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    SAP Directories

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    The document outlines the directory structure in SAP systems, including shared directories, main directories, temporary directories, and transport directories. The shared directory contains the SAP instance profile, central system log, and executable files. The main directory contains the physical parent directory, transport directory, and SAP system parent directory. Temporary directories contain virtual storage data, logs, and work for each SAP instance. The transport directory is the main location for transport files, logs, buffers, control files, and other transport-related information.

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    The document outlines the directory structure in SAP systems, including shared directories, main directories, temporary directories, and transport directories. The shared directory contains the SAP instance profile, central system log, and executable files. The main directory contains the physical parent directory, transport directory, and SAP system parent directory. Temporary directories contain virtual storage data, logs, and work for each SAP instance. The transport directory is the main location for transport files, logs, buffers, control files, and other transport-related information.

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    Directories used in SAP system

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    The document outlines the directory structure in SAP systems, including shared directories, main directories, temporary directories, and transport directories. The shared directory contains the SAP instance profile, central system log, and executable files. The main directory contains the physical parent directory, transport directory, and SAP system parent directory. Temporary directories contain virtual storage data, logs, and work for each SAP instance. The transport directory is the main location for transport files, logs, buffers, control files, and other transport-related information.

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    SAP Directories

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    The document outlines the directory structure in SAP systems, including shared directories, main directories, temporary directories, and transport directories. The shared directory contains the SAP instance profile, central system log, and executable files. The main directory contains the physical parent directory, transport directory, and SAP system parent directory. Temporary directories contain virtual storage data, logs, and work for each SAP instance. The transport directory is the main location for transport files, logs, buffers, control files, and other transport-related information.

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    SAP Directories

    This is the overal directory structure in SAP system.


    Unix based: use /
    Windows based: use <drive>:\
    Shared directory:
    /sapmnt/<SID>/profile SAP instance profile
    /sapmnt/<SID>/global SAP central system log
    /sapmnt/<SID>/exe SAP executable application directory
    Main directory:
    /usr/sap physical parent directory
    /usr/sap/trans transport directory
    /usr/sap/<SID> SAP system parent directory
    /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS contain common & global SAP system
    files (i.e. profile, global, and exe directory)
    /usr/sap/<SID>/<instance_name> contain SAP instance
    specific directories (i.e. data, log, and work)
    /sapmnt directory structure for sharing common files to all
    system belonging into the same group
    /sapmnt/<SID> link or share folder of directory
    /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS
    /oracle directory of the whole database system
    /oracle/stage directory that used for database installation
    and upgrades
    /oracle/<SID> directory of the whole database application
    and data files
    Final directory:
    /sapmnt/<SID>/exe contain all SAP runtime program
    /sapmnt/<SID>/exe/opt contain optimized program
    /sapmnt/<SID>/exe/dbg program can run under symbolic
    debuggers
    /sapmnt/<SID>/exe/run actual runtime program (SAP kernel)
    /sapmnt/<SID>/global contain global & common data shared
    by all instance (i.e. central system logs & batch job logs)
    /sapmnt/<SID>/profile contain instance profile (startup,
    default, instance-spesific)
    Temporary directory (normally refreshed when SAP instance
    is restarted):

    /usr/sap/<SID>/<instance_name>/data contain virtual


    storage data (i.e. user context & roll area)
    /usr/sap/<SID>/<instance_name>/log log entries generated
    by instance
    /usr/sap/<SID>/<instance_name>/work holds all error
    message & trace information for the instance process
    Transport directory:
    /usr/sap/trans main transport directory
    /usr/sap/trans/bin contain TPPARAM file (global transport
    parameter)
    /usr/sap/trans/data contain transport data file
    /usr/sap/trans/log transport logs, trace and statistic file
    /usr/sap/trans/buffer special buffer with the SID of every
    system in the transport group (including control information)
    /usr/sap/trans/cofiles control file directory
    /usr/sap/trans/sapnames contain information of SAP User that
    performs export and keep tracks of each transport status
    /usr/sap/trans/tmp temporary directory
    /usr/sap/trans/actlog action log files (managed by SAP
    system)
    /usr/sap/trans/olddata archived transport files
    /usr/sap/trans/backup directory of logical backup with
    R3trans program
    /usr/sap/trans/serial contain serialization of tp

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