Usage Solution Manager Solution Directory

Hi,

For the transaction SOLMAN_DIRECTORY, you can see and maintain all your defined solutions.

You change the leading navigation role for each solution, search for documents across all Solutions or Projects.

You can also modify the landscape and system assignment to Solutions which is navigated to this transaction via SOLUTION_MANAGER also.

Most importantly, you can assign a business process structure to the Solution rather than project in this transaction.

You can build this manually or use the business process repository.

Hope this helps,

-Rohan

Hi Kumar,

In the solution directory you can manage your solutions.

One of the challenges you face in production after completing a project successfully is preserving the knowledge gained from the project and keeping it up to date during operations. SAP Solution Manager's solution concept is designed to help you do this. A solution contains information about system, software components and business processes(scenarios), which you can transfer from your project to SAP Solution Manager. You thereby ensure that all of the information can still be accessed and consolidated further after the project has been completed.

You manage solutions in the Solution Directory. Solution offer the following advantages:

- All assignments in the SAP Solution Manager project are available;

- The scenario and business process structures are transferred to the solution;

- Configuration object assignments are readily available;

- You can use test cases in the structure to effectively test changes that have been made;

- You can reuse e-learning materials from projects in the solution;

- The solution has the same system landscape concept as the project, which means you can reuse the structure when upgrading.

Regards,

Daniel.

Hi Kumar,

Please notice that in SOLMAN_DIRECTORY you have options to copy the information from projects into solutions.

Please also check the relevant material in:

help.sap.com

service.sap.com/rkt-solman

Just search for the relevant data there for more theoretical and practical information.

Regards,

Daniel.