SAP Basis

Unit 15: Structured Troubleshooting ADM100
2. Set the trace level for front end printing to 1.
a) On the initial screen of transaction SPAD, choose Settings →
Spool System. OntheFrontend Prnt. tab page, set the Trace level
for frontend printing to 1. For more detailed information, see the
lesson, section “Activating the Trace”
3. Activate the trace for your user adm (using an entry in the User
variables for adm, not in the System variables)forLPRINTG.DLL,
by creating a new environment variable.
a) Activate the trace for LPRINTG.DLL by setting the environment
variable DPTRACE to 3. With Microsoft Windows 2000, you set
environment variables under Start → Settings → Control Panel
→ System → Control Panel. OntheAdvanced tab page, choose
Environment Variables.... Choose New... under User variables and
enter the above values. After setting the environment variable,
you must close and then restart SAP Logon. The trace output
is written to the file lprintg.log, which is usually in the
SAPworkdir directory of your front end.
For more detailed information, see the lesson, section “Activating
the Trace”.
4. For your user adm, set the environment variable LPRINT_PORT
depending on your (User variables for adm, not System
variables). If your =DEV, set the variable to 516. If your
=QAS, set the variable to 517.
This sets the port at which SAPLPD listens from the standard value to
a different free value. This means that it is possible for two SAPLPDs
to run independently of each other (one for each group).
a) With Microsoft Windows 2000, you set environment variables
under Start → Settings → Control Panel → System → Control
Panel. OntheAdvanced tab page, choose Environment Variables....
Choose New... under User variables and enter LPRINT_PORT and
set the value to 516 if you are administering the DEV system
or 517 if you are administering the QAS system. After setting
the environment variable, you must close and then restart SAP
Logon.
5. Close all SAP GUIs and SAP Logon.
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