A sort post before starting the weekend! Maybe you have extra free time during this weekend so this is a good idea. During the last months SAP performed a series of webinars about important aspects of the Basis Administration. The good thing is that the recorded sessions can be found in the SAP Support Portal. […]
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Patching SAP JAVA Stacks with SAP Maintenance Planner
Last year I posted an article about patching Patching SAP JAVA Stacks with NW Java Support Tool. A lot of things change in a year and now we can plan our SAP JAVA system patchs using SAP Maintenance Planner! Time ago this was not possible using the neither the SAP SolMan MOPZ or the newest […]
SAP Performance 101: The back-end sessions terminated
A few weeks ago one of my customers have an issue with an SAP ERP system running on SLES 12 + SAP HANA 1.22. The dammed error message “back-end session terminated” appeard which usually means having fun checking really inside of the SAP system. I think this case is quite interesting because the solution was […]
AWS Summit Madrid 2018
Some weeks ago I had the opportunity to go to the AWS Summit that was hosted in Madrid. It was a great opportunity to get an idea of the current status of the AWS ecosystem in Spain. Also a good time for meeting again with former coworkers and friends that I didn’t see for a […]
Welcome GDPR!
I’m back! Sorry guys for the lack of news during the last 2 months but there has been a lot of changes in my life lately (wedding, honeymoon, position change, etc). If you accessed lately to the blog you probably realized about the new privacy policy I activated. I didn’t send an email to my […]
SAP Java Stacks: How to solve Java OutOfMemory situations
SAP Java Stacks are quite unknown for people that works in the SAP world. I have to say that I’m not a big fan of SAP Java Stacks/Systems. Some simple tasks that are quite easy to do on ABAP systems get quite difficult and frustrating when working with JAVA systems. Despite of this if you […]
SAP Data Services objects in read mode
I love the way SAP designed the data model for the SAP Data Services database. As you can read in this blog the tables and fields are quite easy to understand and the relation between tables is quite clear. I’m telling you this because there are times when you have to modify data without using SAP […]
GDPR and SAP Systems
The GDPR (https://www.eugdpr.org/) is almost here! For those of you who doesn’t know about the GDPR let me give you a quick description: The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulation approved by the EU Parliament on 14th April 2016. The GDPR intention is to enforce, strengthen and unify data protection for all individuals within the […]
Checking the SAP Java key phrase and more
The last weeks I have been working on a project migrating SAP system to new hosts on Azure. Lot of the tasks of this project involve system installation and system copy from the old infrastructure to the new one. So it should be no surprise that I have to do a system copy of a […]
SAP GUI: Performance issues with Windows 1709
Since a two months ago I’ve noticed that the performance on SAP GUI 7.50 is getting worse. When I restart my computer everything works correctly but after a couple of days working the SAP GUI becomes unusable. I tried a lot of different things to fix this: Reinstalled completely the SAP GUI, even in a […]