SAP BO Integration Step by Step (Windows)


If the Version is BO Enterprise XI 3.0/3.1, If it is SAP BI 4.0 it doesn't required.

Follow the below Steps.
 1.To Integrate BO Server with SAP ECC/BW Download appropriate SAP Integration Kit from https://websmp206.sap-ag.de/support
























 

2. Extract the Compressed file.
3. Install the BO Integration Kit on BO server.
4. Open the Integration kit folder --> Transports folder.

5.Here we can find 2 folders for ANSI and Unicode Compatible. Before you get into these folders Open the file transports_EN.txt file

6.Most of the SAP Servers are Unicode. In this Unicode folder, we can see K, R files.

 
 
 
 
 
 
K:Cofiles
R:Data files
 
7. Follow the Instructions in the text file. Copy the respective files with appropriate file numbers with K to the D:\usr\sap\trans\cofiles.
 8. R files to D:\usr\sap\trans\data. These Paths(OS Level) are where SAP ECC/BW  got installed.
9. Once copied, Remove the read only properties of these copied files in destination folders.
10. Logon to SAP ECC/BW transport these files, import in target system.
11. Go to T.Code STMS, Click on Import Overview button; Double Click on the Queue Entry (Table).
12. Go to Extras Menu Other requests Add Search Help(F4) Select one file (Which were copied earlier) on by one (all)
13. Assign to TR.
14. Logon to Target server, STMS .code Click on Import Overview button Double Click on the Queue Entry (Table), Import each Requests into Required Client in the Target Server.
15. Upon all Success. Logon to CMC Authentications SAP; Entitlement Server. Register each Server (SAP BW/ECC) with its credentials (New/Delete/Update). Import necessary roles to BO Server.
16. To test Integration of BO, Go to Crystal Reports New Standard report Connections SAP Tables, FM, Clusters Provide ECC Credentials(Client/User/Password) DD (Data Dictionary), If you are able to see Tables, Integration works well. You can Develop report based on tables-fields.

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