SAP Basis

Unit 3: Introduction to System Configuration ADM100
• Next, all active instances of the system are recorded and the work
processesdefinedintheinstanceprofileareassignedtotheoperation
modesasdefaultvalues.
• You can now make allocations for the individual operation modes in
the total number of work processes taken from the instance profile.
Theallocationshouldbemadeprimarilybetweenthedialogand
background work processes.
• You then specify the periods for which the operation modes are valid
and when the switch between the operation modes should occur,
in the time table (SM63).
Figure 41: Setting Up Operation Modes
The time table (SM63) differentiates between normal operation and
exception operation. A general time definition that applies almost all of
thetimeissetusingnormaloperation. Inrarecases,inwhichaspecial
distribution of the work processes for unusual system loads is required,
these are defined using exception operation.
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