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ADM100 Lesson: Updating the Tools<br />

239 Exercise 15: SPAM Update<br />

Exercise Duration: 20 minutes<br />

Exercise Objectives<br />

After completing this exercise, you will be able to:<br />

• Successfully perform a SPAM update<br />

Business Example<br />

Importing Support Packages often first requires an update of the system<br />

programs used to perform the import, so that all of the control information<br />

for the new Support Packages can be read.<br />

Task Import a SPAM Update<br />

Import a SPAM update<br />

Caution: This exercise must be performed by the DEV group first<br />

and then by the QAS group.<br />

In the first step, a SPAM update is imported into the <strong>SAP</strong> system DEV.<br />

After this import has been successfully completed, the SPAM update is<br />

imported into the <strong>SAP</strong> system QAS in a second step.<br />

The files required for the SPAM update have already been requested and are<br />

on your host in the directory G:\Additional_Files\ADM100\SPAMUpdate.<br />

1. Check whether a SPAM update has already been imported into your<br />

system. If yes: which version?<br />

2. Unpack the file that contains the SPAM update at operating system<br />

level.<br />

Remember that this step must only be performed once for each<br />

transport directory.<br />

3. Log on to the correct client.<br />

4. Load the patch using transaction SPAM; that is, inform the <strong>SAP</strong><br />

system about the file.<br />

5. Import the SPAM update into your system. Note any possible errors.<br />

6. Check the log for the import process for errors.<br />

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