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The SAP Netweaver 7.0 PAM

14th Sep, 2009 | 4 Comments | Posted in Featured, Netweaver, System Tools

The Product Availability Matrix bundles technical and release planning information on SAP components for quick reference. You will find information on the availability of SAP component releases (product versions), maintenance end dates and upgrade paths, as well as technical release information (DB-platforms, JSE-platforms, operating systems etc.). A SAP component release is structured into instances. An instance is a bundle of technically dependent software component versions to be installed on one single logical system. The technical release information is displayed per instance.

Example: The product version SAP NetWeaver 7.0 is structured into the instances ‘Application Server ABAP’, ‘Application Server Java’, ‘Enterprise Portal‘, ‘Frontend’ etc. The ‘Application Server ABAP’ itself consists mainly of the software component versions SAP BW 7.00, SAP ABA 7.00, SAP BASIS 7.00 and SAP Kernel 7.00 32-BIT (or a newer downward compatible one).

Please note that you will need a valid SAP OSS user in order to access SAP’s Product Availability Matrix (PAM) website.

In case you don’t have a company issued SAP user, here’s your opportunity to get the SAP NetWeaver 7.0 Product Availability Matrix (PAM) document, just click on the download link below.

SAP NetWeaver 7.0 Product Availability Matrix (PAM) (approx. 2 MBytes)

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mySAP Says:
September 14th, 2009 at 1:19 pm
Oh… finally, I find this document.. I am looking for this file for a while. Thanks so much for sharing

Cheer!
webmaster Says:
September 14th, 2009 at 1:50 pm
Hi,

Thanks, no problem. The reason I posted this PDF is because I already spent too much time looking for it, on different ocasions. Hope it helps.

Bye, regards.
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