How you will do client copy? If SAP * user is not available
at all
in your system then how u will do client copy?
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Answer Posted / jins baby
1) Create a Client using SCC4
Note: If you are trying to login with sap* & pass it won't
allow you. So follow this step
a) Go to RZ10
b) Select Instance Profile
c) Choose Extended Maintanance
d) Click on paramater button
e) Select parameter login/no_automatic_user_sapstar “ and
set value as “ 0 ”
d) Click on back button ,it will prompt you for saving.
e) Restart the system so that the values will be affected.
2)Login as sap* and pass in newly created client
Note: If you need to do a local client copy u should log
on to destination client.
3) select which type of client copy you want
(i will explain the local client copy)
4) go to SCCL
5) Select Source Client (Eg 001), select the profile(eg:
SAP_ALL).
6) Schedule this a Background Job
7) It will take some time to finish the client copy(It
depends on the profile you have choosen above), this time
dont log on to source and destination client.
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