Requirement : An SAP server, with a single Productive client shared by multiple company codes. Each CoCode would have their own domain (FQDN), and any email send out, for example PO to vendors, are to be sent using each individual CoCode SMTP mail server. Solution Steps: 1. Configure multiple SMTP nodes in Tx SCOT, limiting each node with a Sender Group 2. Set different Sender Group (CDG) parameters for each user of each CoCode (Tx SU01 > Parameters) 3. Test using SCOT's Routing Test feature 4. Profit Detail Step: Logon to SAP system and configure multiple SMTP Node, can use Continue with SCOT Wizard. Once you get multiple Nodes (as per below screenshot), double click any of them, In this example, we double click on the "SECOND" node. And then click on "Set" button for the address type you want to configure (that would most probably be for INT type) And click the Pencil icon for setting the Sender Group Here we can set based on FQDN or any string. We are ...
Reference from: https://www.consultoria-sap.com/2010/03/client-copy-derivation-rule-tables-are.html TL;DR - Execute report ABADRCHECK with selected 'DELSTEPS' //alak ==== Client copy is completed with status "Post-Processing Required". There is an error in log for object FINB-TR-DERIVATION: DA300 "No active nametab exists for *some db table*" Name of db table is usually with naming convention: xxyyyysssmmmnnnn (xx - application class, yyyy - strategy ID, sss - system indicator, mmm - client, nnnn - sequence number) These db tables are part of some instance of derivation tool in your system and are used to store Derivation Rule Values. Other terms ABADR, FINB_TR_CC_EXIT, FINB_TR_CC_EXIT_TARGET, DA 300, DA300, CC, SCC9, SCCL, SCC3 Reason and Prerequisites During processing CC there was huge workload into your system. CC processcreates new tables to store copied derivation rules. This is done in parallel asynchronous process. But due to workload into system, t...
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