SAP CRM Middleware Optimization Guide, Hardback (H1994)

Schroder, Thomas,Golze, Stephan,Bode, Juliane

ISBN 10: 159229121X / ISBN 13: 9781592291212

Published by SAP Press, 2008

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: SAP CRM Middleware Optimization Guide, Hardback (H1994)
• Publisher: SAP Press
• Publication Date: 2008
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 159229121X
• ISBN 13: 9781592291212
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Good

About this title

Synopsis

Now you can proactively avoid administration problems with CRM Middleware - whether they be performance losses or even complete system freezes - using this comprehensive book, based on the extensive experience of SAP Active Global Support. You'll learn the basics of data processing in the Middleware (input processing, validation, output processing) and get concrete troubleshooting advice. Plus, uncover a vast array of optimization options for all critical parts of the Middleware, as well as practical instruction on how to avoid system freezes and on how to handle those freezes once they've occurred.

Based on CRM Release 5.0, this book is also highly useful for those still working with the older Release 4.0. In addition, wherever possible, the authors also provide you with sneak previews of the upcoming release 6.0 as well.

Highlights:

• Input processing and validation
• Output processing
• BDoc modelling and storage
• Groupware integration
• Exchanging your own data
• Replication & Realignment
• XML
• Reorganizing the Middleware
• Mass changes
• Roadmaps for analyzing the Middleware

About the Author

Juliane Bode, Stephan Golze, and Thomas Schröder are members of the SAP Active Global Support Center of Expertise for CRM. Among other things, their responsibilities are remote and on-site support for critical key account projects. Their invaluable experience with several SAP CRM releases collected over years of support activity builds the foundation of this book.