SAP Solution Manager - Smsy

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T-code SMSY is used in SAP systems for managing system landscapes and configuring technical systems. It allows users to create and maintain logical components, which are used to represent different parts of a system landscape. Therefore, using t-code SMSY alone, one can create a new logical component. However, it cannot be used for client copy, creating a new project, or transport change requests.

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The statement suggests that T-code SMSY works on ECC systems. However, the correct answer is False. T-code SMSY does not work on ECC systems.

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To generate a Solution Manager key, we need to provide the message server, SID (System ID), and SNo (Serial Number). These three pieces of information are essential for generating the key. The message server is responsible for managing communication between different components in the SAP system. The SID is a unique identifier for the system, and the SNo is the serial number associated with the system. Without these three pieces of information, it would not be possible to generate a Solution Manager key.

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The SMSY (System Landscape Directory) is a tool used in SAP systems to manage and maintain information about the system landscape. It allows the creation and management of various components within the landscape, including servers, databases, and product systems. Therefore, the correct answers are servers, databases, and product systems as these can all be created using SMSY.

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The correct answer is UWIN Pro.

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Non-SAP servers can indeed be added using SMSY. SMSY is a component of the SAP Solution Manager that allows the management and monitoring of both SAP and non-SAP systems. It provides a centralized repository for system landscape information and enables the integration of various systems into the SAP landscape. By using SMSY, administrators can add and configure non-SAP servers, enabling them to be monitored and managed alongside SAP systems. Therefore, the statement is true.

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The correct answer is SOLAR_PROJECT_ADMIN. This t-code is used to create a project.

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The given answer, SOLAR02, suggests that blue print configuration can be done in SOLAR02. This implies that SOLAR02 is a platform or system where users can configure the blue print for a particular project or solution. The other options mentioned, SOLAR01, DSWP, and SOLUTION_MANAGER, may also be platforms or systems, but they are not specifically mentioned as options for blue print configuration. Therefore, SOLAR02 is the most likely correct answer based on the information provided.

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A user who has been assigned a profile SAP_ALL can work with SMSY because the SAP_ALL profile provides full access to all SAP transactions and functions. This means that the user will have the necessary authorization to access and use the SMSY transaction, which is used for managing system landscapes and technical systems in SAP Solution Manager. Therefore, it is true that a user with the SAP_ALL profile can work with SMSY.

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Assistant can be used to create and manage various types of systems, including product systems. It provides tools and features that allow users to create, customize, and manage product systems efficiently. Therefore, product systems can be created using assistant.