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    Sap Interview

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    The document discusses how to determine if an ECC system is Unicode or non-Unicode. It provides steps to check the compilation mode by running a command in the kernel directory. If it displays "Unicode", then the system is Unicode. If it displays nothing, then the system is non-Unicode. It also mentions that ECC5 and higher versions usually support Unicode, while older versions are non-Unicode.

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    Sap Interview

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    The document discusses how to determine if an ECC system is Unicode or non-Unicode. It provides steps to check the compilation mode by running a command in the kernel directory. If it displays "Unicode", then the system is Unicode. If it displays nothing, then the system is non-Unicode. It also mentions that ECC5 and higher versions usually support Unicode, while older versions are non-Unicode.

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    The document discusses how to determine if an ECC system is Unicode or non-Unicode. It provides steps to check the compilation mode by running a command in the kernel directory. If it displays "Unicode", then the system is Unicode. If it displays nothing, then the system is non-Unicode. It also mentions that ECC5 and higher versions usually support Unicode, while older versions are non-Unicode.

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    Sap Interview

    Uploaded by

    Mohammed Aseem
    The document discusses how to determine if an ECC system is Unicode or non-Unicode. It provides steps to check the compilation mode by running a command in the kernel directory. If it displays "Unicode", then the system is Unicode. If it displays nothing, then the system is non-Unicode. It also mentions that ECC5 and higher versions usually support Unicode, while older versions are non-Unicode.

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    Re: How to know whether a system is Unicode or non Unicode?

    Answer
    a.Completely wrong.
    We cant just see Unicode/ Nonunicode by typing disp+work.
    go to kernel directory
    >cdexe
    >disp+work
    If the system is Unicode, it displays Unicode.
    compilation mode UNICODE
    If the system is Non Unicode , it displays nothing. ( It is
    so important to specify this fucking shit !! )
    Usually all ECC5 and higher version are supported by
    unicode.
    old versions are all nonunicode.

    2. Re: What is WF and its importance? Answer


    A. Business Work Flow: Tool for automatic control and
    execution of cross-application processes. This involves
    coordinating the persons involved, the work steps required,
    the data, which needs to be processed (business objects).
    The main advantage is reduction in throughput times and the
    costs involved in managing business processes. Transparency
    and quality are enhanced by its use.

    3. of the two client copy methods remote and export-import which method lets you copy to different
    r/3 version? which method requires both systems to be on same support pack level?

    4. What happens if you restart the system, will you loose the trace file, or can you see? Answer

    A. No, Trace file will not be loose because of system


    restart.

    Trace files can be deleted on the basic settings of space


    limition, Time period or user interaction.

    5. Why there should be atleast 2 Dialog Wp per instance? Answer


    Hello ,

    Before talking abt the no's of Dialog wp, i want to tell


    brief abt it's significance. It is the only work proces
    will communicate with user directly through GUI.
    It receives the requests for reports,updates,
    and
    printing, to run expensive jobs in background and also
    communicate with other systems.

    So for make the interaction with user we need one dialog


    wp
    and another one will be reserved to handle background Wp
    and to allocate work for other WP's. so we should have
    atleast two dialog wp's per instance are mandatory.

    Total Dialog wp's should be equal or more than other


    non-Dialog work procesess.

    As per standard SAP rules, every dialog process needs Min


    of 75MB min memory and 300 MB of max memory. so based on
    available Memory we need to configure the dialog
    proceses.

    by using below profile parameter we can configure dialog


    wp's.
    rdisp/wp_no_diag=XX(No based on requirement)

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