Reviewing Release Settings – uPerform On-Premise Manuals

Identifying the Transport Number and Viewing System Information

This procedure is for reviewing the transport number and system information only. Making changes to this information can result in error.

Start the transaction using the transaction code /n/RWD/ZF0.
Click Release Settings.

Review the following fields:

Field	Description
User	User currently logged into SAP
Default	Version of SAP system
Window sys	User's computer platform
Version	Help Launchpad transport number
Gui platform	User's SAP GUI platform
Released	Release date of indicated Help Launchpad transport

Setting Function Module Levels

Start the transaction using the transaction code /n/RWD/ZF0.
Click Release Settings.
Click the Function Settings tab.

Perform one of the following:

If You Want To	Then
Specify a default function module	Click the radio button in the appropriate row(s).
Specify an alternate function module	Click the radio button in the appropriate row(s).
Control MAC launch	Select the checkbox , and click mac browser to specify the web browser used in Mac environments. NOTE: Use this option only if the standard “browser (not controlled)” launch does not work for the Apple/Mac devices. Refer to for more information.
Specify the HTTP GET module used when batch uploading HTTP-formatted files	Click Standard to use the SAP HTTP_Get module, or click RWD function module to use the function module created by ANCILE. If you encounter errors using the SAP-supplied module, select the ANCILE-supplied module and attempt the batch upload again.

Click Save Settings.

Using the Logging Options

To troubleshoot issues with Help Launchpad, ANCILE support may request that you specify and execute logging options. When requested to execute logging options, perform the following steps.

Start the transaction using the transaction code /n/RWD/ZF0.
Click Release Settings.
Click the Logging tab.

Review the following fields:

Field	Description
Users	Select All to create logs for all users. Select Single to create a log for a single user, and enter the username.
Log Options	Select No Logging to disable logging.
SAP Logging to	Enter the location where you want to store logs, and specify the days. NOTE: The unique value (Y_RWD_ZCSH) is automatically created during the installation of ANCILE Help Launchpad using transports. This value is not created if Help Launchpad is installed using the SAINT method. If installing using the SAINT method, you must create the Y_RWD_ZCSH value or create your own unique Y or Z name. Select the type of log(s) you want to create: help, alert, logon, or note.
RWD Clip URL	Records the URL before it is launched and places the URL into the clipboard.

Optionally, click View to view the log file(s).
Click .

Copying Standard Message and Utility Texts for Subsequent Translation

To make a copy of the delivered English message text (to make this English text available for viewing by users using a non-English SAP GUI) or to translate interface utility texts to another language, perform the following steps. Note that this functionality does not automatically translate the utility text; you must manually translate the utility text to the desired language after copying.

Start the transaction using the transaction code /n/RWD/ZF0.
Click Release Settings.
Click Utility Texts.
Perform one or more of the following:

Review the following fields:

Field	Description
Copy all English Help Launchpad messages to make these message available (in English) to users using a non-English SAP GUI	Enter All in the field to the right of Select help launchpad msg, or select a specific message from the drop-down list. Select the language to which the messages should be copied. Click Copy to.
Copy all English /n/RWD/ZF0 utility texts and messages to make these texts available (in English) to users using a non-English SAP GUI	Enter multiple programs in the field to the right of Select utility, or select a specific text from the drop-down list. Select the language to which the text should be copied. Click Copy to.
Download all of the English /n/RWD/ZF0 utility texts in preparation for translation	Enter multiple programs in the field to the right of Select utility, or select a specific text from the drop-down list. Specify a location in the field to the right of the Download button. Click Download.
Upload all of the translated /n/RWD/ZF0 utility texts	Enter multiple programs in the field to the right of Select utility, or select a specific text from the drop-down list. Specify a location in the field to the right of the Upload button. Click Upload.

Checking for Obsolete Records in Tables

To identify obsolete records (for example, records containing deleted help servers, expired records, and inaccessible records created as a result of an incorrect deletion), perform the following steps.

Start the transaction using the transaction code /n/RWD/ZF0.
Click Release Settings.
Click Check obsolete records.

Perform one or more of the following:

NOTE:

Depending on your SAP system, some of these options may not be available

If You Want To	Then
Check for and delete records that refer to a deleted help server	Select Records containing deleted servers. Click . Select the checkbox to the left of the record(s) to be deleted. Click
Check for and delete expired alerts and notifications	Select Expired items. Click . Select the checkbox to the left of the record(s) to be deleted. Click .
Check for inaccessible records that may have been deleted incorrectly and should be removed	Select Inaccessible Records. Click . Select the checkbox to the left of the record(s) to be deleted. Click .
Check for unused alerts and logons that you want to remove	Select Unused messages for Alerts, Logons, and Auto Notifications. Click . Select the checkbox to the left of the message(s) to be deleted. Click .