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In this course, students will learn step-by-step how to setup fiori environment, integrate with s/4hana and sap 12.0, how to create and deploy analytical apps, transactional apps and factsheet apps, creating front and back-end roles to give authorizations to the apps and troubleshooting fiori related authorization issues

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In this section, you will learn step-by-step with the help of videos how to setup SAP FIORI environment with S/4HANA system

CREATE RFC USER ID COMMUNICATION / SYSTEM USER ID (FES and BES)

For using TRUSTED RFC Connections

Assign the roles with access to authorization objects S_RFC and S_RFCACL to all FIORI Administrators if you are going to user Trusted RFC connection

For Using Regular RFC Connections

If you are going to use regular RFC connection,

Create a system / communication type user id and assign the above role to the user id

TRUSTED RFC CONNECTIONS

Create three Trusted RFC Connections with the above mentioned naming pattern between Front End Server (FES) and Back End Server (BES) using the transaction SMT1 and one Trusted RFC connection between Back End Server (BES) and Front End Server (FES)

Create three RFC Connections between Front End System (FES) and Back End System (BES) using the transaction SM59 with the following naming patter and normal RFC connection between Back End System (BES) and Front End System (FES)

1. ABAP RFC CONNECTIONS

RFC CONNECTIONS REQUIRED FROM BETWEEN FES and BES

- <BES SID>CLNT<Client No.>_HTTPS - E.g. S4HCLNT100_HTTPS

o HTTPS connection will be of type H

RFC CONNECTIONS REQUIRED BETWEEN BES and FES

- <FES SID>CLNT<Client No.> - E.g. G12CLNT100

2. Create another RFC connection with _RFC naming convention

3. Create another RFC connection with _HTTP or _HTTPS naming convention

NOTE: You will get host name and port number in transaction code SMMS in Back End System

Or You can use Tcode SMICM and then click on Services

Also, Create RFC CONNECTIONS REQUIRED BETWEEN BES and FES

The results should be same as above when you the RFC connections test for all three types of RFCs

OBSERVATIONS:

1. _RFC are taken into account when catalogs replication is performed in FES

2. _HTTPS connection is taken into account when you use SAP GUI apps

The front-end system needs to connect to the back-end server during:

- SAP Fiori launchpad design time, when replicating back-end catalogs to the front-end server: here we need an RFC connection.

- SAP Fiori launchpad runtime, when navigating to the application: here we need an HTTP or an HTTPS connection.

Before you can use SAP Gateway functionality, you have to activate it globally in your FES system. You can activate and deactivate SAP Gateway. When you deactivate it, all SAP Gateway services stop running, no consumer servers can communicate with it, and an error message is sent to any system that calls for the services

Your have multiple options to activate SAP Gateway in an SAP system:

In the customizing (transaction SPRO), choose SAP NetWeaver → UI Technologies → SAP Fiori → Initial Setup → Connection Settings (Front-End Server to ABAP Back-End Server) → Activate SAP Gateway
Start transaction /IWFND/IWF_ACTIVATE.
Alternatively, you can use the task list SAP_GATEWAY_BASIC_CONFIG to perform basic SAP Gateway settings, including the activation.

Activate SAP Gateway (in FES)

a. SPRO --> UI Technologies --> SAP FIORI --> Initial Setup --> Connection Setting --> Activate SAP Gateway

use the transaction code /n/IWFND/IWF_ACTIVATE

Create at least two system aliases for each Back End System that you want to integrate with your FIORI Front End System

- <SID>CLNT<Client No.> (with software version DEFAULT)

o Specify the RFC connection, System Id and Client

- <SID>CLNT<Client No.>_RFC (with software version DEFAULT)

o Specify the RFC connection, System Id and Client

AND

- _PGW (with Software version /IWPGW/BWF)

o Specify the RFC connection, System Id and Client

o Check mark “For Local Apps” check box

An SAP Gateway alias is needed to have at least one entry for the SAP Gateway hub (here: the FES system) in the Service Builder (transaction SEGW) to register OData services that you are going to develop.

The Business Enablement Provisioning (BEP) functionality can publish events to one or more hosts running SAP Gateway (the FES system in this case). However, you must first identify the SAP Gateway landscape to use with it. For OData Channel, you also specify the SAP Gateway landscape.

Create SAP Gateway Aliases (in both FES and BES)

In transaction SPRO, open the SAP Reference IMG and navigate to SAP NetWeaver → SAP Gateway Service Enablement → Backend Odata Channel → Connection Settings to SAP Gateway → SAP Gateway Settings

Tcode SM30 à /IWBEP/C_SYSTEM

In FES, System alias and RFC Destination need not be specified

o Destination System: <FES RFC Connection>

o Client: <FES client>

o System Alias: <Can be blank or specify LOCAL or FES RFC Connection>

o RFC Destination: NONE or <FES RFC Destination>

In the BES, define the SAP Gateway with FES RFC connection and system details

o Destination System: <FES RFC Connection>

o Client: <FES client>

o System Alias: <leave it blank>

o RFC Destination: <FES RFC Destination>

Maintain System Alias List (FES and BES)

- Add the BES system alias that you created in FES system in the table /UI2/V_SYSALIAS

Mapping sources and system alias

- In the next step, each customer must fill view /UI2/V_ALIASMAP

- In this view, you map the system alias with your own system aliases

- Alternatively, you can directly create SM59 destination called NW_RFC, S4CMD_RFC etc. and skip this step

Map the System Delivered Alias to BES System Alias

- Source System Alias: <SAP Delivered System Alias>

- Target System Alias: <Target System Alias>

Example:

o Source System Alias: S4FIN

o Target System Alias: <BES RFC Connection>_RFC

o Source System Alias: S4FICA

o Target System Alias: <BES RFC Connection>_RFC

o Source System Alias: S4SD

o Target System Alias: S4CLNT100_RFC or S4CLNT100

o Source System Alias: S4FICA

o Target System Alias: S4CLNT100_RFC or S4CLNT100

o Source System Alias: S4MDG

o Target System Alias: S4CLNT100_RFC or S4CLNT100

Map the system alias in the view /UI2/V_ALIASMAP

o Source System Alias: <FES RFC Connection>

o Target System Alias: <BES RFC Connection>_RFC

Note: In this case, you will have to replace the system delivered alias in table /UI2/V_ALIASCAT with your system alias

In the table /UI2/V_ALIASCAT, change the system alias to your BES system Alias for Catalog that you want to replicate and user in FIORI

TCode SM30 à /UI2/V_ALIASCAT

When you are activating the Odata Services, you will be asked to specify a package name so that the configuration of the Odata Service is transported

If it is new FIORI implementation, then either you or someone from the BASIS or Development team will have to create a package

These are the relevant OData services for the SAP Fiori Launchpad resp. the SAP Fiori Launchpad designer:

OData Service Purpose

/UI2/PAGE_BUILDER_CONF used by the launchpad designer

/UI2/PAGE_BUILDER_CUST used by the launchpad designer

/UI2/PAGE_BUILDER_PERS used by the launchpad

/UI2/TRANSPORT used by the launchpad designer

/UI2/INTEROP used by the launchpad and launchpad designer

To activate them, you can use the transaction /N/IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE to activate them separately and use LOCAL as the system alias

11. ACTIVATING MANDATORY SICF SERVICES IN FES

/sap/bc/ui2/smi/rest_tunnel

/sap/bc/ui2/nwbc

/sap/bc/ui2/start_up

/sap/bc/ra

/sap/bc/ra/flp

/sap/bc/ra/repo

/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/ushell

o ABAP Class = /UI2/CL_SRA_LOGIN

o PROTOCOL = DO NOT SWITCH

/sap/public/bc/ui2

/sap/public/bc/ui5_ui5

/sap/bc/ui2/flp

o Note: Ensure Error Handling à Configuration is configured to match /sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/ushell)

/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/ar_srvc_launch

o Note: Ensure Error Handling à Configuration is configured to match /sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/ushell)

/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/ar_srvc_news

o Note: Ensure Error Handling à Configuration is configured to match /sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/ushell)

/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/arsrvc_upb_admn (

o Note: Ensure Error Handling à Configuration is configured to match /sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/ushell)

/sap/bc/ui2/c2g

/sap/bc/rest/themes

/sap/bc/ui2/app_index

/sap/bc/lrep

SAPUI5 needs these ICF services for the application resources from the FES system:

/sap/public/bc/ui5_ui5

/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2

Cache buster techniques cause web browsers to load content from the server rather than from the browser cache when new resources are available on the server.

The cache buster for the SAP Fiori launchpad and SAP Fiori apps is based on versioned URLs. Cache buster tokens are added to the URLs of the resources. After a software update, URLs containing new tokens are used, which means that the browser considers these URLs as initial requests and loads the new resources from the server.

The cache buster for the SAP Fiori launchpad and SAP Fiori apps is not active by default. To use it, you have to activate the ICF service /sap/ bc/ui2/flp.

Follow these steps to activate Cache Buster:

In the ABAP front-end server, run Transaction SICF.
Enter “/sap/bc/ui2/flp” in the Service Path field.
Click Execute , or press (F8). 4. Choose Activate Service in the context menu.

After activating the SICF service, the launchpad with cache buster can be accessed under any of the following ICF services:

/sap/bc/ui2/flp/
/sap/bc/ui2/flp/index.html
/sap/bc/ui2/flp/FioriLaunchpad.html

Configure the SAP Fiori Launchpad Login Screen (FES)

Configure the SAP FIORI Launchpad Login Screen

1. TCode: SICF à Service /sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/ushell

2. Double click on ushell

3. Go to tab Error Pages

4. Select the radiobutton System Logon

5. Click on Configuration button

6. Maintain ABAP Class, Protocol, System Logon Setting section

Configure the SAP FIORI Launchpad Logoff Screen

TCode: SICF --> Service /default_host/sap/public/bc/icf/logoff

After activating the SICF service for the launchpad with cache buster, you can create an external alias for the default URL of the launchpad. This enables your users to use the same URL.

Alternatively, you can make the launchpad available under a short URL of your choice within your domain.

STEPS FOR CONFIGURATION

Start transaction SICF
Select hierarchy type SERVICE, then choose
Choose External Aliases
Select DEFAULT_HOST and right click to create an external host
In the External Alias field, enter the alias under which you want the launchpad to be available. Enter an alias of your choice, for example: /fiori
On the Trg Element tab, select the following target handler: /sap/bc/ui2/flp

SAP FIORI ADMINISTRATOR ROLE

Create a custom role with merging the authorizations from SAP_UI2_ADMIN_750 + SAP_UI2_ADMIN_700 and add the following OData services to the role

– ZINTEROP_0001

– ZPAGE_BUILDER_CONF_0001

– ZPAGE_BUILDER_CUST_0001

– ZPAGE_BUILDER_PERS_0001

– ZTRANSPORT_0001

This role should be assigned to FIORI developers and users who will works with FIORI Launchpad Designer

FIORI Role for End Users

Create a role with merging the authorizations from the standard roles SAP_UI2_USER_750 + SAP_UI2_USER_700 and add the following Authorization value, select TADIR entry, Object type as – IWSG, in the role

- IWSG ZINTEROP_0001

- IWSG ZPAGE_BUILDER_PERS_0001

Additionally, authorization to the below objects are required for the user to view the tiles on FLP without any errors:

/UI2/CHIP

S_PB_CHIP

and the transaction code /UI2/FLP if it is not already included in the role

In the FES system, execute the program /UI2/GET_APP_DESCR_REMOTE_DEV to extract Backend Application Descriptors and replicate them to the FIORI Designer launchpad

Specify the System Alias (BES System Alias or System Delivered Alias that is mapped in /UI2/V_ALIASCAT for the catalog)

- If you have mapped system delivered aliases to your alias in /UI2/ALIASMAP, you can use the system delivered alias in Replication System Alias field

- If you decided to change the system alias in /UI2/V_ALIASCAT, you have to use your system alias in Replication System Alias field

Run the program first in test mode and then without it if the test run does not show any errors

Run the program for the first in Full Replication mode and then you can schedule a background job to run in Delta Replication mode

Note: Unless this step is executed the catalog will not be available for use in Launchpad Designer (/n/UI2/FLPD_CUST or /n/UI2/FLPD_CONF)

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Covers the configuration of SAP Fiori, which is widely used for creating user-friendly interfaces for SAP applications

Teaches the creation and deployment of Analytical, Transactional, and Factsheet Apps, which are key components of SAP Fiori implementations

Explores the integration of SAP Fiori with SAP GRC 12.0, which is relevant for organizations using SAP for governance, risk, and compliance

Requires familiarity with SAP S/4HANA and SAP 12.0, which may exclude learners without prior experience in these environments

Focuses on configuring a Fiori environment, which may not be suitable for learners seeking a broader understanding of SAP Fiori development

Deals with older versions of SAP (S/4HANA and SAP 12.0), which may not be fully relevant for learners working with the latest SAP technologies

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Sap fiori basic configuration overview

According to learners, this course provides a step-by-step guide and clear explanations that are helpful for beginners starting out with SAP Fiori configuration and security. However, a significant concern raised by recent students is that the course material is outdated and may not reflect current standard practices. While some found it a decent starting point, they noted it lacks depth and requires supplementing with official documentation and real-world experience. The instructor's engagement with questions was also criticized in one recent review.

Good starting point but needs supplement.

"This course provides a decent overview of Fiori configuration."

"...sometimes lacks depth, especially regarding troubleshooting complex issues or integrating with newer SAP versions."

"It's okay as a starting point, but you will definitely need to supplement it with official SAP documentation and real-world experience..."

Provides a good foundational overview.

"Highly recommended for beginners."

"...good foundation for anyone starting out with Fiori configuration."

"It's okay as a starting point..."

Provides clear, helpful guidance.

"Excellent step-by-step guide!"

"The explanations were clear and the demos were helpful."

"This course helped me a lot in understanding the basics of Fiori environment setup and security configurations."

Instructor did not engage with questions.

"The instructor didn't seem to engage with questions about the current state of Fiori configuration best practices."

Content doesn't reflect current practices.

"The course material is outdated and does not reflect the latest SAP Fiori configurations."

"Much of what is taught here is no longer the standard practice."

"Although some parts might be a bit older version..."

"The videos are clear but could benefit from updates."

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Review user authorization principles in SAP.
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Solidify your understanding of SAP S/4HANA security concepts, as Fiori security builds upon these principles.

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Review user authorization concepts in SAP S/4HANA.
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Read the chapters on user management and authorization.
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Read the chapters related to user management and authorization.
Study the sections on network security and system hardening.
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Reinforce your ability to create and configure RFC connections, a critical skill for integrating Fiori with backend systems.

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Create RFC connections between a test FES and BES.
Test the connections to ensure proper communication.
Troubleshoot any connection errors.

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Reinforce your ability to create and configure RFC connections, a critical skill for Fiori environment setup.

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Create several RFC connections between two test SAP systems.
Test each RFC connection to ensure proper functionality.
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Find tutorials on setting up Fiori Launchpad.
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Customize the launchpad with different themes and tiles.

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Choose a Fiori app to document.
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Install and configure the necessary SAP Gateway components.
Create and configure RFC connections between the front-end and back-end servers.
Activate and configure the required OData services.
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Outline the key steps involved in configuring Fiori security.
Document each step with detailed instructions and screenshots.
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Share common Fiori issues encountered during configuration.
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Learners who complete SAP FIORI - Configuring Fiori Environment and Security will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

SAP Fiori Consultant

A SAP Fiori Consultant specializes in the implementation and customization of SAP Fiori user interfaces. This role involves configuring the Fiori environment, integrating it with SAP systems like S/4HANA, and deploying various types of Fiori apps, all areas deeply covered in this course. A consultant needs a solid understanding of authorization concepts, system aliases, and RFC connections, all of which are explored in detail in this course. The course walks through the steps required to set up the Fiori environment, including the creation of communication users, establishing trusted RFC connections, and activating SAP Gateway, allowing the student to build confidence working with these systems. This course helps build a foundation for setting up and managing a complete Fiori environment, essential for a successful consultant.

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SAP System Administrator

An SAP System Administrator ensures the stability and performance of SAP systems, including their Fiori components. This role requires setting up and maintaining the SAP Fiori environment and its integration with back-end systems, all skills directly addressed in this course. The course material helps develop the ability to configure RFC connections, activate SAP Gateway, and manage system aliases, which are all essential for a system administrator. This course is beneficial because it provides hands-on guidance for setting up Fiori, including troubleshooting and creating system user IDs, allowing a student to gain expertise in the maintenance of SAP systems.

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SAP Basis Administrator

An SAP Basis Administrator is responsible for the technical foundation of SAP systems. This includes the configuration and maintenance of the Fiori environment, where this course provides concrete training. The course demonstrates the establishment of RFC connections and the configuration of other system settings necessary for the smooth operation of the Fiori launchpad and applications. This course is particularly relevant because the configuration details are explained point by point, allowing administrators to build a strong understanding of system set up and maintenance. A student will gain experience with the specific tasks that have to be performed by an SAP Basis Administrator related to Fiori.

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SAP Security Consultant

An SAP Security Consultant designs, implements, and manages security roles and authorizations within SAP systems. This includes the SAP Fiori environment, and this course has sections focusing on those security aspects. The course explains how to create front and back-end roles and how to grant authorizations for various Fiori apps, offering direct applicable skills for a security professional. This course is particularly applicable for a security consultant, because it provides a detailed approach to establishing security within Fiori, allowing the student to become proficient in managing authorizations in the system.

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SAP Technical Consultant

An SAP Technical Consultant works with the technical aspects of SAP systems, including Fiori implementations. This course provides hands-on practice in setting up and configuring a functional Fiori environment, including tasks like creating RFC connections, system aliases, and activating essential services. This course's emphasis on system configuration and troubleshooting directly impacts a technical consultant's daily tasks. Anyone wanting to enter this role should take this course for its thorough coverage of the technical configuration of Fiori.

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SAP Fiori Developer

An SAP Fiori Developer builds and customizes Fiori applications. While this course does not teach application development directly, it provides the crucial environment setup skills necessary for a developer to deploy their developed apps. This course covers configuring RFC connections, activating services and setting up system aliases, all necessary to get the developed apps running on the Fiori launchpad. This course helps to create the necessary foundations that an SAP Fiori developer would need, because it covers all aspects of implementing a Fiori environment.

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SAP Integration Specialist

An SAP Integration Specialist focuses on connecting different SAP systems. This course helps build knowledge regarding the integration of Fiori with S/4HANA, and SAP GRC with Fiori, which are critical aspects of this professional role. The course provides step-by-step instructions on establishing RFC connections and system aliases, as well as configuring SAP Gateway, vital steps in the process of setting up an integrated environment. This course may be helpful, because it thoroughly covers the required configurations for integrating Fiori with other SAP systems, helping to enhance a specialist's skills.

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SAP Solution Architect

An SAP Solution Architect designs the overall architecture of SAP solutions including the Fiori landscape. This course may be useful as it provides a solid understanding of how SAP Fiori is configured and integrated, which is necessary for designing the structure of complex systems. The course covers setting up the environment, creating RFC connections, and system aliases and provides a foundation for the decisions a solution architect must make. This course can help build a base understanding of the system and its mechanics.

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SAP GRC Consultant

An SAP GRC Consultant specializes in governance, risk, and compliance solutions within SAP. This course will be useful for a GRC consultant as it includes material on the integration of SAP Fiori with SAP GRC 12.0 applications, which is a part of many GRC projects. The course details the configuration of Fiori for GRC, including RFC connections and system alias mappings, all necessary configurations for proper system function. This course may help a GRC consultant by providing material that directly relates to setting up GRC with Fiori.

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IT Project Manager

An IT Project Manager leads technology projects, this course may provide project managers with a solid understanding of the effort involved and the technical configuration steps required for SAP Fiori implementations. The course includes the complete setup of Fiori environments, from RFC connections to OData services activation; this hands-on training provides an understanding of the configuration process. This course may be useful as it provides hands-on experience that helps the manager estimate timelines and resource needs.

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Business Analyst

A Business Analyst analyzes business processes and translates them into functional requirements for IT systems. This course may prove useful by providing insight into how SAP Fiori is configured and deployed. This course covers the setup of the Fiori environment, including the creation of apps and security configurations so a business analyst can gain a better understanding of the system. Taking this course may help bridge a gap between the technical team and business needs.

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Enterprise Resource Planning Specialist

An Enterprise Resource Planning Specialist focuses on the planning and implementation of ERP systems. This course may help develop a specialists' understanding of how SAP Fiori, a key component of modern SAP systems, can be configured. The course goes through the process of Fiori implementation including system integration, which are both important knowledge areas for this role. This course may be useful for specialists as it builds knowledge required for the implementation of modern ERP systems.

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Technical Support Specialist

A Technical Support Specialist provides technical support for software and systems. This course may enhance their ability to troubleshoot common issues in SAP Fiori. The detailed explanation of RFC connections, system aliases, and service activation could aid a support specialist when debugging a Fiori system. This course may be useful for technical support specialists as it provides the hands-on skills required to do the work.

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Software Quality Assurance Analyst

A Software Quality Assurance Analyst is responsible for testing software to ensure quality and adherence to requirements. This course may provide insight into the configurations required for a SAP Fiori system. The course offers a deep dive into setting up the environment, which would be useful to help with development of test plans. This course may be useful for software quality assurance analysts to better understand the system they are testing.

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Database Administrator

A Database Administrator manages and maintains databases, including those associated with SAP systems. This course, which centers on configuring the SAP Fiori environment, may only be tangentially useful. While it doesn't directly deal with database administration, the course can help a database administrator understand the connection to the systems that are using the database, and their requirements for connections and performance. This course may be helpful in providing the DBA with some information on the environment they are supporting.

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