on 09-24-2008 8:40 AM
hi guys,
Any one explan me the use of predefined clients 000 and 001
&
The differences between them
Hi,
Clients 000, 001 and 066 are standard clients that are pre-delivered by SAP. These clients are not supposed to be used in development, quality and production environments.
Client 000 is basically used as working client only when you do support pack upgrade or ABAP load generations (SGEN) and implementing additional languages, etc. Otherwise, client 000 should not be used as a working client. The same applies to client 001. But the only exception with 001 is, with Solution Manager, 001 will be your working client. You will do all configurations and obtain support from SAP through this client. With other Systems like BW and CRM, this client (001) will not be a working client. Two standard users (SAP* and DDIC) are defined in the clients 000 and 001.The client 066 is used only for EarlyWatch functions (Monitoring and performance). The user EarlyWatch is delivered in client 066 and is protected using the password SUPPORT. This password needs to be changed for security purposes.
Rgds,
Suman
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Read,
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sm40/helpdata/EN/7e/c8189452c511d182c50000e829fbfe/content.htm
Client 000 is a reference client and should not be used as a working client.
regards
Juan
After reading Juan's documentation reference on client usage I conclude that I should not use clients 000 and 001 in production because these clients have preconfigurations shipped by SAP. That is fine.
Does anyone see a reason not to use client 001 on a development or a test system?
I am planning to use client 001 as the production preparation client, i.e. all configuration that is relevant for production would be done in 001; the configuration settings would all be captured in customizing transports.
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