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former_member702454
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I have some questions, could you answer to me:
1. How to install HANA database on SUSE Linux? Is there any installation and configuration documentation available? Could you please send me documents or links to get the documents?
2. How is the SMS configuration on SAP B1 version 10 (HANA database)?
3. Should I use a system account or create an account with admin rights to set up HANA database?
4. Is it stable to use HA (High availability) mode in SAP version 10? Is there any instruction documentation of configuration?
5. Hana Studio has the function of automatic back up database, the back up file. Does SUSE Linux have alternative solutions to bring that backup file to windows?
6. What is the standard configuration of hardware to process SAP HANA version 10 well and fast?
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I am implementing for a company that uses SAP B1 (HANA database). Their system has the following problems:
7. SAP Business One Client (HANA database) is very slow when creating or searching multi-line document (≥ 100 lines). To find the causes, what parts do I need to check to ensure the speed of the user?
8. Does SAP currently have standard parameters of user operation speed on the system, in order to evaluate the speed of the system fast or slow to propose solutions? (Example: When saving a purchase order or delivery on 100 lines, it takes about maximum 2 to 3 minutes)
9. For General Authorizations function, when clicking on a user, the SAP application will hang for about 30-45 seconds (the laptop computer uses WiFi, the latency of the ping command to the HANA server is 1ms).
10. SUSE cannot start normally after performing SAP configuration HANA starts automatically every time SUSE starts. If I reinstall and reconfigure a working SAP HANA system, which steps should be taken and the risks to consider?
Up to now, I haven't solve these problems yet. Can you support to me?

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lbreddemann
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This question is a bit problematic.

Look at it from a higher level:

I have some questions, could you answer to me:
... List of questions that can be answered by consulting the documentation and/or practicing to work with the technology. No attempts to solve the issue mentioned ...

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I am implementing for a company that uses SAP B1 (HANA database).
Their system has the following problems:

... List of questions that can be answered by consulting the documentation and/or practicing to work with the technology. No attempts to solve the issue mentioned ...

Up to now, I haven't solve these problems yet. Can you support to me?

To me, this reads as:

- you're getting paid to do this job

- you don't know how to do the job or how to learn how to do it

- you want others to do the job for you

Personally, I don't feel inclined to answer requests like this and I'd say it doesn't paint a favorable picture of you as a consultant to basically try to dump your work in this public forum.

A better way to address these challenges, your challenges, could be:

- you already have a list of all the problems, that's a good start

- for each problem, write down the details (error messages, reproduction steps, etc.) that occur to be important

- then, for each problem research it by spending a fixed time (say 1 hour) on it. Check the documentation (help.sap.com) - there's plenty of it.
Also, look out for books on your topic. While many SAP related books don't contain "new" stuff, it's often a lot cheaper to just buy the books instead of trying to piece everything together yourself.

- This will give you approaches to further analyse and likely solve most of the mentioned issues.
If not, you are at least a lot further in the analysis process and can now post questions (or support incidents) that are specific and contain the necessary detail of context information.

The above "process" really is a large part of what being a technology consultant is about: research, learning, and problem-solving.

Good luck!

former_member702454
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Thanks for your advice. I will try harder.