SAP Installation step by step with screen shots.docx

SAP INSTALLATION

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SAP Installation

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Minimum System Requirements

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Required Downloads.

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Preliminary Installation Activities

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Install MS Loopback Adapter

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Increase Virtual Memory

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Java Installation

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Oracle Installation

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SAP Installation – Central Instance 1710.

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SAP Installation – Database Instance 2511.

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Installing SAP GUI 3712.

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Logging on to the SAP System 4513.

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Additional Notes: Re-installing the software 5314.

Minimum System Requirement  WinXP Pro/Windows Server 2003  Min RAM: 512MB  HDD – 120 (If installing on your laptop/desktop)  External HDD: 80GB  System name (My computer>right click> properties> computer name - to be less than 13character. If the system name is more than 13 characters, click on change and type HOME or something to that effect.

Preliminary Installation Activities System Name: (My computer>right click> properties> computer name - to be less than 13character. If the system name is more than 13 characters, click on change and type HOME or something to that effect.

Go to Control Panel: Select System

The system will restart automatically to change settings

Log in to Remote Desktop

Install MS Loopback Adapter

Go to Control Panel: Select Add Hardware

Select Option: Yes

Select Network Adapters: Click on Next

Select Microsoft: You will find Network Adapter: Microsoft Loopback Adapter Select and click on next

Microsoft Loopback Adapter has been installed.

Right click on Local Area connection on my Computer: Click on Properties

Right click on My Computer

Paging: Here we set Pages If three or four applications are using at a time. There might be a slow in accessing; to increase accessing we set initial size and maximum size.

Java Installation If Computer is having 32 Bit need to install 32 bit if it is 64 bit Need to install 64 bit

Click on next to install Java

Click on my computer: Click on Advanced; Click on Environment Variables

You can see Java has been installed on Desktop

You can also see Java has been installed in DOS Command Give CMD in Run and enter Give javac to check java has been installed in C Drive

Go to “C Drive” Copy Path

Right Click on MY Computer Select My Properties You will see below screen

In Environment Variables Click on New

Go to C Drive. Select j2sdlk1.4.2_13 Folder In Folder: Copy below Path

In New : Give below Variable name and paste variable value which you have copied in C Drive

Do same as above Go to C Drive Select j2sdlk1.4.2_13 Folder Select Bin. In Bin Folder: Copy Path

Select Path and Edit Give Variable Value after DMI; C\j2sdk1.4.2_13\bin

Oracle Installation

Click on NT

Click on I386

Double Click on sapserver

We are installing Oracle in “D drive”

Give ECJ and enter

Installing Oracle it will take 5 to 10 minutes to install.

Oracle has been installed

Click exit

SAP Installation – Central Instance

Click on Central System Installation Click on Next

Enter Password, one character should be numeric.

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