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• Make sure an entry for the language key exists in transaction i18N
• Goto Transaction SMLT

• Go to the language for which you want to install extra packages and choose Language ® Import Package.

• Now, enter the path for the language packages. Choose Find Package(s) to search for any available packages in the path you have entered.

• Select one or more language packages with green or yellow lights for import.

• After you have specified a start time and (optional) target server, choose Execute to import the language package(s) you have selected.

• If an action terminates for technical reasons, you can restart it.

-  If you install several languages at one time, there are more chances of language installation terminating

• After importing the languages, you must also import the language data in the Support Packages. To do this, perform the following steps:

- Start transaction SMLT.

- Select a language

- Choose Language ® Special Actions ® Import Support Packages.

• Go back to transaction i18N and make sure the profile parameter zcsa/installed_languages has the new language entries.

RSBDCTL2  Report – Select/delete batch input sessions in a client

You can start the program in two ways:

• If the ‘Delete’ parameter is not enabled, the system simply displays an output list of all the batch input sessions available in the clients specified.

• If the ‘Delete’ parameter is enabled, the system deletes all the batch input sessions available in the specified clients and displays an output list as a log.

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1. Start the workload monitor by calling transaction ST03N.
2. Choose the Expert User Mode.
3. In the Functions subscreen, choose Collector & Perf. Database ® Perf. Monitor Collector ® Execution Times.
4. The system displays the Contents of table TCOLL screen.

The system displays an execution timetable for the various collectors. Each line specifies for one collector on which days of the week and at what times of the day the corresponding report is executed. For an execution, both conditions (week day and time) must be fulfilled.

In the System column, you can specify on which instance the report should run:

5. If you want to change the execution time, choose Table Maintenance.

6. The system displays the Performance Collector: TCOLL maintenance screen. Every line contains the execution time of a report.

• In the column Days M-W-F-S, you specify on which days of the week the report should be executed by entering seven characters. Enter a character for every weekday, beginning with Monday:

X (the report should be executed on the corresponding weekday) or a space (the report should not be executed on the corresponding weekday).

• Make an analogous specification in the column Hours 0-2-4-6-8-0-2-4-6-8-0-2, in which the 24 individual characters stand for the hours of a day from 0000 hours to 2300 hours.
• In the column R, you specify how often the report should be executed per rotation.
• In the Alternative System column, you specify on which instance the report should be executed.

Usually, a background job without an execution goal can run on any background server of the system. The user cannot predict which server the system ultimately allots a job to.

However, experience has shown that it is sometimes very useful for the customer to restrict the amount of possible execution servers in this case as well.

The default server group can be used for these types of requirements.

Create a server group with the name ‘SAP_DEFAULT_BTC’ in transaction SM61 and assign the desired servers. As of now, the background jobs that do not have an execution goal are only executed on a (any) server that is included in the server group ‘SAP_DEFAULT_BTC’.

Note that the ‘SAP_DEFAULT_BTC’ server group is analyzed at the start time of a job, but not at the definition time. This applies in general to background processing server groups.

1. The Sun’s mass represents 99.8% of the mass of our entire solar system

2. The Sun has a diameter of 1.39 million kilometers.

• You could fit 1.3 million Earths inside the Sun!

3. The Sun orbits the Milky Way at a distance of approximately 26,000 light-years from the center of the galaxy.

4. The Sun revolves around the Milky Way galaxy every 225 to 250 million years.

5. The Sun actually emits white light, not yellow.

6. The Sun has Just Over 6 Billion Years Left to Live

• Sun is 11 billion odd years is old

7. It Takes 8 Minutes for Sunlight to get to the Earth

8. Portions of the Sun’s atmosphere and outer layers are actually much hotter than its surface, but not as hot as the core of the Sun.

9. One of the most common names for sun is Sol from Latin. This is the origin of terms like “solar” and “Solar System”.

10. You Won’t Go Blind Looking at the Sun

1. Your Brain Does Not Feel Pain

2. Your Brain is 80% Water

3. Neurons Keep Growing

4. Not All Neurons are Created Equal

5. Your Brain Is More Active at Night

6. Higher IQ = More Dreams

7. Your Brain Uses 20% of The Oxygen You Breathe

8. Nerve Impulses Travel As Fast As Racecars

9. Your Brain Operates on Current

10. It Has a Storage Capacity In the Terabytes