Thursday, 19 August 2021

Creating System Track in SAP Maintenance Planner

 A system track is a logical grouping of related systems, and contains two or more systems in your landscape on the same target software level. A system track helps you to update or upgrade all the systems at once.

  • To create a system track in MP , two or more SAP systems, such as Dev, QA, and Production required.

You can put two or more systems in a track in the following scenarios:

  • They have the same product versions. For example, three SAP ERP systems or four SAP HCM systems.

  • They have different SP levels, but should be on the same level.

    You can put systems with the same start level in a track with the same target level.

    You can put systems with different start levels in a track with the same target level.

Here 3 System we are using to create track.

Development - ES1
Quality - ES2
Production - ES3

1. Go to https://apps.support.sap.com/sap/support/mp

Click on 'Explore System'


2. Select the Development System,
 

3. Check all the status showing Green, then click on the SID on the Center


4. Select 'Tracks' option on the left side,


5. If 'No System tack found' message appear below, it means currently the system is not included in any tracks.

Then click on 'Create Track' option on the right side,


6. You can set any name to the track, which help to identify the track easily,

Then click on the + sign on the System Displayed


7.  Source system will be the system which you selected to create track.
You can set the System Role also,

Then Click on the Target system.


Drop down the list, Select the Quality system which you want to add on the track


Select System Role as Quality (We are using 3 system so Quality selected, if you have some other landscape select appropriate Role)

Then click  'OK'

8. 
Then click on the sign on the 2nd system which we have added in above step,


Follow the Step 7 and add the next system & role to the track. 
If you have more number of system on you landscape follow the same step to add them into track.

8. Once it is completed click on 'Save' option on the right side,


9.To visible the track to all users, Verify the Track using 'Verify' Option 


10. Check the systems included in track & Click on 'Next'


11. Click on 'Next'


12. Click on 'Activate' 

Confirm the activation by clicking 'Yes'

13. Track has activated, its visible in MP now


Go to MP Home, Click on 'Explore System Tracks' option,


Check the track & status here. Also you can delete the track.


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