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SAP® Applications by PROLOGA 7.0 – Operations Guide

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SAP Applications by PROLOGA 7.0 Operations Guide


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Document History

Before you start the implementation, make sure you have the latest version of this document. You can find the latest version at

the following location: http://service.sap.com/instguides -> SAP Solution Extensions -> SAP Waste and Recycling Applications by PROLOGA -> Release 7.0

The following table provides an overview of the most important document changes.

Version Important Changes

1 Initial version of the Operations Guide for SAP Applications by PROLOGA 7.0

Table 1: Most important document changes

Table of content

1 Getting Started ............................................................................................................... 5

1.1 Global Definitions .............................................................................................................. 5 1.2 Important SAP Notes ......................................................................................................... 6

2 Technical System Landscape – High Level Overview ...................................................... 7

2.1 Related Documentation ...................................................................................................... 8 2.2 Map Service ...................................................................................................................... 8

3 Monitoring .................................................................................................................... 10

3.1 Alert Monitoring with CCMS ............................................................................................... 10 3.1.1 CCMS Monitoring Installation and Setup ............................................................................. 10 3.2 Detailed Monitoring and Tools for Problem and Performance Analysis ..................................... 10 3.2.1 Setting Up CCMS Monitoring for SAP Applications by PROLOGA ............................................. 10 3.3 Trace and Log Files .......................................................................................................... 11 3.3.1 Log Objects for SAP Applications by PROLOGA..................................................................... 11 3.3.2 Trace Functions ............................................................................................................... 12 3.3.3 System Log..................................................................................................................... 12 3.4 Data Growth and Data Archiving Monitors ........................................................................... 12

4 Management of SAP® Applications by PROLOGA 7.0 ..................................................... 13

4.1 Starting and Stopping ...................................................................................................... 13 4.2 Software Configuration ..................................................................................................... 13 4.3 Administration Tools ........................................................................................................ 13 4.4 Backup and Restore ......................................................................................................... 13 4.4.1 Backup Procedures .......................................................................................................... 15 4.5 System Copy .................................................................................................................. 16 4.6 Periodic Task................................................................................................................... 16 4.7 Load Balancing ................................................................................................................ 16 4.8 User Management ............................................................................................................ 16 4.8.1 Role Concept ................................................................................................................... 16 4.8.1.1 /WATP/PROLOGA_CUSTOMIZING (for consultants, administrators) ........................................ 18 4.8.1.2 /WATP/WASTE_LEGAL_REQ_WITH_PRO (for commercial clerks) ........................................... 18 4.8.1.3 /WATP/ONBOARD_COMPUTER (for commercial clerks) ......................................................... 20 4.8.1.4 /WATP/ROUTEPLANNING (for commercial clerks) ................................................................. 20 4.8.1.5 /WATP/SAMMELROLLE_MITPROFIL (for commercial clerks) ................................................... 20 4.8.1.6 /WATP/USERS_OWN_DATA (for commercial clerks) ............................................................. 21

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4.8.1.7 /WATP/BC_WEBSERVICE_ADMIN_TEC (for developers and consultants) ................................. 21 4.8.1.8 /WATP/DEVELOPER_CONSULTANT (for developers and consultants) ...................................... 21 4.8.1.9 /WATP/MANAGE_CUSTOMERS (for commercial clerks) ......................................................... 22 4.8.1.10 /WATP/MOBILE_CASE_MANAGEMENT (for commercial clerks) ......................................... 22 4.8.1.11 /WATP/MOBILE_ON-SITE_BILLING (for commercial clerks) ............................................. 22 4.8.1.12 /WATP/PROLOGA_LICENSE_MANAGEMT (for administrators and consultants) ................... 22 4.8.1.13 /WATP/SERVICE_PRODUCTS_MANAGMT (for consultants and developers) ........................ 22 4.8.1.14 /WATP/USER_MOB_APPMANAG (for commercial clerks) .................................................. 22 4.8.1.15 /WATP/WASTE_FEES_WITH_PROFILE (for commercial clerks) ......................................... 22 4.8.1.16 /WATP/WASTE_MANAGEMENT (for commercial clerks) ................................................... 23 4.8.2 Authorization Objects ....................................................................................................... 23

5 High Availability ........................................................................................................... 24

6 Software Change Management ..................................................................................... 25

6.1 Transport and Change Management ................................................................................... 25 6.2 Development Requests and Development Release Management ............................................ 25 6.3 Template Management ..................................................................................................... 25 6.4 Quality Management and Test Management ........................................................................ 25 6.5 Support Packages and Patch Implementation ...................................................................... 25

7 Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................... 26

8 Support Desk Management ........................................................................................... 27

8.1 Remote Support Setup ..................................................................................................... 27 8.2 Problem Message Handover .............................................................................................. 27

9 Appendix ...................................................................................................................... 28

9.1 Customizing Tables .......................................................................................................... 28 9.2 Authorization Objects delivered with the Add-on .................................................................. 35

Table of Figures

Figure 1: Technical overview of the applications for SAP Waste and Recycling ...................................... 7 Figure 2: Technical overview of the applications for SAP® for Utilities .................................................. 7 Figure 3: System landscape for the add-on in combination with PTV ................................................... 9 Figure 4: System landscape for the add-on in combination with Google Maps....................................... 9 Figure 5: Role /WATP/PROLOGA_CUSTOMIZING ............................................................................. 18 Figure 6: Role /WATP/WASTE_LEGAL_REQ_WITH_PRO ................................................................... 19 Figure 7: Role /WATP/ONBOARD_COMPUTER ................................................................................. 20 Figure 8: Role /WATP/ROUTEPLANNING ........................................................................................ 20

Table of Tables

Table 1: Most important document changes ..................................................................................... 3 Table 2: Important SAP Notes ........................................................................................................ 6 Table 3: Helpful information about system landscape ........................................................................ 8 Table 4: Log Objects of the add-on ............................................................................................... 11 Table 5: Backup & Restore Strategies for different component categories .......................................... 15 Table 6: Recommended Backup & Restore Strategies for the add-on ................................................. 15 Table 7: Customizing and configuration tables................................................................................ 34 Table 8: Authorization Objects delivered with the add-on ................................................................ 37

Glossary

Attention

Note




1 Getting Started

This guide does not replace the daily operations hand book that we recommend customers to create for their specific production

operations.

Designing, implementing, and running your SAP® Applications by PROLOGA at peak performance 24 hours a day has never been more vital for your business success than now. This guide provides a starting point for managing your add-on and maintaining and running it optimally. It contains specific information for various tasks and lists the tools that you can use to implement them. This guide also provides

references to the documentation required for these tasks, so you will sometimes also need other guides such as the Master Guide or Configuration Guides.

The information in this document is intended to provide helpful information to members of the following groups:

Technical Consultants

System Administrators

Solution Consultants

Business Process Owners

Support Specialists

Because SAP® Applications by PROLOGA runs on top of SAP® for Utilities or SAP® Waste and Recycling it is strongly recommended to read the appropriate Application Operations Guide first. You can find the “SAP enhancement package 7 for SAP ERP 6.0 – Application Operations Guide” in the SAP Help Portal at

http://help.sap.com -> SAP Business Suite -> SAP ERP -> SAP Enhancement Package 7 for SAP ERP 6.0

-> Application Operations Guide.

1.1 Global Definitions

ADD-ON:

Package that offers additional functionality for SAP.

APPLICATION:

Part of an add-on that provides functionalities for a certain business area. The following applications are enclosed in SAP® Applications by PROLOGA.

SAP® Material Flow Management and Legal Requirements Foundation by PROLOGA

SAP® Dispatching & Planning by PROLOGA

SAP® Mobile Order Management by PROLOGA

SAP® Smart Meter Rollout by PROLOGA

SAP® Meter Reader Planning by PROLOGA

SAP® Mobile On-Site Billing by PROLOGA

SAP® Mobile Order Management by PROLOGA, data analysis add-on

Further business specific definitions can be found in the document SAP® Applications by PROLOGA Terms and Definitions on the SAP Service Marketplace at: http://service.sap.com/instguides -> SAP Solution Extensions -> SAP Waste and Recycling Applications by PROLOGA -> Release 7.0

Even though the path SAP Waste and Recycling Applications by PROLOGA suggests that the documents are only for the Waste and Recycling industry documentation for utilities can also be found in this directory.

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1.2 Important SAP Notes

Check regularly for updates for the Operation Guide.

SAP Note Number Title

2005085 Composite note SAP® Waste & Recycling Apps by PROLOGA 7.0

2005274 Prerequisites for installing add-on V7.0

2014247 Required migration tasks for SAP Material Flow Management and Legal Requirements Foundation by PROLOGA when upgrading to add-on version 7.0

2016637 Changes in authorization objects when upgrading to version 7

2005279 How to get a license key for PROLOGA add on

Table 2: Important SAP Notes




2 Technical System Landscape – High Level Overview

The add-on (except SAP Mobile Order Management by PROLOGA, data analysis add-on) is written in ABAP and runs on top of SAP® for Utilities or SAP® Waste and Recycling. No additional server or database

component is required to run the add-on.

SAP ERP ECC 6.0 with IS-U Enhancement Package 7

SAP Applications by PROLOGA

SAP Mobile Order

Management

SAP Dispatching & Planning

SAP Material Flow

Management and Legal

Requirements Foundation

Order Management

SAP Waste And Recycling

Order ManagementDispatching and

route planning

Facility

management/

weighing system

Treatment and

disposal

Figure 1: Technical overview of the applications for SAP Waste and Recycling

SAP ERP ECC 6.0 with IS-U Enhancement Package 7

SAP Applications by PROLOGA

SAP Mobile Order

Management

SAP Meter Reader Planning

Order Management

SAP IS-U

Sales and

distribution

Material

ManagementISUPlant maintenance

SAP Smart Meter Rollout

SAP Mobile On-Site Billing

Figure 2: Technical overview of the applications for SAP® for Utilities

The data analysis add-on for SAP Mobile Order Management by PROLOGA is an HANA XSE app hat runs

on SAP® HANA. For more information about the administration tools available with SAP HANA and the key




tasks that a system administrator needs to perform as well as links to the relevant administration documentation of each of the components included in the SAP HANA solution see

http://help.sap.com/hana/SAP_HANA_Technical_Operations_Manual_en.pdf

2.1 Related Documentation

This Operation Guide only covers the add-on SAP® Applications by PROLOGA.

The following table lists where you can find more information about the technical system landscape that is the foundation for running the add-on:

Topic Guide/Tool Quick Link on SAP Service Marketplace

Application and Industry specific components SAP® for Utilities and SAP® Waste and Recycling

Master Guide http://service.sap.com/instguides

Technology components such as SAP NetWeaver

Master Guide http://service.sap.com/instguides

Technical Configuration Technical Infrastructure Guide - SAP NetWeaver 7.4

http://service.sap.com/installNW74

Scalability Technical Infrastructure Guide - SAP NetWeaver 7.4


Highly Availability Technical Infrastructure Guide - SAP NetWeaver 7.4


Security Security Guide http://service.sap.com/securityguide

Table 3: Helpful information about system landscape

2.2 Map Service

The add-on includes functionality to display objects on a digital map, to geocode a location and to calculate routes. To provide this functionality the add-on has to be connected to a map service like Google Maps™, PTV or a GIS.

Depending on the preferred map service additional hardware and software may be required.

For example, if you want to use PTV as your map service additional components like the SAP Internet Graphics Server, the corresponding PTV xServers and the map material has to be installed (see picture

below).

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Road map server computer withWindows Server 2008

UNIX or Linux cannot be used for this purpose

SAP IGS

( Internet Graphics Server)

PTVxMap Server

PTVxRoute Server

PTVxLocate Server

PTVRoadmap material

The IGS communicates via RFC with the gateway of the ERP 6.0 system. The road map data can then be displayed in the ERP system and geocoding and routing can be performed based on the PTV map

data.

SAP ERP 6.0 with EhP7

SAP_BASIS

SAP Kernel

PROLOGA Applications

SAP database

SAP_APPL

SAP IS-UT

SPAM/SAINT

RFC link to

SAP gateway

Figure 3: System landscape for the add-on in combination with PTV

In contrast if you want to use Google Maps™ no additional components are required because the software is hosted by Google. Only an HTTPS connection to the Google Maps™ servers has to be configured.

HTTPS connection

Map Web Service provided by Google

or Microsoft

SAP ERP 6.0 with EhP7

SAP_BASIS

SAP Kernel

PROLOGA Applications

SAP database

SAP_APPL

SAP IS-UT

SPAM/SAINT

Figure 4: System landscape for the add-on in combination with Google Maps

For more information about the supported map services and their requirements and configuration read the configuration guide SAP® Applications by PROLOGA Map Config on the SAP Service Marketplace at:

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3 Monitoring

Within the management of SAP Technology, monitoring is an essential task. A section has therefore been devoted solely to this subject.

Generally, all ERP applications use the NetWeaver technology for all monitoring tasks. Only specialties are described in detail in this guide.

You can find more information about the underlying technology in the “SAP NetWeaver Administrator’s Guide – Technical Operations Manual” in the SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -

> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> System Administration and Maintenance Information -> Technical Operations for SAP NetWeaver.

3.1 Alert Monitoring with CCMS

Proactive, automated monitoring is the basis for ensuring reliable operations for your SAP system environment. SAP provides you with the infrastructure and recommendations needed to set up your alert monitoring to recognize critical situations as quickly as possible.

SAP® Applications by PROLOGA is based on SAP NetWeaver technology, so you can use standard SAP NetWeaver monitoring tools. This includes the Computing Center Management System (CCMS). With the monitoring architecture of the CCMS, SAP provides an infrastructure with which you can monitor your IT landscape centrally. The monitoring architecture is delivered with every SAP NetWeaver Application Server. The architecture runs on every SAP NetWeaver Application Server and can be extended to include additional SAP and non-SAP components. The concept of the monitoring architecture is to make all required information available in a central monitoring system, such as alerts or log files.

In the Alert Monitor, you can find a number of monitor sets delivered by SAP. These contain the most important monitors that allow you to easily monitor your IT landscape. The SAP CCMS Monitor Templates monitor set contains the most important monitors for your daily monitoring tasks. For SAP ERP, a set of templates with the name “SAP ERP Monitor Templates” is available. You can either use the monitors from this set directly or as templates for your own monitors.

For more information about the CCMS, see SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> System Administration and Maintenance Information -> Technical Operations for SAP NetWeaver -> Administration of Application Server ABAP -> Monitoring and Administration Tools for Application Server ABAP -> Monitoring in the CCMS

3.1.1 CCMS Monitoring Installation and Setup

In order to enable the auto-alert mechanism of CCMS, see SAP Note 617547.

3.2 Detailed Monitoring and Tools for Problem and Performance Analysis

Information about technical problem analysis (such as with a database, the operating system, or workload analysis) can be found in SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> System Administration and Maintenance Information -> Technical Operation Guide.

3.2.1 Setting Up CCMS Monitoring for SAP Applications by PROLOGA

As the add-on is technically fully integrated in the SAP® ERP system, no additional resources like memory caches, queues etc. are delivered with the add-on. Therefore, the add-on does not require any special CCMS monitoring. Instead the already existing standard CCMS monitoring tools and SAP® standard templates can be used.



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3.3 Trace and Log Files

Logging and tracing for ABAP components is done using transaction SLG1. An Application Log comprises a log header and a set of messages. The log header contains general data (type, created by/on, etc.). Each log in the database also has the attributes Object and Sub object. These attributes describe the

application which wrote the log, and classify this application.

For more information about traces, see SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> System Administration and Maintenance Information -> Technical Operations for SAP NetWeaver -> Administration of Application Server ABAP -> Monitoring and Administration Tools for Application Server ABAP.

3.3.1 Log Objects for SAP Applications by PROLOGA

The following log objects are used for various functions in the add-on.

Object Sub object Description

/WATP/DEFAULT General logging object for the whole Add-on

/WATP/DEFAULT Default message log

/WATP/ADMTASK Administration

/WATP/ARCHIVE Archiving

/WATP/UPGRADEADJUST Upgrade processes

/WATP/IMPEXP Im-/Export

/WATP/ROUTING Routing

/WATP/ARB Logging object for SAP® Material Flow Management by PROLOGA

/WATP/ARB_INSPECTION Material Inspection

/WATP/ARBNOTELOG Disposal Documents

/WATP/ARBNWLOG Waste Stream Approval


/WATP/BC Logging object for SAP® Mobile Order Management by PROLOGA

/WATP/ADMIN Administration


/WATP/CONFIRM Confirmation



/WATP/CS_CIC Logging object for Cluster Builder

/WATP/CS_CIC CIC processes

/WATP/MOB Logging object for SAP® Mobile On-Site Billing by PROLOGA




/WATP/SMARTMETER Logging object for SAP® Smart Meter Rollout by PROLOGA

/WATP/DISTRICT Districts

/WATP/PLANSET Planning Scenarios

/WATP/TP Logging object for SAP Dispatching and Planning


Table 4: Log Objects of the add-on







3.3.2 Trace Functions

Trace files and log files are essential for analyzing problems. SAP® Applications by PROLOGA uses SAP NetWeaver tools for tracing and logging. There are no add-on specific trace and log files.

For more information about tracing and logging with SAP NetWeaver tools, see SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> System Administration and Maintenance Information -> Technical Operations for SAP NetWeaver -> Administration of Application Server ABAP -> Monitoring and Administration Tools for Application Server ABAP -> Trace Functions.

3.3.3 System Log

You can use the system log to identify and correct errors occurring in your system and its environment.

System log can be started with transaction SM21.

For more information about the system log, see SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> System Administration and Maintenance Information -> Technical Operations for SAP NetWeaver -> Administration of Application Server ABAP -> Monitoring and Administration Tools for Application Server ABAP -> SAP NetWeaver System Logging (SM21).

3.4 Data Growth and Data Archiving Monitors

SAP® Applications by PROLOGA uses the standard tools for archiving and monitoring data archiving

available in SAP NetWeaver, and does not require an application-specific tool. For more information, see the SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP Business Suite -> SAP ERP -> SAP Enhancement Package 7 for SAP ERP 6.0 -> Application Operations Guide.

For more information about the archiving objects delivered with SAP® Waste and Recycling, see the SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP Business Suite -> SAP ERP -> SAP Enhancement Package 7 for

SAP ERP 6.0 -> Application help and then Industries in SAP ERP -> SAP Utilities -> Tools -> Data

Archiving for SAP Utilities. More information about the delivered archiving objects or how to delete outdated data from the system can be found in the configuration guides on the SAP Service Marketplace at http://service.sap.com/instguides -> SAP Solution Extensions -> SAP Waste and Recycling Applications by PROLOGA -> Release 7.0.



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4 Management of SAP® Applications by PROLOGA 7.0

SAP provides you with an infrastructure to help your technical support consultants and system administrators effectively manage all SAP components and complete all tasks related to technical

administration and operation.

For more information, see SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> Technical Operations for SAP NetWeaver.

4.1 Starting and Stopping

SAP® Applications by PROLOGA does not require any specific task when the system gets started or

stopped.

For more information about how to start or stop the system, see SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> Technical Operations for SAP NetWeaver - Solution Life Cycle Management -> Starting and Stopping SAP NetWeaver ABAP and Java.

4.2 Software Configuration

Before you can use the applications delivered with the add-on you have to do the basic configuration for

the acquired applications.

The configuration guides for the different applications can be found on the SAP Service Marketplace at: http://service.sap.com/instguides -> SAP Solution Extensions -> SAP Waste and Recycling Applications by PROLOGA -> Release 7.0

The add-on serves as an enhancement of the existing SAP®

industry solution SAP® Waste and Recycling and SAP® for Utilities. Before you start to configure this add-on you have to configure the standard business processes first. For more information, see SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP Business Suite -> SAP ERP -> SAP Enhancement Package 7 for SAP ERP 6.0 -> Application Operations Guide.

4.3 Administration Tools

There are no software component administration tools that are specific to the add-on. SAP® Applications by PROLOGA uses standard administration tools based in SAP NetWeaver. For more information, see SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP Business Suite -> SAP ERP -> SAP Enhancement Package 7 for

SAP ERP 6.0 -> Application Operations Guide.

4.4 Backup and Restore

You need to back up your system landscape regularly to ensure that you can restore and recover it in

case of failure.

The backup and restore strategy for the add-on is identical as for SAP enhancement package 7 for SAP ERP 6.0 and consists of two parts:

Backup and restore coverage for each component (see table below)

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The backup and restore strategy for your system landscape should not only consider SAP systems but should also be embedded in overall business requirements and incorporate your company’s entire process flow.

In addition, the backup and restore strategy must cover disaster recovery processes, such as the loss of a data center through fire. It is most important in this context that you ensure that backup devices are not lost together with normal data storage (separation of storage locations).

Based on the type of application data contained in a component, we have introduced a categorization scheme for system components that can be used to analyze the backup requirements of any system component and to easily determine an appropriate backup method for this component. The following

table contains a component list for your solution and the appropriate Categories of System Components for Backup & Restore.

Categories of System

Components

Category Properties

Suggested Methods for Backup and Restore

Examples

I Only software, no configuration

or application data

- No backup, new installation in case of a recovery or

- Initial software backup after installation and upgrade

- Backup of log files

BDOC modeler

II Only software and configuration information, no application data

- Backup after changes have been applied or

- No backup, new installation and configuration in case of a recovery

- Backup of log files

SAP Gateway

Comm. Station

SAP Business Connector

SAP IPC (2.0C)

III Only replicated application data, replication time is sufficiently small for a recovery

Data:

- No data backup needed

- Backup of software, configuration, log files

SAP IMS/Search Engine

SAP IPC (2.0B)

Webserver

SAP ITS

IV Only replicated application data, backup recommended because replication time is too long, data not managed by a DBMS

Data:

- Application specific file system backup or

- Multiple instances


SAP IMS/Search Engine

Webserver

V Only replicated application data, backup recommended because replication time is too long, data managed by a DBMS

Data:

- Database and log backup or

- Multiple instances


SAP IPC (2.0B)

Catalog Server

VI Original application data, standalone system, data not managed by a DBMS

Data:

- Application-specific file system backup


Webserver

VII Original application data, standalone system, data managed by a DBMS, not based on SAP WebAS

Data:

- Database and log backup





VIII Original application data, standalone system, based on SAP WebAS

Data:

- Database and log backup, application log backup (such as job logs in file system)


Standalone SAP R/3

IX Original application data, data exchange with other systems, data not managed by a DBMS

Data:

- Application-specific file system backup, data consistency with other systems must be considered


X Original application data, data exchange with other systems, data managed by a DBMS, not based on SAP WebAS

Data:

- Database and log backup, data consistency with other systems must be considered


SAP liveCache

SAP Mobile Workbench

XI Original application data, data exchange with other systems, based on SAP WebAS

Data:

- Database and log backup, application log backup (such as job logs in file system), data consistency with other systems must be considered


SAP R/3

SAP CRM

SAP APO

SAP BW

Table 5: Backup & Restore Strategies for different component categories

All tables of the add-on are part of the SAP® ERP database and backup should be performed as described

below.

Categories of System

Components

Category Properties

Suggested Methods for Backup and Restore

Examples

XI Original application data, data exchange with other systems, based on SAP WebAS

Data:

- Database and log backup, application log backup (such as job logs in file system), data consistency with other systems must be considered


SAP R/3

SAP CRM

SAP APO

SAP BW

Table 6: Recommended Backup & Restore Strategies for the add-on

You can find general information on backup and restore of SAP NetWeaver based systems at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> Technical Operations for SAP NetWeaver -> Solution Life Cycle Management -> Backup and Recovery.

4.4.1 Backup Procedures

The add-on is based on SAP NetWeaver (Web Application Server ABAP) technology. All backup procedures for ABAP-based components also work for the add-on. Therefore, there is no special

procedure for the add-on. For more information about backup and recovery, see SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> Technical Operations for SAP NetWeaver -> Solution Life Cycle Management -> Backup and Recovery.






4.5 System Copy

Since the add-on is fully integrated in SAP® system you do not have to perform additional steps for creating a system copy. For a homogeneous system copy the standard procedures of SAP NetWeaver apply.

For more information about backup and recovery, see SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> Technical Operations for SAP NetWeaver -> Solution Life Cycle Management -> System Copy.

4.6 Periodic Task

Most modules of the PROLOGA add-on do not require any periodic task to run properly. Only for the on-board computing module it is necessary to schedule several periodic background jobs. This is explained in

detail in the configuration guide for the on-board computing module.

More information about the periodic tasks for SAP® Mobile Order Management by PROLOGA can be found in the corresponding configuration guide on the SAP Service Marketplace at http://service.sap.com/instguides -> SAP Solution Extensions -> SAP Waste and Recycling Applications by PROLOGA -> Release 7.0

4.7 Load Balancing

SAP® Applications by PROLOGA uses the standard functionality of NetWeaver for logon and load balancing. For more information about network load balancing, see SAP Service Marketplace at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> Technical Operations for SAP NetWeaver.

4.8 User Management

The add-on uses the standard functionality of SAP NetWeaver for user management, such as creating

users with transaction SU01 and creating and using roles with transaction PFCG.

The add-on itself does not need additional users or user groups. The add-on contains a pre-defined set of roles for common business scenarios which can easily be adapted to your specific needs.

4.8.1 Role Concept

Generally, the commercial clerk role referred to in the following chapters may also be assigned to consultants and developers, in particular for testing of relevant transactions. The designation “commercial

clerk” is only to express that the role was predominantly conceived for commercial clerks and therefore - which is essential – authorization is not issued for system administration, the ABAP workbench or customizing.

The authorization concept described in the following paragraphs distinguishes between a „standard“ end-

user (= commercial clerk) on the one hand and a „system design“-oriented user (consultant, developer or system administrator) on the other hand. The basic idea is that the commercial clerk may not interfere with the basic system configuration of a productive system (including the largest part of the

customizing).

With the add-on 7.0, several roles for various areas of the Waste & Recycling industry as well as for utilities are delivered. These roles have names starting with /WATP/. When the add-on is installed using transaction SAINT, the /WATP/ roles are imported

fully correctly only into client 000 but not into the other clients. This is normal system behavior.

The following single roles are delivered with the add-on 7.0 (in the following table, the column "Role name" actually contains the short description of the role):







Table 7: PROLOGA /WATP/ roles and their short descriptions

These /WATP/ roles have the following authorization profiles:

Table 8: /WATP/ roles and their authorization profile names

For technical reasons these roles are only imported fully correctly into the client 000 when the PROLOGA add-on 7.0 is installed. In other clients, the authorization profiles are usually not generated automatically

during the installation. Therefore, it is necessary to manually generate the authorization profiles belonging to these roles. We recommend the following course of action for the system administrator in order to make the delivered roles fully usable also in other clients. These actions should be performed in that client of the development system where development and customizing work is usually executed.

1. Enter transaction PFCG and choose one of the /WATP/ roles listed above. Switch into editing mode.




2. Choose the tab "Authorizations" and check the name of the authorization profile associated with the role. If the authorization profile has a name which deviates from the official standard profile name shown in the above table, then delete that wrongly named authorization profile.

3. Click on the button "Change Authorization Data". You will be displayed the first level of a tree-

like structure containing all authorizations belonging to the chosen role. You need not change any of the existing authorizations.

4. Save the role. If the system asks you to enter a name for the authorization profile, then enter the official standard profile name shown in the above table.

5. Generate the authorization profile and return to the preceding window.

6. Check if the authorization profile now has the correct name and that its status is "Authorization profile is generated". This should be the case now.

7. Generate the authorization profiles with the correct names for all other /WATP/ roles.

8. Check and, if required, adjust the assignment of the /WATP/ roles to users.

9. Include all /WATP/ roles in a customizing transport request. You can then transport these roles with the usual transport tools into all relevant clients in all relevant SAP systems in your landscape.

Then all /WATP/ roles should work correctly in all relevant clients.

Of course, you can also copy a /WATP/ role into a new role with a name chosen by you, and then you can change any details in the role as desired.

In the following paragraphs, most of the /WATP/ roles delivered with the add-on 7.0 are described in a more detailed way.

4.8.1.1 /WATP/PROLOGA_CUSTOMIZING (for consultants, administrators)

Brief description: Allows complete customizing in the /WATP/ namespace

This role provides the authorizations for customizing activities in the relevant PROLOGA configuration

transactions in the /WATP/ namespace. Authorizations for SAP® standard transactions are not provided. This role was mainly designed for consultants and persons being responsible for customizing tasks and can also be assigned to developers, if required. Due to security reasons this role should not be assigned to end-users on the commercial clerk level.

The menu tree of this role is structured as follows:

Figure 5: Role /WATP/PROLOGA_CUSTOMIZING

4.8.1.2 /WATP/WASTE_LEGAL_REQ_WITH_PRO (for commercial clerks)

Brief description: For material flow management for waste & recycling (SAP® + PROLOGA)

This role is mainly designed for commercial clerks and provides extensive authorizations for PROLOGA transactions in the component SAP® Material Flow Management and Legal Requirements Foundation by PROLOGA and also for some SAP® standard transactions relating to this field. However, rather than being




used on its own this role is most useful in combination with other roles (within SAP® Waste & Recycling), e.g. in combination with the role /WATP/WASTE_MANAGEMENT (see below).

The menu of the /WATP/WASTE_LEGAL_REQ_WITH_PRO role is structured as follows:

Figure 6: Role /WATP/WASTE_LEGAL_REQ_WITH_PRO

The possibilities to navigate from directly permitted transactions to other transactions are limited in order

to keep authorizations linked to this role concentrated on the waste legislation related field. Example: Material master data can be displayed but not changed. Additional rights provided by other roles are required in order to manage (including creating and deleting) material data.

As said earlier, this role provides no authorizations regarding system administration or ABAP development. Moreover, an end-user cannot execute any SAP® software transport functions (such as in the transactions SE09, STMS etc.) with this role. Customizing rights are very restricted. The same applies to authorizations in the area of spool request management and background processing. Those rights are

restricted in order to prevent authorizations from being unnecessarily assigned several times to the same user. If a user is to be provided with enhanced authorizations in these fields, those rights have to be assigned through other roles.




4.8.1.3 /WATP/ONBOARD_COMPUTER (for commercial clerks)

Brief description: Transactions for SAP® Mobile Order Management

This role provides a menu tree for SAP® Mobile Order Management by PROLOGA transactions and the

respective authorizations. However, this role should only be used as a supplement to other roles in the process of mobile workforce management, i.e. this role by itself is hardly sufficient for productive work. Rather, it should be combined with suitable other roles such as /WATP/ROUTEPLANNING.

This relatively "small" role offers the following menu:

Figure 7: Role /WATP/ONBOARD_COMPUTER

4.8.1.4 /WATP/ROUTEPLANNING (for commercial clerks)

Brief description: Route planning and related management of waste disposal orders

This role was designed for commercial clerks working in the field of route planning. This role enables the

user, among other things, to display the road map material in transactions such as

/WATP/TP_SHORTTERM. Moreover, the user may execute activities associated with route planning when maintaining waste disposal orders that are assigned to routes and vehicles. Here, the user may view the detailed data of the relevant waste disposal order or assign a waste disposal order to another vehicle. This role is recommended for planners of meter reader routes.

The menu of this relatively "small" role is structured as follows:

Figure 8: Role /WATP/ROUTEPLANNING

4.8.1.5 /WATP/SAMMELROLLE_MITPROFIL (for commercial clerks)

Brief description: Composite role of several waste & recycling and BC roles

This composite role was designed for commercial clerks who are responsible for various tasks in the field of waste and recycling and who are to be enabled to deal with route planning and mobile order

management (BC, on-board computing) as well.




This composite role comprises the following single roles including the respective authorizations (and the associated authorization profiles):

/WATP/WASTE_LEGAL_REQ_WITH_PRO

/WATP/WASTE_FEES_WITH_PROFILE

/WATP/MANAGE_CUSTOMERS

/WATP/ONBOARD_COMPUTER

/WATP/ROUTEPLANNING

The composite role PROLOGA_SAMMELROLLE_MITPROFIL provides extensive rights in the daily waste and recycling business and allows for necessary activities in adjacent areas such as sales. However, this role

does not cover the entire area of waste and recycling but mainly focuses on the PROLOGA transactions and those SAP® standard transactions which are relatively closely associated with them. This role also

provides the required authorizations to work with the SAP® Dispatching and Planning by PROLOGA application including the road map material.

This role does not provide authorizations to customize essential system settings. As regards system administration, ABAP development and transport management, this role does not provide any rights as it was designed for end-users.

4.8.1.6 /WATP/USERS_OWN_DATA (for commercial clerks)

Brief description: User's own data: address, spool requests, jobs of his own

This very "small" role enables the user to:

Display and change his own address data and default values in transaction SU3

Manage his own spool and print requests in transaction SP02

Manage his own background processing jobs in transaction SM37

Display his own authorizations with transaction SU56 and detect missing authorizations with

transaction SU53; the transactions SU53 and SU56 were deliberately not included in the menu in order to avoid calling the user’s attention to them. However, these transactions may be very helpful when analyzing authorization problems.

Neither spool requests nor background processing jobs of other users can be managed with this role.

4.8.1.7 /WATP/BC_WEBSERVICE_ADMIN_TEC (for developers and consultants)

Brief description: Allows comprehensive administration of web services

This role is mainly designed for developers and consultants, but not for end users. This role allows comprehensive administration and testing of web services in the Internet Communication Framework. The administration of RFC connections is, however, only allowed with some restrictions.

4.8.1.8 /WATP/DEVELOPER_CONSULTANT (for developers and consultants)

Brief description: Allows everything except the most critical administrative actions

This role allows everything a developer, customizer or consultant needs to do in his or her daily work and it fully allows the user to maintain his or her own data. Moreover, this role grants generous display authorizations even in administrative areas.

But this role does NOT permit the following critical (and dangerous) administrative actions:

Creating users and granting arbitrary authorizations to them

Changing the system settings with regard to modifiability of the entire system

Changing the system landscape and the transport routes in the TMS

Creating, changing, deleting, exporting and importing entire clients (However, using transaction SCC1 - client copy based on a single change request - is allowed, which is appropriate for customizing work.)

Changing server system profiles and operation modes




Creating, changing and deleting RFC connections

Copying, changing and deleting background jobs of other users

Deleting spool requests of other users

Administration of spool devices (printers) and spool servers

4.8.1.9 /WATP/MANAGE_CUSTOMERS (for commercial clerks)

Brief description: Allows displaying, changing and creating customer master data

This role provides the rights to display, change and create customers centrally as well as specifically in the sales and distribution area. Only few SAP standard transactions are involved here. Therefore, it is a "small" specialized role for commercial clerks which are mainly useful in combination with other roles.

This role also allows maintaining sample customers in SAP® Waste and Recycling. Access to debtors

through all company codes and sales areas is granted.

4.8.1.10 /WATP/MOBILE_CASE_MANAGEMENT (for commercial clerks)

This role allows executing transactions for clarification case management. It is designed for end users and does not allow making critical configuration settings.

4.8.1.11 /WATP/MOBILE_ON-SITE_BILLING (for commercial clerks)

This role allows the daily operational work regarding mobile on-site billing with PROLOGA transactions for end users. It does not allow general configuration changes.

4.8.1.12 /WATP/PROLOGA_LICENSE_MANAGEMT (for administrators and consultants)

This role allows managing (especially registering) the licenses for the PROLOGA software modules. Apart from that, the role does not grant any rights.

The transaction allowed by this role is /WATP/BASE_KEYREG.

4.8.1.13 /WATP/SERVICE_PRODUCTS_MANAGMT (for consultants and developers)

This role was mainly designed for the work of consultants and customizers (in particular in the

development and quality assurance systems); the role should not be granted to commercial clerks (end users) in the production system.

This role allows the comprehensive administration (creating, changing, displaying and deleting) of service products with all their components such as characteristics, classes, dependencies etc. However, distributing service products to other clients or systems by means of ALE or configuring ALE connections is deliberately not permitted by this role.

The authorizations in the areas of system administration, ABAP Workbench and general customizing are

very strictly constrained in this role and are limited to the required uncritical minimum.

4.8.1.14 /WATP/USER_MOB_APPMANAG (for commercial clerks)

This is a "small" role which allows end users to work with PROLOGA mobile applications. It allows using especially the transaction /WATP/OEC_MONITOR. However, this role does not permit customizing activities.

4.8.1.15 /WATP/WASTE_FEES_WITH_PROFILE (for commercial clerks)

This role is mainly designed for commercial clerks (end users) and provides a menu tree with the

associated authorization profile for the field of municipal billing in the waste and recycling industry. This role contains only SAP standard transactions and provides the following transaction groups:

Commercial master data with respect to municipal billing

Overview customer/account/contractual partner

Technical master data with respect to municipal billing

Move-in / move-out / relocation of customer

Executing municipal billing




4.8.1.16 /WATP/WASTE_MANAGEMENT (for commercial clerks)

This role provides a comprehensive menu tree for end users working in the business area "Waste and Recycling". It also contains the necessary authorizations for managing master data, contracts, waste disposal orders and weighing in the waste and recycling area. This role contains only standard SAP

transactions but no PROLOGA-/WATP/ transactions.

4.8.2 Authorization Objects

Authorization objects enable you to define complex authorizations by grouping up to 10 authorization fields in an AND relationship to check whether a user is allowed to perform a certain action. To pass an authorization test for an object, the user must satisfy the authorization check for each field in the object. Therefore, it is essential to provide users and user groups with correct user rights.

The development follows the SAP® guidelines for creating authorization objects. The classes and objects

of the PROLOGA add-on 7.0 were evaluated considering whether the existence of an authorization is mandatory from a process perspective.

Having determined the objects a user is requiring rights for, those rights can be allocated.




5 High Availability

SAP® Applications by PROLOGA follows the general high availability concept for all SAP NetWeaver based systems. For more information on high availability, see SAP Service Marketplace at http://help.sap.com -

> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> -> Technical Operation for SAP NetWeaver -> Solution Lifecycle Management -> SAP Business Continuity.

If you plan to implement High Availability application, please get in contact with your hardware partner to set up the High Availability scenario.





6 Software Change Management

Software Change Management standardizes and automates software distribution, maintenance, and testing procedures for complex software landscapes and multiple software development platforms. These

functions support your project teams, development teams, and application support teams.

The goal of Software Change Management is to establish consistent, solution-wide change management that allows for specific maintenance procedures, global rollouts (including localizations), and open integration with third-party products

This section provides additional information about the most important software components.

6.1 Transport and Change Management

For transport and change management issues, the procedures of SAP NetWeaver apply for SAP® Applications by PROLOGA. For more information, see the Technical Operations Guide for SAP NetWeaver on SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> Technical Operation for SAP NetWeaver -> Solution Lifecycle Management -> Software Logistics -> Change and Transport System (CTS).

6.2 Development Requests and Development Release Management

The standard procedures of SAP NetWeaver apply. See the Technical Operations Guide for SAP NetWeaver on SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver 7.4 -> Technical Operation for SAP NetWeaver.

6.3 Template Management

You can deploy Customizing settings by using Business Configuration Sets (BC sets). For more information about BC sets, see BC Set Documentation.

6.4 Quality Management and Test Management

You may use the SAP NetWeaver Development Infrastructure to learn about the various possibilities to test your software changes.

6.5 Support Packages and Patch Implementation

The standard procedures of SAP NetWeaver apply. See the Technical Operations Guide for SAP NetWeaver on SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com/nw74.

You can find detailed information about the released support packages for SAP® Applications by PROLOGA on the Service Marketplace at: http://service.sap.com/swdc -> Support Packages and Patches-> Search for Support Packages and Patches (search for PROLOGA WASTE 700_617).

Please read the corresponding Release and Information Notes (RIN) before you apply any Support Packages or Patches of the selected SP Stack.


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7 Troubleshooting

For information about troubleshooting SAP NetWeaver, see the Technical Operations Manual for SAP NetWeaver on SAP Help Portal at http://help.sap.com/nw74 and look for the Problem Analysis Guide

(PAG).

The PAG contains a list of problem analysis scenarios which describe all activities and their sequence in order to analyze a problem which might occur with SAP NetWeaver (NW).

The description of each activity contains:

A list of the necessary tools or programs as well as the steps in the tools, if necessary

A description of the problem-specific content semantics (e.g. log or trace messages)

Problem analysis scenarios (PAS) can cover cases of either error analysis or performance analysis. In addition, there can be both component and scenario-oriented PAS:

Component-oriented PAS

Error and performance analysis within single NW components (e.g. XI) or sub-components (e.g. XI-AF)

Scenario-oriented PAS

Error and performance analysis within NW scenarios (e.g. broadcasting)

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8 Support Desk Management

Support Desk Management enables you to set up an efficient internal support desk for your support organization that seamlessly integrates your end users, internal support employees, partners, and SAP

Active Global Support specialists with an efficient problem resolution procedure.

For support desk management, you need the methodology, management procedures, and tools infrastructure to run your internal support organization efficiently.

8.1 Remote Support Setup

SAP support needs to be able to work remotely for highest efficiency and availability. Therefore all

required support tools must be remotely accessible for SAP support. For SAP SNC, the standard SAP procedures for setting up remote support setup apply.

For information about Remote Support Setup, see SAP Service Marketplace at http://service.sap.com/access-support.

All support tools are accessible by SAP Gui or web browser using a support role. This role does not allow

performing any changes to the component.

For ABAP based components e.g. the role SAP_RCA_SAT_DISP is shipped via the ABAP add-on component ST-PI.

8.2 Problem Message Handover

For information about processing of internal support messages and forwarding them to SAP, see SAP Help

Portal at http://help.sap.com -> Application Lifecycle Mgmt -> SAP Solution Manager -> SAP Solution Manager 7.1. To send problem messages to SAP, use the referent ERP application component in the SAP

application component hierarchy.

For SAP® Applications by PROLOGA use an application component in the SAP application component hierarchy under IS-U-WA-LO.

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9 Appendix

9.1 Customizing Tables

Below displayed is a list of all tables containing customization and configuration data of the PROLOGA

add-on.

Package Table Description

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TADMARFRM Archiving frame

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TADMCSTM Customizing settings for the Admin

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TADMMEASA Measuring point collection

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TADMMEASC Measuring point collection

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TADMMEASM Measurement client

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TADMMEASN Measurement numbering

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMARFR Archiving frame

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMARFRO Archiving frame object types

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMARFRR Archiving frame selection

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMARFRT Archiving frame text

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMMEAS Reading point

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMMEAST Measurement text

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMTKTPT Task template text

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMTSKK Task kind

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMTSKKT Task kind text

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMTSKT Task template

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMTSKTP Task template parameters

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMTSKTT Task template text

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMUADJ Upgrade Adjustment

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTADMUADJP Upgrade Adjustment Property

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTRANGEDF Definition of selection

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTRANGEDFK Definition of selection keys

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTRANGEDFS Definition of selection structures

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTRANGEDFT Definition of selection text

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTRANGEDFX Definition of selection structure text

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTRANGEDG Restriction definition group

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/TTRANGEDGT Group of definition of selection text

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTADRRLE ADR regulation

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTADRRLED ADR regulations / Detail

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTADRRLEDT Text table for table /WATP/TTADRRLED

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTADRRLET Text table for table /WATP/TTADRRLE

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_HCO Packaging type

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_HCOT Packaging type (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_HNS Configuration for ARB waste streams

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_NWC General settings for ARB waste streams

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_PAT Packaging type




/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_PATT Packaging type (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_PHP Physical properties

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_PHPT Physical properties (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_TMM Treatment procedures

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_TMMT Treatment procedures (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_WOT Type of transport

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARB_WOTT Type of transport (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARBCNFG General settings for ARB

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARBMRL Material Risk Level

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARBMRLT Material Risk Level (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARBNWCH Single checks for the waste stream

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARBNWCHT Text table for table /WATP/TTARBNWCH

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARBPOLRG Additional information on political region

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARBSFAB Service types for automatic document post. from confirmation

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTARBZDLCF ZEDAL configuration

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTCERTTYP Disposal Document Types

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTCERTTYPT Disposal Document Types (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTCOLLCAT EWC collective categories

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTCOLLCATT EWC collective categories (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTCTRLLVL Monitoring level

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTCTRLLVLT Monitoring level (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTDECLV Declaration analysis parameter

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTDECLVT Declaration analysis parameter (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTPRFTYP Waste approval types

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTPRFTYPCH Active checks for material flow type

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTPRFTYPT Waste approval types (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTPRTCERT Used note types for waste stream

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTPRTCTRL Used waste stream for a monitoring level

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTPTNRTYP Partner types

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTPTNRTYPT Partner types (text)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTWSTMODE Waste disposal procedure

/WATP/ARB /WATP/TTWSTMODET Waste disposal procedure (text)

/WATP/ARB_AT /WATP/TTARB_TQM Quantification method

/WATP/ARB_AT /WATP/TTARB_TQMT Text table for table /WATP/TTARB_TQM

/WATP/ARB_BE /WATP/TTARB_NTP note types

/WATP/ARB_BE /WATP/TTARB_NTPT note types (text)

/WATP/ARB_BE /WATP/TTARB_PTM Pre-treatment of waste

/WATP/ARB_BE /WATP/TTARB_PTMT Pre-treatment of waste (text)

/WATP/ARB_DE /WATP/TTARBEANER eANV Error Codes

/WATP/ARB_DE /WATP/TTARBEANVC eANV Configuration

/WATP/ARB_DE /WATP/TTARBMODCF MODAWI Configuration

/WATP/ARB_DE /WATP/TTARBVIWID eANV Configuration: View ID's

/WATP/ARB_DE /WATP/TTARBWRKPF eANV Configuration: Assignment of plants to VPS (mailbox)




/WATP/ARB_DE /WATP/TTARBZKSTY eANV Configuration: ZKS form types

/WATP/ARB_INSPECTION /WATP/TARICFG General settings

/WATP/ARB_INSPECTION /WATP/TARIECCAT Clarification case category

/WATP/ARB_INSPECTION /WATP/TARIECCATT Text table for table /WATP/TARIECCAT

/WATP/ARB_INSPECTION /WATP/TARISTRAT Master data for the strategic control

/WATP/ARB_INSPECTION /WATP/TARISTRATT Text table for table /WATP/TARIECCAT

/WATP/ARB_STEERING /WATP/TARBST_CG General settings for output steering

/WATP/ARB_STEERING /WATP/TARBST_CT Allowed Contract Types

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT001 Signal types

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT001A Additional data for signal types

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT001T Signal types (text)

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT002 Signals

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT002T Signals (text)

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT003 Transmission Status

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT003T Transmission Status (text)

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT007 Document categories

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT007T Text table for table /WATP/TT007

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT008 Document definitions

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT008A Additional data for documents

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TT008T Text table for table /WATP/TT008

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCACTVTY Additional data for signal Activity

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCCMMNT Additional data for signal Comment

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCCONFIG General settings for MOM

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCEXCEPT Additional data for signal Exception

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCFILLLV Additional data for signal fill level

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCKEYPRO Tablekey provider

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCKEYPRT Tablekey provider (text)

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCMDGEN General settings for master data generation

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCOBJTKP Assignment object type to table key provider

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCOBJTYP Additional data for object type

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCOBJTYR Object types Replication

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCOBJTYT Text table for table /WATP/TTBCOBJTY

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCRES Confirmation types

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCRESF Confirmation fields

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCRESFT Confirmation fields (text)

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCREST Confirmation types (text)

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCROLE Role

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTBCROLET Role (text)

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPGRP Transfer type groups

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPGRPT Transfer type groups (text)

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPPARM Transmission parameter

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPPARMT Transmission parameter (text)

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPPRIO Transfer priority

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPPRIOT Transfer priority (text)




/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPPROPS Additional data for transfer type class

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPRANK Transfer rank

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPRANKT Transfer rank (text)

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPTSSIG Assignment Transfer Status and Signal

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPTYPE Transmission types

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPTYPET Transmission types (text)

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTEXPXML XSLT-programs for transfer types

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTSIGTYPGR Signal type groups

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/TTSIGTYPGT Signal type groups (text)

/WATP/BC_EEWA /WATP/TT005 Additional data for service types (EEWA)

/WATP/BC_EEWA /WATP/TTBCRESA Assignment of confirmation types (EEWA)

/WATP/BC_MOB /WATP/TTMOBBCCFG BC/MOB configuration for meter reading

/WATP/BC_MOB /WATP/TTMOBBCIS BC/MOB Additional data for billing status

/WATP/BC_MOB /WATP/TTMOBBCSIM BC/MOB Configuration for OBU Simulation

/WATP/BUSINESS /WATP/TTSPRATXTG Client independent text

/WATP/CONTSERVICE /WATP/TTCICBPSD Profile for PROLOGA Business Partner Component of CIC

/WATP/CONTSERVICE /WATP/TTCSCABADR PROLOGA characteristic for addresses, customizing

/WATP/CONTSERVICE /WATP/TTCSCABFOP Assignment FOP and address characteristic

/WATP/CONTSERVICE /WATP/TTCSCICL PROLOGA cic clusterbuilder, configuration nodes in cic tree

/WATP/CONTSERVICE /WATP/TTCSCICLGO Profiles for PROLOGA logo component of cic, customizing

/WATP/CONTSERVICE /WATP/TTCSRELCON Container types changing during a day , customizing

/WATP/EEWA /WATP/TTORDALLCO Configuration order creation

/WATP/EEWA /WATP/TTORDALLSP Split criteria for order creation

/WATP/EEWA_GUARANTOR /WATP/TEGGCONFIG Configuration for Guarantor

/WATP/EEWA_GUARANTOR /WATP/TEGGCONTCT Assignment of VKORG and system operator

/WATP/EXAMPLES /WATP/TEXARTICLT Text table for table /WATP/TEXARTICL

/WATP/IMPEXP /WATP/TIECONFTSK Import export configuration assigning task

/WATP/IMPEXP /WATP/TTIECONF Import Export Configuration

/WATP/IMPEXP /WATP/TTIECONFD Import Export Configuration Data Provider Parameter

/WATP/IMPEXP /WATP/TTIECONFDM Import Export Configuration Data Provider Parameter

/WATP/IMPEXP /WATP/TTIECONFTF Import Export Transformer

/WATP/IMPEXP /WATP/TTIECONFTP Import export transformer parameter

/WATP/MAP /WATP/TTMAPCFGST Text table for table /WATP/TTMAPCFGS

/WATP/MAP /WATP/TTMAPCNFG Map configuration

/WATP/MAP /WATP/TTMAPCNFGS Map configuration

/WATP/MOB /WATP/TTMOBCNFG MOB Configuration

/WATP/MOB_CONNECT /WATP/TTMOBCCNFG MOB Configuration Customizing

/WATP/MOB_CONNECT /WATP/TTMOBCEBR MOB Finished rates

/WATP/MOB_CONNECT /WATP/TTMOBCEBV MOB Finished rates variants

/WATP/MOB_CONNECT /WATP/TTMOBCUBS MOB Used rate schemas

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TOBJNRNGN Client independent object number

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TRANGE Selection saved

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TRANGET Selection text




/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TRANGEV Selection values

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTACCLMT Account Limit

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTACCLMTC Account limit current

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTACCLMTK Account limit keys

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTACCLMTT Account limit text table

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTAPPL applications

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTAPPLGRP Application group

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTAPPLSCR application area

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTAPPLT Text table for table /WATP/TTAPPL

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPL Implementation / version APPL

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLAPA Implementation Application Extension

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLAPAB Implementation application plugin booking

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLAPAS Implementation application plugin sync

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLAPAT Text table for table /WATP/TTIMPLAPA

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLAPBT Implementation application plugin booking text

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLBFM Implementation BO field modifications

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLBH Implementation Behavior control

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLBOA Implementation BO Extension

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLBOK Implementation Postings

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLDTA Implementation data authority

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLFLD Implementation fields

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLGRP Implementation group

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLMAN Implementation active in client

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLNAV Implementation navigation

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLNAVF Implementation - Fields for navigation

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLNAVP Implementation - Properties for navigation

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLNAVT Text table for table /WATP/TTIMPLNAV

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLNR Implementation number range

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLPRA Implementation process authority

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLPRF Implementation profiles

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLPRT Implementation print forms

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLRNG Implementation selections

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLRPT Implementation report mapping

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLSCR Implementation subscreen

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLSCRT Implementation screen texts

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLSET Implementation set

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTIMPLTAA Implementation TA Extension

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJBH Behavior

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJBHT Behavior (text)

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJBHUIF Behavior control user interface fields

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJGRP Object type group

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJMOD Component (brackets for OBJGRP, IMPLGRP, APPLGRP, PRTGRP...)

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJMODP Module packages

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJMODV Module versions




/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJNRNG Number range settings

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJNRNGM Number range settings

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJPRCP object type process position

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJPROC object type processes

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJPROCT object type processes (texts)

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJREAD object reader

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJREADF Details of supported features

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJREADM object reader client

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJREADR Detail for reader ranges

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJREADT Reader object types

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJREADV Used tables of the reader

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJSTAT object status

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJSTATF Object status field modifications

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJSTATM Object status client

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJSTATT object status (text)

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTRA Transaction configuration

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTRAM Transaction configuration client

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTRAMP Transaction configuration parameter client

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTRAP Transaction configuration parameter

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTRAT Transaction configuration text

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTRGRP Object type group

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTYPE object types

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTYPEA Object type archiving

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTYPEB MetaInfo Blobs for object types

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTYPED Object type extensions

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTYPEM object types

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTYPET Text table for table /WATP/TTOBJTYPE

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJTYPMT Text table for table /WATP/TTOBJTYPM

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJVIEW Object view

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJVIEWM Client dependent override for object view

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTOBJVIEWT Text table for table /WATP/TTOBJVIEW

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTPRMASS Parameter assignment

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTPRMASSP Parameters of the parameter assignment

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/TTPRMASSPV Parameter values of the parameter assignment for large data values

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TCAPAKINDT Text table for table /WATP/TCAPAKIND

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTFOP4APPL FOP for Application (Text)

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTFOP4APPT FOP for Application

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTPLANMERK Characteristics conversion

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTPST4RPS Required stops between two route points

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTTPASPCT Planning Aspect

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTTPASPCTT Text table for table /WATP/TTTPASPCT

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTTPCPCNFG General settings for the capacity planning

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTTPDDRLST Drag&Drop rule templates for the district planning

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTTPDDRSTT Text table for table /WATP/TTTPDDRST




/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTTPDDRULE Drag&Drop rules for the district planning

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTTPHRINFO HR Infotypes read in OPTP

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTTPOPCNFG General settings for the operative planning

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TTTPRPCNFG General settings for the district planning

/WATP/PORTAL_EEWA /WATP/TTPOEWUIPG Page in UI

/WATP/PORTAL_EEWA /WATP/TTPOEWUIPT Text table for table /WATP/TTPOEWUIP

/WATP/PRINT /WATP/TTPRTFRM Print form

/WATP/PRINT /WATP/TTPRTFRMO Print form options

/WATP/PRINT /WATP/TTPRTFRMP Print form parameter

/WATP/PRINT /WATP/TTPRTFRMS Print form assigning sub print forms

/WATP/PRINT /WATP/TTPRTFRMT Assignment print forms to object types

/WATP/PRINT /WATP/TTPRTGRP Print form group

/WATP/SAP /WATP/TTFLEETCAT Fleet cat further properties

/WATP/SMARTMETER /WATP/TTSMSCHDL General settings for the integration of the scheduler

/WATP/SMARTMETER /WATP/TTSMSCHPL General settings for the scheduler for SMRO

/WATP/SMARTMETER /WATP/TTSMWPLT Work Plan Type

/WATP/SMARTMETER /WATP/TTSMWPLTT Text table for table /WATP/TTSMWPLT

/WATP/VISUALS /WATP/TTPLANHTMC HTML planner chart types

/WATP/VISUALS /WATP/TTPLANHTML HTML planner configuration

/WATP/VISUALS /WATP/TTPLANHTMT Text table for table /WATP/TTPLANHTM

Table 7: Customizing and configuration tables




9.2 Authorization Objects delivered with the Add-on

Package Technical

Name Transaction Description

/WATP/ACS_CASEMANAGER /WATP/ACCM Case Manager

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/BSAD /WATP/BASE_ADMIN Administration

/WATP/ADMIN /WATP/BSRG Selection

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARAG EWC group

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARAP ADR tunnel code

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARAV AVV catalog entry

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARCF /WATP/ARB_CONFIG Material Flow Management Configuration

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARCL ADR classes

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARDL Declaration analysis

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARMD Material Flow Management Master Data

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARNG NGS A/S legacy

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARNT Disposal Documents

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARNW Waste approval

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARNY Notification

/WATP/ARB /WATP/AROG Authorization object for group (Austria norm catalog)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/AROK Authorizations object for catalog entry (Austria norm catal.)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/AROS Authorizations object for specification (Austria norm catal.)

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARSC Waste generation sites

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARUN ADR UN Catalog

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARZD ARB ZEDAL interface

/WATP/ARB /WATP/ARZK Authorization object for ARB ZKS documents

/WATP/ARB_INSPECTION /WATP/ARMI Authorization object for ARB material inspection

/WATP/ARB_NL_EBA /WATP/AREB

Authorization object for ARB NL

EBA overview

/WATP/ARB_STEERING /WATP/ARST Authorization object for output steering

/WATP/BC_ADMINISTRATION /WATP/BCAC BC-Suite Archive (not applied)

/WATP/BC_ADMINISTRATION /WATP/BCAD /WATP/BC_ADMIN BC-Suite Administration

/WATP/BC_BASE /WATP/BCDH BC-Suite Document history

/WATP/BC_BASE /WATP/BCMH BC-Suite Message history

/WATP/BC_BASE /WATP/BCMO /WATP/BC_MONITOR BC-Suite traffic monitor

/WATP/BC_BASE /WATP/BCOM /WATP/BC_OBUMAN BC-Suite OBU Management

/WATP/BC_BASE /WATP/BCOR BC-Suite OBU profile

/WATP/BC_BASE /WATP/BCSO BC-Suite Software update order

/WATP/BC_BASE /WATP/BCSP BC-Suite Software update order item

/WATP/BC_BASE /WATP/BCSQ BC-Suite System data request

/WATP/BC_BASE /WATP/BCSW BC-Suite OBU software




/WATP/BC_BASE /WATP/BCXP BC-Suite Expert

/WATP/BC_COMMUNICATION /WATP/BCCC /WATP/BC_CC BC Suite communication

/WATP/BC_COMMUNICATION /WATP/BCEV /WATP/BC_EVENT BC Suite event archive

/WATP/BC_COMMUNICATION /WATP/BCSI BC-Suite Signal history

/WATP/BC_COMMUNICATION /WATP/BCSV BC-Suite Signal history

/WATP/BC_COMMUNICATION /WATP/BCTT /WATP/BC_TESTBED BC Suite test environment

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/BCCF /WATP/BC_CONFIG BC Suite configuration

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/BCCT BC-Suite Cycle template

/WATP/BC_CONFIGURATION /WATP/BCMT BC-Suite Message template

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCAH BC-Suite Activity history

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCCH BC-Suite Comment history

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCCI BC Suite Customer order state history

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCCO /WATP/BC_CONFIRM BC Suite Route confirmation

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCCR BC-Suite Customer order confirmation data

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCEA BC-Suite Emptying

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCEH BC-Suite Exception history

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCOA /WATP/BC_OPARCHIVE BC Suite process archive

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCOH BC Suite process archive

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCSH BC-Suite Customer service status history

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCSR BC-Suite Customer service confirmation data

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCST BC-Suite Employee time recording

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCTH BC-Suite Route status history

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCTR BC-Suite Route confirmation data

/WATP/BC_CONFIRMATION /WATP/BCWB BC-Suite Weigh bill

/WATP/BC_EEWA /WATP/BCCM /WATP/BC_CONTMOVE BC/EEWA-Suite Container history

/WATP/BC_EEWA /WATP/BCNM BC/EEWA-Suite Container history

/WATP/BC_EEWA /WATP/BCOP /WATP/BC_ORDER BC/EEWA-Suite Order Management

/WATP/BIDS /WATP/BDTP BIDS Transponder

/WATP/CONTSERVICE /WATP/CSAD Authorization object Administration CONTSERVICE

/WATP/EEWA_GUARANTOR /WATP/GUAR Authorization object for guarantor processing

/WATP/GEOCODING /WATP/GIS /WATP/GEOCODE_DEVLOC Geo-code container locations

/WATP/IMPEXP /WATP/BSIE /WATP/BASE_IECONFIG Import/Export configuration

/WATP/MISC /WATP/BSAS Authority object for ABAP scripting

/WATP/MOB /WATP/MBCD /WATP/MOB_CNTRLDESK MOB Control Station

/WATP/MOB /WATP/MBCF /WATP/MOB_CONFIG MOB Configuration

/WATP/MOB /WATP/MBMD /WATP/MOB_MRMAN MOB Management Meter Reader

/WATP/MOB /WATP/MRTR MOB meter reading tour

/WATP/MOB_CONNECT /WATP/MBSP MOB Support

/WATP/MOB_CONNECT /WATP/MCCF MOB Connect Configuration

/WATP/OBJECT /WATP/BSOM /WATP/BASE_OBJCONFIG Object configuration

/WATP/OEC /WATP/OEMN /WATP/OEC_MONITOR Order Execution Cockpit




/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/PGEA Authorization object for EA-position assignment to PlanGroup

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TPCC Capacity planning configuration

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TPCK Capacity type

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TPCO Short term

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TPCR Long term configuration

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TPPA planning area

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TPPG planning group

/WATP/ORDER_PROCESSING /WATP/TPPS Planning scenario

/WATP/SMARTMETER /WATP/SMCF /WATP/SM_CONFIG Smart Meter configuration

/WATP/WAMM /WATP/WMCF /WATP/WAMM_CONFIG WAMM configuration

Table 8: Authorization Objects delivered with the add-on