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Optimizing Packaged Applications

Understanding SAP Versions Niel Robertson - CTO, Co-Founder Newmerix Corporation 1100 S. McCaslin Blvd, Suite 160 Superior, CO 80027 303-350-3900 www.newmerix.com or [email protected] Newmerix Corp. Confidential – not for redistribution

Keys to Understanding Versions  SAP versioning is a bit tricky – bear with it a bit until you learn it  It depends on which part of the stack you are asking about (application stack or technology stack)  It has evolved as SAP has changed its overall architecture from 2 tier to 3 tier  Many names are just marketing bundles of technology components

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Main Concepts You Will Encounter R/3, R/3 Enterprise, mySAP ABAP BASIS WebAS ECC NetWeaver Read on for explanations.. Newmerix Corp. Confidential – not for redistribution

Application Editions  R/2

 Terminal server architecture  “Greenscreen” UI

 R/3

 Introduced client server architecture  Uses BASIS for technology stack  Desktop client UI

 R/3 Enterprise

 Replaced BASIS with WebAS (Web Application Server)  Web Based UI

 mySAP

 Web based UI  Changed “WebAS” to just “AS”

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ABAP Proprietary programming language All of SAP was written in ABAP until about 3 years ago ABAP doesn’t really have versions, it depends on the BASIS version being run

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BASIS  R/3

 BASIS is the complete technology stack and application stack  Runs ABAP programs (all application logic is contained in the BASIS server)  BASIS acts as the application server using proprietary protocols to communicate to the desktop client  All changes to SAP application made in BASIS

 For R/3 Enterprise

 BASIS was split into BASIS and WebAS (WebAS uses standard internet protocols to communicate with web browsers)  BASIS version numbers aligned with WebAS versions  BASIS conceptually used only for administration (migrations, performance monitoring)

 For mySAP

 BASIS conceptually equal to WebAS

 Note: since the introduction of WebAS, BASIS versions are referred to either as both X.YZ and XYZ (e.g. 6.10 or 610, 7.0 or 700) where X.YZ is the WebAS version number

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WebAS  Application server that replaced BASIS  Uses standard internet protocols so it can communicate with web browsers  Hosts ABAP engine (runs ABAP applications)  Version 6.20 had the first J2EE engine so you could write Java applications as well as ABAP

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ECC (ERP Core Components)  Separates application logic from technology stack  All the modules you would buy (e.g. Payroll) are thought of now as in ECC (before they were thought of as in BASIS)

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NetWeaver This is just a bundling of standard technology stack components that are released together WebAS Enterprise Portal Business Intelligence Exchange Integraton

WebAS renamed AS going forward

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Try This View With What You Now Know In the beginning BASIS was both the server AND the application

BASIS sort of “sits in the middle” to help administer applications now

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Release Matrix Year

UI Type

Application Edition

Major

Minor

Terminal

R/2

-

-

Desktop

R/3

1.0

-

1.0

Desktop

R/3

2.0, 2.1

-

2.0, 2.1

1997

Desktop

R/3

3.0, 3.1

3.1I

3.1I

1998

Desktop

R/3

4.0

4.0B

4.0B

2000

Desktop

R/3

4.5

4.5B

4.5B

2001

Desktop

R/3

4.6

4.6B. 4.6C

4.6B, 4.6C

2001

Desktop

R/3

4.6D*

4.6D

4.6D, 610

6.10

2003

Web

R/3 Enterprise

1.10

(a.k.a. 4.7x110

620

Web

R/3 Enterprise

2.00

(a.k.a. 4.7x200)

2005

Web

mySAP

2004

2006 (June)

Web

mySAP

2005

1992

BASIS

WebAS

NetWeaver

SolMan

6.20

NetWeaver (2003)

2.1

630

6.30

NetWeaver (2003)

2.2, 3.1, 3.2

-

640

6.40

ECC 5.0

NetWeaver 04

4.0

-

700

7.0 (now called AS)

ECC 6.0

NetWeaver 04S

4.0

P appears to support 4.6D on BASIS server and WebAS Newmerix Corp. Confidential – not for redistribution

ECC

Solution Manager

ution Manager appears to have been introduced with R/3 Enterprise Edition Newmerix Corp. Confidential – not for redistribution

Some Screenshots of Different Versions

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R/2 Screenshot

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R/3 1.0 Screenshot

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R/3 2.0, 2.1 Screenshot

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R/3 4.0, 4.5 Screenshot

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