
In this course we learn about the following:
What is SAP S/4 Hana Migration Cockpit
Basic Concept
Functionalities
Different Migration Approaches
Roadmap
Transferring data directly to S/4 Hana from SAP Source system
Further development
In this session, we explore in detail how to upload initial stock using S/4 Hana migration cockpit as an example. Also, we explored the limitations of the standard migration object.
In this session, we see how to modify the standard Migration object. We explore the option of custom rules, modify migration object for uploading inventory balances to post any goods movement.
In this session, we learn in detail how to upload BOM (Bill of Material) and Production version using S/4 Hana migration cockpit. Also, we explored the limitations of the standard migration object, how to overcome it; how to create a custom object using standard or custom function module. We also explore how to use recordings in migration objects. It also includes some real-time problems faced during implementation and their solutions.
In this session we discuss about transfer of migration projects, including all settings, from one system to another.
LTMC - S / 4 Hana Migration Cockpit
The SAP S/4HANA Migration Cockpit is a new migration tool that is shipped exclusively with S/4HANA. The focus is to support customers in the migration process with the SAP S/4HANA New Implementation transition scenario. The tool is based on proven migration technologies. It is available for S/4HANA Cloud and for on-premise release 1610 and up.
In this course we will learn:
SAP S/4 HANA Migration Cockpit with Step by step transactions and detailed configuration.
How to upload master and transactional data using S/4 HANA migration cockpit.
Explore the limitations of the standard migration objects and how to overcome them.
How to create a custom migration object, use of custom rules and error handling.
How to use recordings in migration objects.
Troubleshooting of real-time problems faced during implementation.
No sap help documents or blogs or videos are available as of now. You can always come back to this course for such troubleshooting.