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Unit 10: Including Printers in <strong>SAP</strong> Systems ADM100<br />

Figure 121: Load Balancing<br />

For an output request for a spool server with load balancing (the setting<br />

canbemadeforlogicalserversandspoolservers),thesystemdetermines<br />

the server with the lowest load. The algorithm is recursive: The same<br />

selection criteria are used on the mapping and the alternative server (both<br />

could be logical servers themselves).<br />

Sequential request processing (property of an output device) has priority<br />

over the load balancing shown here (property of a spool server). This<br />

means that output requests for an output device with sequential request<br />

processing would not be distributed in accordance with the current load,<br />

although assigned to a spool server with load balancing.<br />

Transporting the Print Landscape<br />

The concept of logical servers supports you when defining a consistent,<br />

transportable print landscape. Logical servers can - unlike real spool<br />

servers - have the same name in various <strong>SAP</strong> systems. In this way, you can<br />

defineaconsistent<strong>SAP</strong>printarchitectureinthedevelopmentsystemand<br />

then transport it to other systems. After the transport, you must only adjust<br />

the mapping of the logical servers to the spool servers of the new system.<br />

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