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Key Features of SAP Work Manager 6.0

This release of SAP Work Manager offers a great range of functionality:

  • Access to asset location, repair history, work order details and materials needed in real time
  • View and Create Work Orders, Operations, Measurement Documents , Material Confirmations and Set Order Status
  • Create Notifications, Tasks, Items and Activities
  • View and Execute Inspection rounds with PRT, Wizard driven Measurement Points reading
  • View Linear Asset Data for Orders, Operations, Notifications, Functional Locations, Equipment’s, Characteristics and Measurement Readings
  • Create and Assign Linear Assets to Orders, Operations, Notifications and Items.
  • Upload and Download Attachments to Work Orders, Notifications, Equipment’s and Functional Locations
  • View equipment, functional locations, characteristics, measuring points, measurement readings.
  • Report Time & Attendance (CATS)

Preconditions & Procedure

Manager

Please take a look at the implementation and user’s guides for SAP Work Manager 6.0 regarding hardware and software requirements, and check the implementation instructions.
For the latest version of the installation guide, see the SAP Service Marketplace at http://service.sap.com/instguides -> SAP Components -> SAP Work Manager.

SAP Work Manager 6.0 for SMP 2.3

Work Manager 6.0 release notes

  • Release Note (Note 1928523)
  • Restriction Note (Note 1928478)

SAP Work Manager Software Pre Requisites

Backend

Work Manager 6.0 Base Version (w/o Inspection Rounds and LAM):SAP ERP 6.0 EHP0 Support Package 15

(SAP_ABA 700 SP18+, SAP_BASIS 700 SP18+, SAP_APPL 600 SP15+)

Install the following ABAP AddOns in ERP System:

SMFND 610_700

SMERP 610_700

Work Manager 6.0 with LAM & Inspection Rounds: SAP ERP 6.0 EHP5 Support Package 03

(SAP_ABA 702 SP06+, SAP_BASIS 702 SP06+, SAP_APPL 605 SP03+)

Install the following ABAP AddOns in ERP System:

  • SMFND 610_700
  • SMERP 610_700

Base SAP Work Manager 6.0 with Meter Management Component (SAP Meter Manager 1.4)

Install the following ABAP AddOns in ERP System:

  • SMFND 610_700
  • SMERP 610_700
  • SMISU 610_700

Upgrade from existing Work Manager 5.X

SAP ABAP Add-On

  • SMFND 610_700 Installation Package
  • SMFND 610_700 Upgrade Package

Reference note: 1936049- How to upgrade ABAP AddOn SYCLO 3XX_700 to SMCRM 610_700 (Steps are similar for Work Manager 6.0)

Note: – Both .SAR files should in same queue before importing.

Device:

Windows Mobile 5, 6, and 6.5

Win 7 & 8 OS along with 32/64 bit Desktops, Laptops, and
Tablets (Please note : The Windows 8 support is restricted to Classic UI, and not for touch or gesture supports)

Apple iOS versions 4.3 and later

Android: Phones 2.3 and above; Tablets – 3.x and above
(Please note : There could be potential SSL certificate issues if you use SAP
Work Manager 6.0 with Android versions below 4.0. You may need to brand the
client along with a certificate in order to use the SAP Work Manager 6.0
application)

SAP ABAP Add-On

  • SMFND 610_700 Installation Package:
  • SMFND 610_700 Upgrade Package:
  • SMERP 610_700 Installation Package:

Add-on downloads link service.sap.com (Software download center)

SAP Mobile Solutions
-> Mobile Add-On for SAP -> MOBILE ADD-ON FOR ERP -> MOBILE ADD-ON FOR ERP 6.1

POST Installation BC SET activation

/SMERP/SAP_WORK_MANAGER_60_REF ( Work Manager 6.0 base)

/SMERP/SAP_WORKMGR_60_EHP5_REF ( Work Manager 6.0 with LAM & inspection rounds)

Activate switch /SMERP/EPH5_EAM_BUS_FUNC if you’re using LAM – (SFW5)

Documentation

SAP-WM-6.0-Configuration.pdf

SAP-WM-6.0-Installation.pdf

SAPWorkMgr600Javadoc.zip

SAP-WM-6.0_UserGuides_EN.zip in English (Note : All User guides are available in all supported languages )

SMP 2.3 Documentation

Reference SAP Notes

1913103 SMP 2.3 SP03 Release Notes Information

1928478 Release Restrictions Note – SAP Work Manager 6.0

1936034 SAP Work Manager 6.0 ABAP AddOn Installation Master Note

1828657 Release strategy for the ABAP add-ons SMFND, SMERP, SMISU, and SMCRM

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If you intend to use Torque Resource Manager6.0.1 with Moab Workload Manager, you must run Moab version 8.0 or later. However, some Torque 6.0 functionality requires Moab 9.0 or later.

This topic contains instructions on how to install and start Torque Resource Manager (Torque).

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For Cray systems, Adaptive Computing recommends that you install Moab and Torque Servers (head nodes) on commodity hardware (not on Cray compute/service/login nodes).

However, you must install the Torque pbs_mom daemon and Torque client commands on Cray login and 'mom' service nodes since the pbs_mom must run on a Cray service node within the Cray system so it has access to the Cray ALPS subsystem.

See Installation Notes for Moab and Torque for Cray in the Moab Workload ManagerAdministrator Guide for instructions on installing Moab and Torque on a non-Cray server.

In this topic:

2.2.1 Prerequisites

In this section:

2.2.1.A Open Necessary Ports

Torque requires certain ports to be open for essential communication.

  • For client and pbs_mom communication to pbs_server, the default port is 15001.
  • For pbs_server communication to pbs_mom, the default port is 15002.
  • For pbs_mom communication to pbs_mom, the default port is 15003.

For more information on how to configure the ports that Torque uses for communication, see Configuring Ports in the Torque Resource ManagerAdministrator Guide for more information.

If you have a firewall enabled, do the following:

  1. On the Torque Server Host:
    • Red Hat 6-based systems using iptables
    • Red Hat 7-based systems using firewalld
    • SUSE 11-based systems using SuSEfirewall2
    • SUSE 12-based systems using SuSEfirewall2
  2. On the Torque MOM Hosts (compute nodes):
    • Red Hat 6-based systems using iptables
    • Red Hat 7-based systems using firewalld
    • SUSE 11-based systems using SuSEfirewall2
    • SUSE 12-based systems using SuSEfirewall2

2.2.1.B Verify the hostname

On the Torque Server Host, confirm your host (with the correct IP address) is in your /etc/hosts file. To verify that the hostname resolves correctly, make sure that hostname and hostname -f report the correct name for the host.

2.2.2 Install Dependencies, Packages, or Clients

2.2.2.A Install Packages

On the Torque Server Host, use the following commands to install the libxml2-devel, openssl-devel, and boost-devel packages.

  • Red Hat 6-based or Red Hat 7-based systems
  • SUSE 11-based or SUSE 12-based systems

2.2.3 Install Torque Server

You must complete the prerequisite tasks and the tasks to install the dependencies, packages, or clients before installing Torque Server. See 2.2.1 Prerequisites and 2.2.2 Install Dependencies, Packages, or Clients.

On the Torque Server Host, do the following:

  1. Download the latest 6.0.1 build from the Adaptive Computing website. It can also be downloaded via command line (github method or the tarball distribution).
    • Clone the source from github.

      If git is not installed:

    • Get the tarball source distribution.
      • Red Hat-based systems
      • SUSE-based systems
  2. Run each of the following commands in order.

    See Customizing the Install in the Torque Resource ManagerAdministrator Guide for information on which options are available to customize the ./configure command.

  3. Verify that the /var/spool/torque/server_name file exists and contains the correct name of the server.
  4. Configure the trqauthd daemon to start automatically at system boot.
    • Red Hat 6-based systems
    • SUSE 11-based systems
    • Red Hat 7-based or SUSE 12-based systems
  5. By default, Torque installs all binary files to /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/sbin. Make sure the path environment variable includes these directories for both the installation user and the root user.
  6. Initialize serverdb by executing the torque.setup script.
  7. Add nodes to the /var/spool/torque/server_priv/nodes file. See Specifying Compute Nodes in the Torque Resource ManagerAdministrator Guide for information on syntax and options for specifying compute nodes.
  8. Configure pbs_server to start automatically at system boot, and then start the daemon.
    • Red Hat 6-based systems
    • SUSE 11-based systems
    • Red Hat 7-based or SUSE 12-based systems

2.2.4 Install Torque MOMs

In most installations, you will install a Torque MOM on each of your compute nodes.

See Specifying Compute Nodes or Configuring Torque on Compute Nodes in the Torque Resource ManagerAdministrator Guide for more information.

Do the following:

  1. On the Torque Server Host, do the following:
    1. Create the self-extracting packages that are copied and executed on your nodes.
    2. Copy the self-extracting packages to each Torque MOM Host.

      Adaptive Computing recommends that you use a remote shell, such as SSH, to install packages on remote systems. Set up shared SSH keys if you do not want to supply a password for each Torque MOM Host.

      The only required package for the compute node is mom-linux. Additional packages are recommended so you can use client commands and submit jobs from compute nodes.

    3. Copy the pbs_mom startup script to each Torque MOM Host.
      • Red Hat 6-based systems
      • SUSE 11-based systems
      • Red Hat 7-based or SUSE 12-based systems

      4. Not all sites see an inherited ulimit but those that do can change the ulimit in the pbs_mom init script. The pbs_mom init script is responsible for starting and stopping the pbs_mom process.

  2. On each Torque MOM Host, do the following:
    1. Install the self-extracting packages and run ldconfig.

    2. Configure pbs_mom to start at system boot, and then start the daemon.

      • Red Hat 6-based or SUSE 11-based systems
      • Red Hat 7-based or SUSE-12 based systems

2.2.5 Install Torque Clients

If you want to have the Torque client commands installed on hosts other than the Torque Server Host (such as the compute nodes or separate login nodes), do the following:

  1. On the Torque Server Host, do the following:
    1. Copy the self-extracting client package to each Torque Client Host.

      Adaptive Computing recommends that you use a remote shell, such as SSH, to install packages on remote systems. Set up shared SSH keys if you do not want to supply a password for each Torque MOM Host.

    2. Copy the trqauthd startup script to each Torque Client Host.
      • Red Hat 6-based systems
      • SUSE 11-based systems
      • Red Hat 7-based or SUSE 12-based systems
  2. On each Torque Client Host, do the following:

    Many of these steps can be done from the Torque server from a remote shell, such as SSH. Set up shared SSH keys if you do not want to supply a password for each Torque Client Host.

    1. Install the self-extracting client package.
    2. Enable and start the trqauthd service.
      • Red Hat 6-based or SUSE 11-based systems
      • Red Hat 7-based or SUSE-12 based systems

2.2.6 Configure Data Management

When a batch job completes, stdout and stderr files are generated and placed in the spool directory on the master Torque MOM Host for the job instead of the submit host. You can configure the Torque batch environment to copy the stdout and stderr files back to the submit host. See Configuring Data Management in the Torque Resource ManagerAdministrator Guide for more information.

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