Overview
One typical use case managed by SAP Landscape Management is refreshing a system – overwrite the content of an existing target system with actual data from the source system while maintaining system topology and configuration. General SAP Lan...
SAP Gateway allows to easily expose services of a SAP backend system: Those services then can be consumed by "modern" types of web applications. For a demo case, I had the requirement of bringing in some new data from a web application into a SAP bac...
In my case, the source was installed from scratch, and the target was then created as a copy from scratch. Then I installed another (source) system, and was later on able to "redirect" the source system for the refresh to the "new" source...
Hm ... A good question what's the difference ...
On my SAP LaMa system the scenario worked perfectly: Once I've "enabled" a system for system copy, I was able to "select" that one as the new "source" for a refresh on the target system, and then exec...
Hi VamsiKrishna,
one additional question - In Configuration > Systems,
do you have enabled the source system in "Provisioning & RFC" as
"This system can be used for: Copying, Cloning" ?
Best regards
Edmund
Hi Vamsikrishna,
you can edit the properties of the target system in the "Configuration" > "Provisioning and RFC settings" section of SAP LaMa, and modify the "System and AS Provisioning" settings from
"This system was provided by: Installation" to ...
