configurar OMS en SPAD

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Hola Amigos

Estoy configurando el OMS desde la trx SPAD, ya tengo configurados los SGS Real y Logico (o en ingles aparece como OMS), el tema es que no encuentro como seguir para terminar de configurarlo, yo tengo sap en HP-UX y el print server esta en un Windows 2003, como se direccionan las impresiones a las impresoras correctas y en caso de que una deje de funcionar, indicar que otra puede utilizar a modo de contingencia?
Si alguno experimento en este tema y tiene algun dato para compartir se lo agradezco

Saludos!

[johangonz]

del OMS no te puedo ayudar, pero si tienes asignado todos los spool a un server y este falla puedes hacer el cambio de un spool server a otro en "SPAD, Menu Utilities -> For Output Devices -> Assign Server, colocas el nuevo server y el hace el cambio.

Si tienes mas de 2 spool servers a la vez puedes hacer que hagan balanceo en disponibilidad y en caso de tener mucho volumen de impresión, lo cual también cubriría tu duda actual, te dejo el texto de SAP exacto:

Setting or Changing Properties of a Spool Server
You can enter additional attributes and administration information for spool servers.

To do this, call transaction SPAD (Tools ® CCMS ®Spool ® Spool Administration), and, on the Devices/Servers tab page, choose the Spool Servers pushbutton. The list of defined spool servers appears. If you double click the relevant spool server, a window showing the attributes of the spool server appears.

The following example shows the attributes for a mass printing server:



You can enter or change the following attributes in this window:

· Server Name: You can enter a description of the spool server in the long field of the Server Name area.
· Server Class: Choose a suitable entry, depending on the intended use of the server, from the input options for the server class field, such as production printing, mass printing, and so on. The classification of the spool server helps you to realize your planned printing architecture, that is, to assign newly defined output devices to the corresponding spool server. If you specify the spool server in a device definition, the spool system compares the classification of the output device to the classification of the server. If they do not match, then the spool system warns you.

If you are preparing to assign a mass printer to a time-critical production server, then the spool system warns you of this disparity.

· Alternative server: You can specify a “replacement printer”, the alternative server, for a spool server. The alternate server takes over the processing of output requests if the original server is down or unavailable. For more information, see Alternative Server.

· Allow Load Balancing: You can define whether the output processing workload of a server may be distributed among its alternate servers. By default, load balancing is deactivated. Instead, the spool system ensures that output requests are printed in the order that they are generated.

· Logical server: You can define spool servers as logical servers. A logical server is a name that can, in turn, stand for one or more logical or real servers (a real spool server is a server that actually has spool work processes and can run in the SAP System).

Using logical servers, you can transport a complete printing architecture to another system with only minimal changes. To activate printing in the target system, you only need to edit the assignment of the logical server. You can do this using the Mapping field