must use SSH connectivity.
Use the default user root and the private key for the instance that is automatically generated while the SAP Cloud
Appliance Library activates your instance. You can either store the key file within SAP Cloud Appliance Library as
attachment to your instance or download it to a local secure file share on your computer.
Information how to connect using PuTTY can be found here.
The root user on Linux operating system level is defined as follows:
System Type User Password Roles Description
H19 Schema SAPHANADB System
* The password is the same as the master password provided during instance creation in the SAP
Cloud Appliance Library.
3.3.5 OS Users and Groups
Additional users on operating system level are listed below:
OS User Parameter Value Note
root private key
adm sapsys access via root
293.4 Essential OSS Notes
No additional notes are needed.
3.5 Post deployment activities
3.5.1 Maintain OSS Connection
To be able that SAP Support can reach the System landscape, please make sure that you maintain the service
connections for all SAP Model Company systems (https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/remoteconnectivity):
- R/3 Connections to all ABAP Systems
- HTTP Connection to Fiori Launchpad
- HTTP Connection to ADS
- HANA DB Connections
If you need some advices how to handle the different connections, please refer to the following notes:
For R/3 Connection see: https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/812732
For HTTP Connections see: https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/1787981 (including Service
Connection and SAProuter)
For HDB Connection see: Single Tenant: https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/1592925
Multi tenant: https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/2280051
304 Solution Usage and Licenses
The “Enterprise Management Layer for S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition” is available exclusively for SAPs
partner community to get familiar with the offering for S/4HANA Cloud extended edition and to build new content
on top.
4.1 Running the appliance as a trial for a 30-day period
Licenses
This solution can be used with a 30-day free trial license agreement (during this period, you only need to bear the
hosting fees for your cloud provider). You will be asked to agree to the agreement during the instantiation steps.
During the instantiation, the SAP system, will generate a temporary license key that is enough for exploration
purposes. After the expiration of the pre-installed temporary license a valid license is required to keep using the
solution instance.
Note that you are not allowed to install license keys under the free trial license agreement. You can continue the
solution with the Product License Agreement any time prior to the end of the free period by unlocking it.
4.2 Running the appliance with a product license key
If you want to run the solution beyond the free 30-day trial period (i. e. unlock the solution in SAP CAL), you need
to obtain two SAP Licenses:
1. The SAP Cloud Appliance Library (SAP CAL) subscription package
2. The SAP S/4HANA product license(s)
Once you unlock the solution in CAL, you can re-activate an existing instance in the same state it was left prior to
unlocking the solution.
4.2.1 SAP CAL subscription package
You can purchase the subscription package via the SAP Store on
https://www.sapstore.com/solutions/99007/SAP-Cloud-Appliance-Library.
31In SAP Store, you will need a user that has the “SAP Store buyer role” assigned. Please make sure that the SAP
Store user and the SAP CAL user belong to the same organization, otherwise the mapping between the license
and the to-be-unlocked instance is not possible.
4.3 SAP Product Licenses Agreement
To use an instance under your own SAP Product License Agreements, you need to apply license keys for the
following components:
PPMS Key Description License Material
S/4HANA System M19
SFSF EC INTEGRATION 1210
67837800100900007903 covered by the partner’s T&D
(only technical installation of license - TD_7016852
component as preparation step for
project related configuration)
SUCCESSFACTORS HCM INTEGR 3.0
67837800100900008983 covered by the partner’s T&D
(only technical installation of license - TD_7016852
component as preparation step for
project related configuration)
SAP S4-CONCUR INTEGRATION 1.0
73554900100900001513 covered by the partner’s T&D
(only technical installation of license - TD_7016852
component as preparation step for
project related configuration)
SAP IBP S/4HANA INTEGR. 1.0
73554900100900001803 covered by the partner’s T&D
(only technical installation of license - TD_7016852
component as preparation step for
project related configuration)
ARIBA CLOUD INT S/4HANA 1.0
73554900100900001875 covered by the partner’s T&D
(only technical installation of license - TD_7016852
component as preparation step for
project related configuration)
SAP S/4HANA 1909
73555000100900002474 covered by the partner’s T&D
license - TD_7016852
3273555000100900002963 SAP FIORI FOR SAP S/4HANA 1909 covered by the partner’s T&D
license - TD_7016852
73555000100900003452 SAP FIORI FRONT-END SERVER 6.0 covered by the partner’s T&D
license - TD_7016852
73555000100900002792 ABAP PLATFORM 1909 covered by the partner’s T&D
license - TD_7016852
73555000100900002803 SAP S/4HANA FOUNDATION 1909 covered by the partner’s T&D
license - TD_7016852
Database: HDB, Release
2.00.046.00.1581325702
ADS
73554900100900000414 SAP NetWeaver 7.50 covered by the partner’s T&D
license - TD_7016852
Database: HDB, Release:
2.00.043.00.1569560581
4.3.1 SAP Product License Keys Installation
After unlocking the solution, you need to apply a valid license key to the system components using the below
parameters. These parameters need to be entered in the SAP license key application
(https://support.sap.com/licensekey).
If you want to use the solution under an SAP Product License Agreement (e.g. beyond the SAP-Test license), you
should install the following relevant SAP product license keys:
SAP HANA license key, to be installed via SAP HANA Studio / Eclipse
SAP S/4HANA 1909 license key, to be installed via SAP Logon (transaction code SLICENSE)
SAP NetWeaver 7.5 J2EE, to be installed via SAP NetWeaver Administrator
SID Product Version DB OS
H19 SAP HANA, platform edition SAP HANA 2.0, n/a Linux
platform edition
M19 SAP S/4HANA SAP S/4HANA 1909 SAP Linux
HANA
HDS SAP HANA, platform edition SAP HANA 2.0, Linux
platform edition
For more information on how to request and install product license keys, see this SCN blog.
335 Security Aspects
By default, some ports are opened for the security group formed by the server components of your solution
instance. The access from your local computer to your system instance happens via the ports listed below.
If you deploy “Enterprise Management Layer as available in S/4HANA Cloud, extended edition” in the CAL these
ports can be changed according to your company guidelines.
You can edit/add/remove ports manually in the instance details (click on the instance link in the SAP Cloud
Appliance Library console à Edit à Virtual Machine à Access Points).
Be aware that creating your instances in the public zone of your cloud computing platform is convenient, but less
secure. We recommend that in this case, you only open port 22 (SSH) when working with Linux-based solutions.
In addition, we also recommend that you limit the access to your instances by defining a specific IP range in the
Access Points settings, using CIDR notation. The more complex but secure alternative is to set up a virtual private
cloud (VPC) with VPN access, which is described in this tutorial on SCN.
Note that when using HANA-based appliances, HANA systems are not installed individually, but cloned from a
template system. Consequently, the existing root keys are cloned. For more information, see this SAP Note
2134846 - HANA encryption key handling during system cloning.
General Security Guidelines
To access the latest version of the SAP system Security Guide, please refer to
http://help.sap.com/s4hana_op_1909 à Product Documentation à Security Guide
For more information about security vulnerabilities, see this community page.
5.1 SAP S/4HANA System M19: ABAP Application Server
Details
Protocol Port (open by
default)
SSH 22
SAP Host Agent 1128
SAP Dispatcher 3200
HTTPS 4300
34Protocol Port (open by
default)
HTTP 8000
RFC Gateway 3300
SMTP 25000
Message Server HTTP 8101
HTTPS 4301
SMTP 8025
5.2 SAP Adobe Document Services based on NetWeaver Java
(ADS)
Protocol Port (open by
default)
SSH 22
SAP Host Agent 1128
HTTP 50000
PA 50004
IIOP 50007
sapcontrol http 50013
sapcontrol HTTPS 50014
356 Additional Information
6.1 Calling a web-based ABAP Transaction
If you call any web-based transaction via a transaction from the ABAP layer (for example, transactions NWBC or
BRF+), a blank browser page will show up.
The root cause of this behavior are the self-signed certificates and trust relationship between your browser and
the server called when running the transaction.
The workaround for eliminating this behavior is to launch the web-based transactions for a second time from SAP
GUI while add the certificate to the IE trust root certificates as follows (instead of IE, it can also be another
browser called on your pc).
Call the transaction that launches the web application (for example, NWBC)
A browser window with a certificate warning will pop up (exact message depends on browser version)
Select Continue to this website and you will see a message like this and an empty browser page (exact
message depends on browser)
Leave the browser session open and launch the same transaction again from SAP GUI. This time, the
transaction will open in the browser.
367 Appendix
7.1 SAP NetWeaver 7.54 application server ABAP incl. SAP
S/4HANA 1909
Installed Software Components
SP
Component Release Support Package Short Description of Component
Level
SAP_BASIS 754 0001 SAPK- SAP Basis Component
75401INSAPBASIS
SAP_ABA 75E 0001 SAPK-75E01INSAPABA Cross-Application Component
SAP_GWFND 754 0002 SAPK- SAP Gateway Foundation
75402INSAPGWFND
SAP_UI 754 0003 SAPK-75403INSAPUI User Interface Technology
ST-PI 740 0012 SAPK-74012INSTPI SAP Solution Tools Plug-In
SAP_BW 754 0001 SAPK-75401INSAPBW SAP Business Warehouse
UIBAS001 500 0001 SAPK- UI for Basis Applications
50001INUIBAS001
MDG_FND 804 0001 SAPK-80401INMDGFND MDG Foundation
S4FND 104 0001 SAPK-10401INS4FND Foundation
IBPIECC 110 0012 SAPK-11012INIBPIECC IBP Integration for ECC
IBPIFND 110 0012 SAPK-11012INIBPIFND IBP Integration Foundation
MDG_APPL 804 0001 SAPK- MDG Applications
80401INMDGAPPL
MDG_UX 804 0001 SAPK-80401INMDGUX MDG Applications
S4CORE 104 0001 SAPK-10401INS4CORE S4CORE
S4CRM 204 0001 SAPK-20401INS4CRM S4CRM
SAP_HR 608 0073 SAPKE60873 Human Resources
SAP_HRCAE 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCAE of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCAE
SAP_HRCAR 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCAR of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCAR
SAP_HRCAT 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCAT of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCAT
SAP_HRCAU 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCAU of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCAU
SAP_HRCBE 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCBE of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCBE
SAP_HRCBG 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCBG of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCBG
SAP_HRCBR 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCBR of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCBR
37SAP_HRCCA 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCCA of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCCA
SAP_HRCCH 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCCH of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCCH
SAP_HRCCL 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCCL of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCCL
SAP_HRCCN 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCCN of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCCN
SAP_HRCCO 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCCO of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCCO
SAP_HRCCZ 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCCZ of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCCZ
SAP_HRCDE 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCDE of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCDE
SAP_HRCDK 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCDK of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCDK
SAP_HRCEG 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCEG of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCEG
SAP_HRCES 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCES of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCES
SAP_HRCFI 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCFI of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCFI
SAP_HRCFR 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCFR of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCFR
SAP_HRCGB 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCGB of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCGB
SAP_HRCGR 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCGR of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCGR
SAP_HRCHK 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCHK of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCHK
SAP_HRCHR 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCHR of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCHR
SAP_HRCHU 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCHU of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCHU
SAP_HRCID 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCID of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCID
SAP_HRCIE 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCIE of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCIE
SAP_HRCIN 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCIN of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCIN
SAP_HRCIT 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCIT of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCIT
SAP_HRCJP 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCJP of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCJP
SAP_HRCKR 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCKR of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCKR
SAP_HRCKW 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCKW of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCKW
SAP_HRCKZ 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCKZ of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCKZ
SAP_HRCMX 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCMX of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCMX
SAP_HRCMY 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCMY of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCMY
SAP_HRCNL 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCNL of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCNL
SAP_HRCNO 608 0073 SAPK- Subcomponent SAP_HRCNO of SAP_HR
60873INSAPHRCNO
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