SAP Hybris
Marketing 1.2 (1511)
January 2016
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Basic Settings for Hybris
Marketing (CEB)
Building Block Configuration Guide
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Content
1
2
Purpose .............................................................................................................................. 5
Preparation ......................................................................................................................... 5
2.1
Prerequisites ............................................................................................................ 5
2.2
SAP Notes ................................................................................................................ 5
2.3
Business Warehouse (BW) Client Definition ............................................................ 5
2.4
SAP HANA Database Configuration ........................................................................ 6
2.5
ABAP-Related Prerequisite Settings ........................................................................ 6
2.6
Users and Authorizations ......................................................................................... 6
3 Configuration ...................................................................................................................... 8
3.1
Client and Connectivity Settings .............................................................................. 8
Defining Logical System ...................................................................................... 8
Maintaining Client Settings .................................................................................. 8
Creating RFC Destination .................................................................................... 9
Allowing BW Namespaces to be Modified ......................................................... 10
Allowing LOCAL Software Component to be Modified ...................................... 11
Creating ABAP Package for BI Content ............................................................ 11
Creating ABAP Package for OData Services .................................................... 12
3.2
Checking Virus Scan Profiles ................................................................................. 13
3.3
Integration Settings for SAP CRM (Optional)......................................................... 14
Creating RFC User in SAP CRM for Hybris Marketing (Optional) ..................... 14
Creating RFC Destination in Hybris Marketing for SAP CRM (Optional) .......... 15
3.4
Configuration of Operational Analytics and Easy Query Environment .................. 16
Activating SICF Services ................................................................................... 17
Configuring Operational Data Provisioning ....................................................... 18
Configuring Easy Query Environment ............................................................... 19
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Basic Settings for Hybris Marketing
1
Purpose
This building block provides the necessary steps to carry out the basic settings for SAP
Hybris Marketing, such as creating a logical system and an RFC destination, as well as
settings for SAP NetWeaver Gateway and the Business Warehouse client.
Important: Prerequisite steps that are described in sufficient detail in the SAP Hybris
Marketing installation guide are not covered in this configuration guide. Carefully read the
Preparation chapter below with all its sub chapters and carry out all mentioned and relevant
steps as described in the SAP Hybris Marketing installation guide before implementing the
Basic Settings for Hybris Marketing configuration guide.
You can find the SAP Hybris Marketing installation guide here: http://help.sap.com/mkt 
Installation and Upgrade Information  Installation Guide. Make sure to download the
published version at the same time that you receive the SAP Hybris Marketing version you
want to implement.
2
Preparation
2.1 Prerequisites
Before executing the configuration instructions described below, the following activities must
be performed:
1. You have identified the relevant deployment scenario (refer to the SAP Hybris
Marketing installation guide, chapter Deployment Scenarios: http://help.sap.com/mkt 
Installation and Upgrade Information  Installation Guide).
2. The appropriate system landscape is installed and configured. For details regarding the
software components and support package levels used to build the rapid-deployment
solution, refer to the Software and Delivery Requirements document that you find at
http://service.sap.com/rds-ymkt  scroll down to Check Requirements; for details
regarding the installation itself refer to the SAP Hybris Marketing installation guide
(chapters 4 and 5 including all sub chapters).
2.2 SAP Notes
After system landscape installation, make sure that the SAP Notes referred to in the SAP
Hybris Marketing release information note 1885803 or 1933146, depending on your Software
component level, have been implemented. Implement those SAP Notes that are listed in the
Notes to be installed before executing Chapter 6/Installation Guide or after you have executed
all steps in Chapter 2/Upgrade Guide section before implementing this building block.
Make a note of the SAP Notes listed in the Notes to be installed after you have
finished the Installation Guide or Upgrade Guide section. Implement these notes
only after you have implemented the Initial Setup of Hybris Marketing (CED)
configuration guide, and depending on which solutions of SAP Hybris Marketing
you actually use.
2.3 Business Warehouse (BW) Client Definition
SAP Hybris Marketing requires a BW client in the Hybris Marketing system to enable the
activation of Business Intelligence (BI) content. The BW client can be the same one that is
used for SAP Hybris Marketing, or it can be a separate client.
Make sure that your system administrator has set up a BW client. To check whether the BW
client has been set up, you can:
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
Verify in the RSADMINA table (display its content via transaction SE16) that the BW
client has been entered in the BWMANDT field

Verify that a logical system (display via transaction SCC4) and RFC connection
(display via transaction SM59) have been set up for the BW client

Verify that when logged on to the BW client, you can access transaction RSA1
2.4 SAP HANA Database Configuration
Before executing the configuration instructions described in in chapter 3 – Configuration, your
system administrator must have implemented the following SAP HANA-related settings as
described in the SAP Hybris Marketing installation guide: http://help.sap.com/mkt 
Installation and Upgrade Information  Installation Guide:

Configuring SSL for SAP HANA XS Engine (chapter 7.3.1)

SAP HANA User for Technical Configuration (chapter 7.3.2)

Authorization Enhancement for _SYS_REPO User (chapter 7.3.3.1). This is only
required for deployment scenario C. If you implement another deployment scenario,
skip this chapter.
2.5 ABAP-Related Prerequisite Settings
Before executing the configuration instructions described in in chapter 3 – Configuration, your
system administrator must have implemented the following ABAP-related settings as
described in the SAP Hybris Marketing installation guide: http://help.sap.com/mkt 
Installation and Upgrade Information  Installation Guide:

User for Application Setup (chapter 7.4.1)
We strongly advise you not to update SAP business roles, but to create copies of
the standard SAP business roles, for example, Z_BC_BASIS_ADMIN and
enhance the Z-roles only.

Setting the Fully Qualified Domain Name (chapter 7.4.2)

Configuring HTTPS (chapter 7.4.3)

Configuring the Secure Sockets Layer Protocol (chapter 7.4.4)

File Extensions Excluded from HTTP Compression (chapter 7.4.5)

Installation of the SAP HANA Rules Framework (HRF) – if relevant for your selected
scope (chapter 7.6.1)

Prerequisites for SAP Cloud for Customer Integration – only relevant if you use SAP
Cloud for Customer and want to integrate it with SAP Hybris Marketing (chapter
7.6.2)

User Configuration for XS-based Apps (chapter 7.10)

Configuring the SAP Web Dispatcher (chapter 7.12)
2.6 Users and Authorizations
Users for installation
Create the following users to execute the implementation steps:
System
User
SAP Hybris
<installation
Marketing
user>
(NetWeaver ABAP)
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Authorizations
To avoid authorization issues, we recommend assigning
SAP_ALL to the installation user.
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If due to security reasons this is not allowed in your
organization, create one or several installation users as
described in the SAP Hybris Marketing installation
guide, chapter Prerequisites in AS ABAP System: User
for Application Setup.
We strongly advise you not to update SAP business
roles, but to create copies of the standard SAP
business roles, for example, Z_BC_SIW_DEV and
enhance the Z-roles only. If you update the SAP
default business roles and not create a copy of
them, your changes to the SAP business roles will
be overwritten once you upgrade the SAP Hybris
Marketing solution.
In the BW client, ensure that the installation user has
the authorizations of the following default roles
assigned:

SAP_BC_SIW_DEV

SAP_BC_WEBSERVICE_DEBUGGER

SAP_BC_WEBSERVICE_ADMIN_TEC

SAP_BC_BGRFC_SUPERVISOR
SAP HANA
<installation
user for Hybris
Marketing>
Create a specific user for the technical configuration
(TC_USER) as described in the SAP Hybris Marketing
installation guide, chapter SAP HANA User for
Technical Configuration: http://help.sap.com/mkt 
Installation and Upgrade Information  Installation
Guide.
SAP HANA
SAP<SID>
This user is used for the SAP NetWeaver server
(hosting SAP Hybris Marketing) to access the SAP
HANA database.
By default, it is named SAP<SID>. (SID stands for
System ID, for example, if the SAP NetWeaver server is
named NW1, then the user is named SAPNW1.)
It may have a different name, assigned during
NetWeaver server installation.
To check the correct name:
1. Logon to the NetWeaver server using SAP GUI.
2. Open menu System  Status.
3. In System:Status window, under Database Data
area, read the Owner field.
This user is only required to execute the activation
procedure for the deployment scenario C (HubDeployment With Shared SAP HANA System of SAP
Business Suite).
Installation users are only used for initial configuration and content activation
activities. For security reasons, after completing the activation, we recommend
that you remove the authorizations you have given to the users who have
performed the implementation steps, or that you set a new password for generic
users.
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Configuration
3.1 Client and Connectivity Settings
Defining Logical System
Use
In this activity you define a logical system for the Hybris Marketing system. In SAP terms, a
logical system corresponds to a client.
Optionally you can set up one client for the SAP NetWeaver Business
Warehouse (BW) content, and a separate client for the SAP Hybris Marketing
application. In this case, create a logical system for the BW client and one for the
Hybris Marketing client.
Procedure
1. Access the transaction using the following navigation options:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
Integration with Other SAP Components  Event Management
Interface  Define System Configuration  Define Logical
System
2. Choose New Entries (F5).
3. Enter the following data:

A name for the logical system that you want to create (Log.System)

A clear description of the logical system (Name)
Log.System
Name
<system>CLNT<Client number>
(for example, CEICLNT100)
For example,
Hybris Marketing
4. Save your entries (Ctrl + S) and choose a workbench request, if required.
If you have chosen the option of two clients, repeat the steps for the BW logical
client.
Maintaining Client Settings
Use
With this activity you assign the logical system to the relevant client.
Procedure
1. Access the transaction using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction code
SCC4
SAP Menu
Tools  Administration  Administration  Client Administration
 Client Maintenance
2. Choose Display  Change.
3. Confirm the message Caution: The table is cross-client.
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4. Highlight your relevant client and choose Details.
5. On the Change View “Clients”: Details screen enter the following data:
Field / Area
Entry
Logical system
<Enter the logical system which you created
in the previous chapter>, for example,
CEICLNT100
Std currency
<Enter the standard currency>, for example,
USD
Client role
<Select the relevant role>, for example,
Test
Changes and Transports for
Client-Specific Objects
<Select the relevant entry>, for example,
Automatic recording of changes
Cross-Client Object Changes
Changes to Repository and cross-client
Customizing allowed
Client Copy and Comparison Tool
Protection
Protection level 0: No restriction
CATT and eCATT Restrictions
eCATT and CATT Not Allowed
6. Save your entries and confirm the warning message, Be careful when changing the
logical system.
If you have chosen the option of two clients, repeat the steps for the BW logical
client.
Creating RFC Destination
Use
A Remote Function Call (RFC) destination has to be defined for the SAP Hybris Marketing
system.
Procedure
1. Access the transaction using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction code
SM59
SAP Menu
Tools  Administration  Administration  Network  RFC
Destinations
2. On the Configuration of RFC Connections screen, choose Create (F8).
3. Enter the following data:
Field
Entry
RFC Destination
<system name>CLNT<client number>, for example,
CEICLNT100
Connection Type
3 (Connection to ABAP System)
Description 1
<Enter a description>, for example, System CEI client
100
4. Choose Enter.
Technical Settings
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No
Logon & Security
Language
<Relevant language>, for example, EN
Client
<Relevant client>
User
<Leave empty>
Password
<Do not enter a password>
Trust Relationship
No
Status of Secure
Protocol
Inactive
Unicode
Communication
Type with Target
System
Set Unicode flag if Unicode test has been executed successfully. This
test can be performed by choosing Utilities  Test  Unicode Test in
the menu. The RFC destination has to be saved first before the test can
be performed. An information message appears (for example: Target is a
Unicode system (character size 2)).
5. Save (Ctrl + S) your RFC destination.
6. You can now test your newly created RFC connection using the Connection Test button.
You can also test the RFC connection using the menu path Utilities  Test. Then you can
choose Connection Test or Authorization Test. The connection test performs only a
technical test (Host, IP Address) of the target system as the authorization test performs
an invisible logon to the target system using the maintained user and password of the
RFC destination.
If you have chosen the option of two clients, repeat the steps for the second
logical client.
Result
You have successfully created the RFC destination for the Hybris Marketing system.
Allowing BW Namespaces to be Modified
Use
To allow system changes for BW content, make sure that the namespaces /BI0/ and /BIC/
are modifiable.
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the transaction choosing the following navigation option:
Transaction code
SE03
3. On the Transport Organizer Tools screen, select the folders: Transport Organizer Tools
 Administration  Set System Change Option.
4. Choose Execute (F8).
5. On the System Change Option screen, for the Global Settings field, choose the
Modifiable option.
6. In the lower list, look for namespaces /BI0/ and /BIC/, and set their status to
Modifiable.
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7. Choose Save.
8. Choose Back.
Result
The /BI0/ and /BIC/ namespaces are modifiable.
Allowing LOCAL Software Component to be Modified
Use
In a production system, you must set the system settings for the LOCAL software component
to modifiable. This activity is only relevant in production systems. For development and test
systems you can skip this activity.
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the transaction choosing the following navigation option:
Transaction code
SE03
3. On the Transport Organizer Tools screen, select the folders: Transport Organizer Tools
 Administration  Set System Change Option.
4. Choose Execute (F8).
5. On the System Change Option screen, in the Software Component list, look for LOCAL
(Local Developments (No Automatic Transport)), and set its status to Modifiable.
6. Choose Save.
7. Choose Back.
Result
The LOCAL software component is modifiable.
Creating ABAP Package for BI Content
Use
If your system is a development and configuration system, create an ABAP package to store
and transport runtime generated during BI Content activation.
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the transaction choosing the following navigation option:
Transaction code
SE80
Application menu
Tools  ABAP Workbench  Overview  Object Navigator
3. On the Object Navigator screen, choose the Repository Browser.
4. Select the type Package from the dropdown list.
5. Below the Package field, enter the package name, for example, ZCEI_BW_CONTENT.
6. Choose ENTER.
7. On the Create Pack. dialog box, choose Yes.
8. On the Create Package dialog box, maintain the following values:
Field name
Value
Package
ZCEI_BW_CONTENT
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Short
Description
Package for yMKT BI Content
Software
Component
HOME
Transport Layer <choose an appropriate transport layer so that you can
transport your settings to the relevant systems.>
Package Type
9.
10.
11.
12.
Development Package
Choose Continue (Enter).
On the Prompt for local Workbench Request dialog box, select a workbench request.
Choose Continue (Enter).
Choose Back.
Result
An ABAP package has been created to store runtime objects generated during BI content
activation.
Creating ABAP Package for OData Services
Use
If your system is a development and configuration system, create an ABAP package to store
and transport runtime objects generated during OData services activation.
If your system is a quality or production system, you can skip this chapter. Also, if
you are activating this solution in a demo environment and you don’t plan to
transport configurations to other systems, you can skip this chapter and use the
local temporary package $TMP.
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the transaction choosing the following navigation option:
Transaction code
SE80
Application menu
Tools  ABAP Workbench  Overview  Object Navigator
3. On the Object Navigator screen, choose the Repository Browser.
4. Select the type Package from the dropdown list.
5. Below the Package field, enter the package name, for example, ZCEI_ODATA.
6. Choose ENTER.
7. On the Create Pack. dialog box, choose Yes.
8. On the Create Package dialog box, maintain the following values:
Field name
Value
Package
ZCEI_ODATA
Short
Description
Package for Hybris Mkt. OData Services
Software
Component
HOME
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Transport Layer <choose an appropriate transport layer so that you can
transport your settings to the relevant systems.>
Package Type
9.
10.
11.
12.
Development Package
Choose Continue (Enter).
On the Prompt for local Workbench Request dialog box, select a workbench request.
Choose Continue (Enter).
Choose Back.
Result
An ABAP package has been created to store runtime objects generated during OData
services activation.
3.2 Checking Virus Scan Profiles
Use
SAP NetWeaver Gateway is included in the SAP Hybris Marketing installation and by default
installed on the system. For the purpose of the SAP Hybris Marketing rapid-deployment
solution, the local SAP NetWeaver Gateway is used. It is activated automatically during initial
setup of SAP Hybris Marketing.
If you must implement an alternative scenario (for example, using SAP
NetWeaver Gateway on a different server), refer to the SAP Help Portal:
http://help.sap.com/nwgateway  Configuration and Deployment Information 
Configuration Guide  SAP NetWeaver Gateway Configuration Guide  OData
Channel Configuration  Connection Settings on the SAP NetWeaver Gateway
Hub System  Connection Settings: SAP NetWeaver Gateway to SAP Systems.
In this activity you make sure that an appropriate virus scan profile is defined. Virus scan must
be correctly configured to grant proper system security. Make sure that your system
administrator has defined an appropriate virus scan profile. Details how to define a profile can
be found in the security guide at http://help.sap.com/mkt  Security Information  Security
Guide  Securing Information  Virus Scan Profile (ABAP).
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction code
SPRO
SAP IMG menu
SAP NetWeaver  SAP Gateway  OData Channel 
Administration  General Settings  Define Virus Scan Profiles
3. On the SAP NetWeaver Gateway Virus Scan Profile Configuration screen, check that the
profile defined by your system administrator is specified in the Virus Scan Profile field.
In particular cases, such as test or demo systems, after careful evaluation of
system security risk, you may decide not to install virus scan software.
In this case, disable the virus scan:
a. Choose Virus Scan Switched Off.
b. Choose Execute (F8).
This practice is strongly discouraged in case of production systems.
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Result
Virus scan is properly configured.
3.3 Integration Settings for SAP CRM (Optional)
Creating RFC User in SAP CRM for Hybris Marketing
(Optional)
Use
This activity is only relevant if you want to integrate SAP Hybris Marketing with SAP CRM so
that you can, for example, replicate target groups from SAP Hybris Marketing to SAP CRM.
To enable SAP Hybris Marketing to access SAP CRM, you must create an RFC user in the
SAP CRM system.
This chapter is only relevant if you want to use the integration scenario between
SAP CRM and SAP Hybris Marketing. If not, skip the chapter.
You can set up the integration to SAP CRM at a later point in time by
implementing the Integration into SAP CRM for Hybris Marketing (CEM) building
block. The RFC user is also described in that building block.
Procedure
1. Logon to SAP CRM, using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction code
SU01
SAP CRM menu
Architecture and Technology  System Administration 
Administration  User Maintenance  Users
3. In the User field, enter CEI_USER.
4. Choose Create (F8).
5. On the Maintain User screen, maintain the following values:
Address
Last Name
CEI_USER
Function
RFC User for SAP CEI
Logon Data
User Type
Communications Data
Password
<Define your password>, for example, remote
Repeat Password
<Repeat your password>
Defaults
Logon Language
EN
Profiles
SAP_ALL, SAP_NEW
Profiles
The SAP_ALL profile grants all SAP authorizations. It is not a
mandatory profile for the RFC user. Instead of SAP_ALL, you can
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assign other authorization profiles according to your security concept
for RFC users.
6. Save your entries (Ctrl + S).
Alternative settings are possible concerning authorizations of this user.
The proposed security setup will be sufficient in many cases, since the user has
full rights, but cannot perform a dialogue logon.
The data exchange concerning target group integration happens via the SAP
CRM Middleware, in a way that is similar to the one used in the communication
between SAP CRM and SAP ERP.
Result
You have successfully created an RFC system user in SAP CRM.
Creating RFC Destination in Hybris Marketing for SAP
CRM (Optional)
Use
To enable target group replication between SAP Hybris Marketing and SAP CRM, an RFC
destination has to be defined in the SAP NetWeaver server for SAP Hybris Marketing,
pointing to the SAP CRM system.
This chapter is only relevant if you want to use the integration scenario between
SAP CRM and SAP Hybris Marketing. If not, skip the chapter.
You can set up the integration to SAP CRM at a later point in time by
implementing the Integration into SAP CRM for Hybris Marketing (CEM) building
block. The RFC destination is also described in that building block.
The RFC destination described below is different from the one described in the
SAP Landscape Transformation Server Settings (CET) building block. If you use
both the integration to SAP CRM scenario, and the data replication via SAP
Landscape Transformation Replication Server, you need both RFC destinations.
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction code
SM59
Application menu
Tools  Administration  Administration  Network  RFC
Destinations
3. Choose Create (F8).
4. Maintain the following values:
Field
Entry
RFC Destination
<CRM system name>CLNT<client>_CEI,
for example, CS7CLNT200_CEI
Connection Type
3 (Connection to ABAP system)
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<Enter a description>, for example, SAP CRM
Destination
5. Choose Enter.
Technical settings
Load Balancing
No
Target Host
<Enter the target SAP CRM system>
Instance No.
<Instance No. of the SAP CRM system>
Logon & Security
Language
<Relevant language>, for example, EN
Client
<Relevant CRM client> for example, 100
User
<Enter the previously created user in SAP CRM> for
example, CEI_USER
Password
<Enter the password for the CEI_USER user> (for
example: remote)
Trust Relationship
No
Status of Secure
Protocol
Inactive
Unicode
Communication
Type with Target
System
Set Unicode flag if Unicode test has been executed successfully. This
test can be performed by choosing Utilities  Test  Unicode Test in
the menu. The RFC destination has to be saved first before the test can
be performed. An information message appears (for example: Target is a
Unicode system (character size 2)).
6. Save (Ctrl + S) your RFC destination.
7. You can now test your newly created RFC connection using the Connection Test button.
You can also test the RFC connection following the menu path Utilities  Test. Then you
can choose Connection Test or Authorization Test. The connection test performs only a
technical test (Host, IP Address) of the target system as the authorization test performs
an invisible logon to the target system using the maintained user and password of the
RFC destination.
Result
You have successfully created the RFC destination in CEI for the SAP CRM system.
3.4 Configuration of Operational Analytics and Easy
Query Environment
This chapter describes the implementation steps required to configure operational analytics
and the easy query environment. These capabilities are required to activate SAP NetWeaver
BI content for SAP Hybris Marketing. You only must implement the settings described in
the following sub chapters if your BW client is not the same as the one in which Hybris
Marketing is set up. If you use the same client for both BW and SAP Hybris Marketing, skip
this chapter including all sub chapters, as the CUAN_INITIAL_SETUP task list (“technical
configuration”) will carry out these steps automatically.
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Only if you have one client for BW and another client for Hybris Marketing,
maintain the relevant settings manually as described in the following sub
chapters.
Activating SICF Services
Use
To enable the activation of the BI content that is required for SAP Hybris Marketing, you must
first activate certain services within the Internet Communication Framework to enable the
access to the needed browser based (Web Dynpro) configuration views.
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system (Hybris Marketing client) using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the transaction choosing the following navigation option:
Transaction code
SICF
Application menu
Tools  Administration  Administration  Network  HTTP Service
Hierarchy Maintenance
3. On the Maintain Services screen, choose Hierarchy Type: SERVICE.
4. Choose Execute.
5. On the Maintain service screen, expand the service nodes listed below one after the
other.
6. Right-click the service and choose Activate Service (or Activate Link).
7. Activate the following services (or links) for default_host:
/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/appl_soap_management
/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/esh_admin_ui_component
/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/esh_eng_modelling
/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/esh_eng_wizard
/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/esh_search_results_ui
/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/WDA_EQ_manager
/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/wdhc_help_center
/sap/es/cockpit
/sap/es/saplink
/sap/es/search
/sap/sap/public/bc
/sap/public/bc/ur
/sap/public/bc/icons
/sap/public/bc/icons_rtl
/sap/public/bc/webicons
/sap/public/bc/pictograms
/sap/public/bc/webdynpro
/sap/public/bc/webdynpro/adobeChallenge
/sap/public/bc/webdynpro/mimes
/sap/public/bc/webdynpro/ssr
/sap/public/bc/webdynpro/ViewDesigner
/sap/public/myssocntl
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Instead of activating these services manually in transaction SICF, alternatively
you can make use of the SAP_BASIS_ACTIVATE_ICF_NODES task list in
transaction STC01.
Result
The Web Dynpro services for the required configuration views have been activated.
Configuring Operational Data Provisioning
The following sub chapters provide the configuration steps to enable Operational Data
Provisioning.
For more information, see the SAP Help Portal: http://help.sap.com/netweaver 
SAP NetWeaver Platform  Application Help  Function-Oriented View 
Search and Operational Analytics  Operational Data Provisioning 
Configuring Operational Data Provisioning.
3.4.2.1Basic Configuration for Operational Analytics
Use
The purpose of this activity is to execute the basic configuration for operational analytics.
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system (Hybris Marketing client) using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the activity using the following navigation options:
Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
SAP NetWeaver  Search and Operational Analytics  Operational
Data Provisioning for Operational Analytics  Basic Configuration for
Operational Analytics
3. On the Basic Configuration for Operational Analytics screen, in the BW Client field, enter
the client number of the BW Client in the current system.
If you have separate clients in your system, one client for BW and one client for
Customer Engagement Intelligence, enter the number of the BW client.
4. Choose Execute (F8).
5. In the Display Logs screen, review the log and verify that no errors occurred.
6. Choose Back twice.
Result
The basic configuration for operational analytics has been performed.
3.4.2.2Specifying the Client for Modeling
Use
The purpose of this activity is to specify the client for modeling.
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system (Hybris Marketing client) using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the activity using the following navigation options:
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Transaction code
SPRO
IMG menu
SAP NetWeaver  Search and Operational Analytics  Operational
Data Provisioning for Operational Analytics  Specify Client for
Modeling
3. On the Define Modeling Client screen, in the Modeling Client field, enter the client number
of the BW Client in the current system.
4. In the Destination field, maintain the RFC destination for the BW client.
5. Choose Execute (F8).
6. Confirm the dialog box that appears.
7. Choose Back.
Result
The client for modeling has been specified.
Configuring Easy Query Environment
3.4.3.1Checking Configuration of the Service Implementation
Workbench
Use
In this activity you define the settings for the Service Implementation Workbench (SIW).
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system (Hybris Marketing client) using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the activity using the following navigation option:
Transaction code
SM31
3. On the Maintain Table View: Initial Screen, in Table/View field, choose the
VSIW_LANDSCAPE view.
4. Choose Maintain.
5. Make sure that the following entry exists. If required, create a new entry, or modify an
existing one.
Field name
Value
Landscape ID
LOCAL_WO_ESR
Description
Local without ESR
RFC Destination
<blank>
6. Choose Save.
7. Choose Back.
On the Maintain Table View: Initial screen, in Table/View field, choose VSIW_CONFIG
view.
8. Choose Maintain.
9. Make sure that the following entries exist. If required, create a new entry or modify an
existing one.
Field name
Value
Configuration ID
EQ_LEVEL_SPACE
Description
Configuration for easy queries
Config Setup Class
CL_EQ_SIW_LEVEL_SPACE_CFG
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Landscape ID
LOCAL_WO_ESR
Display Only
<unchecked>
10. Choose Save.
11. Choose Back.
Result
The required Service Implementation Workbench settings are maintained.
3.4.3.2SOAP Settings for Easy Query Management
Use
A standard profile must be configured in the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Manager.
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system (Hybris Marketing client) using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction code
SOAMANAGER
3. On the SOA Management screen, choose Technical Administration Tab.
4. Choose Profiles.
5. Check if a DEFAULT_PROFILE entry exists. In case it does not exist, create a new profile
using the following data:
Field name
Value
Name
DEFAULT_PROFILE
Description
Local Default Profile
Authentication Method
Single Sign-on using SAP Assertion Ticket
6. Choose Save.
7. Close the browser window.
Result
The default profile is configured.
3.4.3.3Settings for Background Processing
Use
In this activity you perform the basic settings required for Easy Query Management.
If you have separate clients in your system, one client for BW content and one
client for Hybris Marketing content, execute this activity in the BW client.
Procedure
1. Log on to the SAP Hybris Marketing system (BW client) using the SAP GUI.
2. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction code
SBGRFCCONF
3. On the bgRFC Configuration screen, choose the Define Supervisor Dest. tab page.
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4. On the Define Supervisor Dest. tab page, choose Create.
5. In the Create RFC Destination for Supervisor dialog box, maintain the following data:
Field name
Value
Destination Name
BGRFC_SUPERVISOR
Create User
<checked>
User Name
BGRFC_SUPER
Password
<Enter a password> for example, remote
6. Choose Save.
7. On the bgRFC Configuration screen, choose Save (Ctrl+S).
A user BGRFC_SUPER has just been created. The assigned authorization role is
SAP_BC_BGRFC_SUPERVISOR.
8. On the bgRFC Configuration screen, choose the Define Inbound Dest. tab page.
9. On the Define Inbound Dest. tab page, choose Create.
10. On the Configure Inbound Destination screen, maintain the following settings:
Field name
Value
Inb. Dest. Name
QD_EQ_LOCAL
Add Queue Prefix
EQQD_
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
In the Add Queue Prefix screen area, choose Add
Choose Save.
On the Scheduler: Destination tab page, choose Create.
In the bgRFC Configuration dialog box, choose Inbound.
On the Create Scheduler Settings for Inbound Destination screen, choose the
QD_EQ_LOCAL destination.
16. Choose Save.
17. Choose Save (Ctrl+S) again.
18. Choose Back.
Result
You have maintained the basic settings for easy queries.
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