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If you haven’t already, install the SAP Download Manager (there’s a link on the screen).

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Organized Folders of Downloaded Software.

You can either select ONLY the ones you want based on their description, or you can do what I did and ‘Select All’ and ‘Add To Download Basket’.

Scroll down and you will see the packages associated with this Installation.

Select your desired EHP I chose ‘EHP7 FOR SAP ERP 6.0’.

Select the ‘SAP ENHANCE PACKAGE’ option.

Scroll down and select ‘SAP ERP’ from the list.

Click on ‘A-Z Alphabetical List of My Products’.

It makes sense to start tackling this step first since it requires a bit of lead time. If you’re new to this, I would expect the whole process to take several days and not hours. I won’t even admit the number of times I attempted this process before it finally worked. For me, there was also a healthy learning curve as I am a functional consultant and this is my foray into SAP setup activities. Unpacking the required files takes additional time as does the installation. The Server OS setup and updates take forever.

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The software download alone takes about a day on a relatively slow connection. I used the following version: jdk-7u67-windows-圆4.exe (130mb) Time This is a requirement for launching the Oracle and SAP installation processes. It’s more familiar to me as compared to Server 2012 and I know that it will have solid, predictable performance.

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I chose Windows Server 2008 which is based on the Windows 7 OS. You will need some sort of OS to run on the VM. It’s freely available and seems to run rock-solid on my setup. I acquired a copy of VirtualBox from the website. There are some additional instructions here. You will need to use the SAPCAR.exe utility (included in the other packages) to extract the files. Unfortunately, when you download this from SAP, it will be in their proprietary. This is basically SAP’s universal installer. Someone within your organization should be able to help you get this access, if needed. However, you may need additional authorization to actually initiate a software download. If you are an integration consultant, you should be able to access nearly everything. Keep in mind that you may not have access to all SAP products this will depend on your relationship with SAP. You also have access to browse the SAP Software Downloads catalog. If you’re already an SAP Professional, you probably already have an S Number to access the SAP KB articles. This is the best way to get the software you need. I can’t say whether or not a 32-bit setup is recommended or even possible. But I’ve got it “suped up” with 8GB of Ram a 64-bit, 3 GHz quad-core Q9650 processor and a 3-disk RAID array offering almost 800 Gigs of storage (in addition to the 150 Gig OS partition). I’m running a humble, aging Dell Inspiron 530. SAP “S Number” with Download Authorization.Here is what I found I needed in order to complete the installation: I will try my best to explain things along the way, but if I gloss over some things it’s a safe assumption that I haven’t the foggiest idea of what the TRUE requirement is. There are a lot of steps to this installation and I won’t be able to provide details behind each one.

One final Note, I am not a technical SAP guy. Of course, it isn’t REQUIRED to use a VM, but I think it’s the best solution for my needs. Many people may find this less convenient to run it in a VM, but in my case the benefits outweigh the inconvenience. I should be able to lift-n-shift the whole thing in the event that I wish to move it to a different physical computer.

I can’t say for sure, but the VM should be more portable.

You can increase or decrease performance as needed by changing the parameters of the VM. It will be less impacted by processes and services running on the host machine which could affect server operation.

A VM is, for the most part, isolatedfrom the host system.

The environment within a VM is very controlled and therefore more predictable.

All I know is that it appears to have worked.Īlso, I am using a Virtual Machine for this installation. But, I have no idea if this is the best or worst, most or least efficient method to use. Hopefully, you’ll be able to follow these same steps and be well on your way to running our own instance of SAP. This is a “How I” article and not a “How To” article.