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SAP Memory MEMORY: à Memory is assigned to the work process to roll in the user context into task handler. à Depending up on the user request the memory is allocated to the process ID up to a max of     2GB to 4GB. The OS command “memlimits” specifies the maximum amount of memory a       process can be allocated. Physical Memory:     The memory that is available (installed) on the system. If more than one instance is installed on the same machine then the parameter PHYS_MEMSIZE determines the amount of memory that can be used by the instance. Virtual memory:      The physical memory is not sufficient to handle the memory requirement of the SAP instance. So it is recommended to configure virtual memory (SWAP/PAGE) on the disk. It is around three times the size of physical memory on 32bit machines. And minimum 20GB is required for 64 bit machines. 32/64 bit Machines:     32 bit s...

SAP BASIS Interview  7 Where the transport data files will be placed? How to make security authorization reports? In which table failed user login attempts will be there? How to see the t able entry values? How you will give new authorizations? Have you participated in Kernel upgrading and OCS Patches? Have you done any up gradations? How to configure TMS? What is transport domain? What is Consolidation route and delivery routes? How you will identify them? Transport error codes and their description? The transaction should not be displayed in User Easy access menu but he must execute that transaction how to do that? 1.What is the difference between System Trace, Developer Trace and System Log? System Trace: If you want to record the internal SAP system activities, use the function SAP System Trace. Recording the processes in your application server enables you to monitor the system and facilitates troubleshooting. Developer Trace: Developer traces conta...