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DB Migration from BW 7.4 MS SQL to BW7.5 HANA using SUM SPS17

Posted on Aug 05, 2016 at 06:37 PM 104 Views

Hi All,

I'm going to migrate DB from SQL to HANA using SUM DMO and I've couple questions because this my first migration.

1. I need to create stuck.xml file for DMO so I've connected BW7.4 SQL to Solman. Should I connect BW7.5 HANA to Solman as well in order to create stuck.xml? If so should I create two stuck.xml files or only one?

2. Should I install SUM in BW7.4 SQL or in BW7.5 HANA?

Thank you beforehand,

Regards,

Arman

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    author's profile photo Ning Tong
    Ning Tong
    Posted on Aug 06, 2016 at 03:10 AM
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    Hi Arman,

    As you may know, BW 7.5 on HANA only exists after SUM DMO.

    1. Only connect BW 7.4 on SQL to HANA and then generated stack.xml using MOPZ or maintenance planner.

    2. Extract SUM and register it in host agent on BW 7.4.

    Regards,

    Ning

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  • author's profile photo Reagan Benjamin
    Reagan Benjamin
    Posted on Aug 10, 2016 at 08:58 PM
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    The stack file is created based on the source system configuration and set up.

    The target system which WILL be on HANA and on NW 7.5 will be available only once the upgrade and migration is done using the DMO. So technically there should be only the source system and the stack file is generated based on it.

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