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What is the difference in SAPS requirement for ECC 6.0 (No EhP) vs ECC 6.7 (EhP 7)?

Former Member
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Hi Team,


Hope you are doing well, Can you please explain the below points.



1)      What is the difference in SAPS requirement for ECC 6.0 (No EhP)  vs ECC 6.7 (EhP 7)?

 

2)     What is the split of SAPS between Core and RAM?



Thanks in advance.

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SebSchmitt
Explorer
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Hi Gopi,

The best approach is to analyze each upgrade individually and add the resulting requirements. More information about additional resources to add when upgrading from one release to the next is available in this SAP note

Procedure:

  1. Monitor CPU utilization, table growth, and memory use: 
    • CPU and memory utilization: OS Monitor, transaction ST06
    • Database growth: database monitor, transaction DB02
    • Frontend network load: statistical data records, transaction ST03N
    • Set these in relation to a meaningful business figure, such as number of concurrent users or number of active projects
  2. Add the additional load to the existing load Note that there are two types of upgrade: technical and functional.A technical upgrade is an upgrade from one release to the next higher release of a particular SAP solution (e.g. SAP R/3 Enterprise à SAP ECC 6.0). In this case, significant differences with regard to architecture and functionalities are not expected (performance will not change significantly).Since sizings using the Quick Sizer are based on specific scenarios and contain many assumptions, the Quick Sizer is not the appropriate tool to size technical upgrades. It is much more accurate to measure the current resource requirements of the system and adding the requirements of the new release. SAP provides upgrade notes with information about additional resources for CPU, memory, and disk when upgrading from one release to another.
  3. Judge whether your current hardware is sufficient or additional hardware is required.

Best regards,

Sebastian

Former Member
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Hi Sebastian,

Thanks for your response...

one more quick question

What is the split of SAPS between Core and RAM?

SebSchmitt
Explorer
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Hello Gobi,

in Quick Sizer, we assume a RAM-CPU ratio of approx. 2-3 GB RAM per 1000 SAPS (it depends on the solution).

Best regards,

Sebastian

former_member188883
Active Contributor
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Hi Gopi,

You may use SAP Quicksizer tool to get details on SAPS requirement as well as CORE and RAM requirements for your environment.

www.service.sap.com/quicksizer.

Regards,

Deepak Kori

Former Member
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Hi Deepak,

Thanks for your quick response, unfortunately I don't have access to sizing tool.

former_member188883
Active Contributor
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Hi Gopi,

Check with your seniors / colleagues who has access to quicksizer. You may take their help to execute quicksizer tool.

Alternatively check with your hardware vendor who can give you rough estimates on SAPS value.

Regards,

Deepak Kori

Former Member
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Hi Deepak,

We are not partner/ customer with SAP, so don't have access to tools.

Can you please give theoretical idea about

1)      What is the difference in SAPS requirement for ECC 6.0 (No EhP)  vs ECC 6.7 (EhP 7)?

2)     What is the split of SAPS between Core and RAM?


Thank you,

Gopi Reddy