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Thursday 16 June 2011

How to change SAP parameters ?

This article answers following query :
How to change or set a SAP parameter


SAP parameter can be set using RZ10 transaction. Go to RZ10, select the respective instance profile of the application server on which you would like to change the parameter.
From the dropdown of profile, select the instance profile (of the application server) on which you would like to change the parameter.


After selecting the profile, select extended maintenance button and press change push button.

It displays a screen with all the parameters as shown below :

You can  either search the parameter or create the parameter and then set the value to the desired and save the same as below.

Set the parameter value in the text box provided and click copy button to copy the same and then press back button and press copy again in the next screen. After that press the back arrow to come to the following screen

Click on Save button to save and activate the profile.

Press no to goto the next screen



Press yes, to activate the profile.



The parameter will take effect after restart of the application server





28 comments:

Anonymous said...

hi....
nice doc...
can u please explain the difference between RZ10 and RZ11.

DurgaPrasad said...

Hi..Through Rz11, we can view the sap parameters default value, current value and profile parameter value. Default value means the value obtained after system setup. profile parameter value is the value present in RZ10 profiles. Current value means that value that is set for a parameter through Rz11 tcode(i.e. value set for a parameter dynamically).

Through Rz11, we can set value for a some selected parameters and those values will be lost after restart of the application server and system again starts with values in profile.

Through Rz10 transaction, we can set permenent values to a parameter, whose values take effect only after restart of the application server as after restart profile file parameters will be read by server.

To summarize, through Rz11 we can set values for dynamic parameters for temporary purpose and these values will be lost if application server is restarted. If you would like to change those values permenantly, we need to set through Rz10 and values take effect only after system restart.

Padma said...

Good Job Boss..Keep Posting More Blogs by considering Experienced guys plz

DurgaPrasad said...

Thanks Padma...Certainly will post

Technocrat said...

DurgaPrasad,

Such a nice Blog.... this has helped me a lot.
Thank you so much..

DurgaPrasad said...

Thanks a lot Sowmya

Unknown said...

NICE BLOG ANNA , POST MORE REAL TIME ISSUES FOR US

Pranab Das said...

Really Very Good Docs..

Excellent !!

Pls continue to post such Nice Docs on Various Topics...
--Pranab

Unknown said...

kernel upgrade problem

siddhesh mhatre said...

hello DurgaPrasad

I want to activate the SAP* user by changing parameter login/no_automatic_sapstar to 0
when I use tcode rz10 could you please let me know where can we finf profile version

Anonymous said...

Hi Durgaprasad,

I have one question!!!!!!!!!!!

how is the opening on SAP BASIS?

I am going to learn this course?

Anonymous said...

Hi..When you have selected respective profile in RZ10, in the below box, the profile version will be visible.

Anonymous said...

Hi..Opening are good for SAP Basis

Unknown said...

hi i will tel the rz10 and rz11..simple parameters are two types standard,and dynamic,rz10 mean create the parameter and rz11 is display the parameter,if u change the parameter rz10 and restart the servers..and rz11 is no need to restart the system..

Unknown said...

hi plz send me support interview questions...

Anonymous said...

Hi,
his post is awesome specially for those who dont have any knowledge in SAP like me a beginner....
I came to know about this blog by searching a lot over the google. Finaly came to know about this and this really very helpful to everybody. I have a doubt, if you can give me suggestion or guide me then it would be really very helpful.
I have done MCA in 2007 and after that I am working as Software Test Engineer. Now I have 5+ years experience in software testing and want to start career in SAP. I am a selenium tester as well.
Can you suggest me that which SAP module is good for leaning for me as career.
As I have experience in software tesng only. Should I go with SAP testing or get trained on SAP basis (not intrested in ABAP)?
Kindly guide me here. ALso please tell if I go for SAP testing then what is the scope in that and if I go with BASIS then shat is the scope there.?

Thanks
Amit Kumar

Unknown said...

Hi Amit,
Openings for SAP Basis are always good and this module has a bright future as this is an admin related.so, dont worry ..go ahead and learn it...

Unknown said...

Keep Posting That Is Very Helpful For Basis People

Prashanth said...

Thank you Sir... very useful info.

Prashanth said...

Sir, I am Prashanth K, being a beginner, is it what is best way to start to learn SAP BASIS.

Anonymous said...

Its really a great helpful to all the people like me who are new to SAP.very very thanks sir.i have learned a lot of concepts just because of u.Thank you very much sir

Unknown said...

This blog is excellent... Many thanks to durga prasad sir....

Unknown said...

This blog is excellent... many thanks to durga prasad sir...

Unknown said...

Can we change value in RZ11? How?

Avinash Vennampally said...

really a great job simplifying the difficult things in easiest way. i hatts off you Mr.Prasad.. Thank you a tons for uploading this...

Unknown said...

i am very grateful to you sir. this is really a good blog for fresher.

Anonymous said...

Hi,
can you explain about Administrative data, Basic Maintenance & Extended maintenance

Anonymous said...

Hi ,

Why we need do to restart after Changing parameter in a system?

Thanks.

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