2007 Jun 13 8:55 AM
Dear all,
Could you please tell me how to create a switch BC set? or Assign a switch to BC set?
(I knew how to create the switch and BC set, but did not know switch BC set)
Thanks,
2007 Jun 13 9:08 AM
Hi,
When you goto BC set client and create any table entries it will ask you for a BC set there you can enter the name that you want to create and press enter and from there you can forward navigate to create a switch BC set.
Then you need to assign this BC set to a package which is assigned to a switch then this BC set will be deactivated untill unless this switch is off.
There is nothing like a Switch BC set you create a BC set and assign it to a package which is assigned to a Switch.
Regards,
Sesh
Dear all,
Could you please tell me how to create a switch BC set? or Assign a switch to BC set?
(I knew how to create the switch and BC set, but did not know switch BC set)
Thanks,
2007 Jun 13 9:08 AM
Hi,
When you goto BC set client and create any table entries it will ask you for a BC set there you can enter the name that you want to create and press enter and from there you can forward navigate to create a switch BC set.
Then you need to assign this BC set to a package which is assigned to a switch then this BC set will be deactivated untill unless this switch is off.
There is nothing like a Switch BC set you create a BC set and assign it to a package which is assigned to a Switch.
Regards,
Sesh
2007 Jun 13 10:44 AM
But, I can not find out the switch bc set even if I created.
In SFW1, there is a button "Switch BC set"
But, when I created a BC set, saved to an switched package, the button does not work.
SCPR_SPECIAL_ACTIVATION_SFW also can not read the BC set created by me.
2007 Jun 13 11:04 AM
Hi,
You can see all the Switch BC sets that you created in the transaction SCPR3.
There you can see the BC set's and all the table entries.
Check in your Request object list if you can see your Switch BC set.
Regards,
Sesh
2007 Jun 13 11:01 AM
Hi,
Usual procedure
1) BC sets will be attached to SAP note usually. Download it and unzip it , you will get a *.bcs file
2) Call transaction SCPR20  BC set --> Upload In the dialog box that then appears, specify the files that you unpacked
Import the set BC into a package that you have defined. activate it with the "Expert mode"
3) You will also get a *.txt file with prog id , obj etc entries , then you have to go to SE09 and create a transport request in the source client of your Solution Manager system (client 000). Open the *.txt and copy the entries it contains into the transport request. Use transaction SCC1 to import the data in your Solution Manager client(s
Business Configuration Sets (BC-CUS)
Customizing settings can be collected by processes into Business Configuration Sets (BC Sets). BC Sets make Customizing more transparent by documenting and analyzing the Customizing settings. They can also be used for a group rollout, where the customizing settings are bundled by the group headquarters and passed on in a structured way to its subsidiaries.
BC Sets are provided by SAP for selected industry sectors, and customers can also create their own.
When a BC Set is created, values and combinations of values are copied from the original Customizing tables into the BC Set and can be copied into in the tables, views and view clusters in the customer system. The BC Sets are always transported into the customer system in which Customizing is performed.
The loading of BC Sets is logged by the system, i.e. which BC Set was copied when into the system, and any errors which occurred. This information is significant for Continuous Change and Upgrade.
The settings in the BC Set can be compared with the system data using the Customizing Cross-System Viewer, to check the consistency of the data.
Advantages of using BC Sets:
· Efficient group rollout.
· Industry sector systems are easier to create and maintain.
· Customizing can be performed at a business level.
· Change Management is quicker and safer.
· Upgrade is simpler.
The BC Set creation and editing procedure is described in the following topics:
Create Business Configuration Sets
Activate Business Configuration Sets
For further information about BC Sets, see note no. 669542.
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