Conclusion
Detailed checks for critical order contents
A non-production SAP system should also have the same repository status as the source system, regardless of the data transfer method chosen for the refresh. All the data that makes up an SAP system is stored in the repository. This includes, among other things, the definitions for the database fields and tables for master and transaction data.
Renaming and restoring the target system database - adjusting file system permissions. Renaming, recovery and startup of the target system database.
Performing SAP system copies automatically
Administrators and SAP maintainers in the x86 world under Windows and various Unix derivatives can nowadays choose from a wealth of software solutions for system support. In contrast, administrators in the System i world and SAP support staff in this environment are often left to their own devices. Nevertheless, the special system architecture and the peculiarities of the DB2 database integrated in the operating system, as well as the specific applications, also pose challenges for system tool developers.
To meet ever-changing business requirements, a production system must be continuously developed and adapted after the initial installation. To do this, you need development, consolidation, and quality assurance (QA) systems that can provide the appropriate updates to the production system as SAP transports.
With "Shortcut for SAP Systems" you get additional functions for the SAP system copy.
Only then can changes be incorporated into the production system.
In SAP, the admin must be happy to build new landscapes so that testing, development and enhancement can take place.