Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Preface for the Second Edition
15
Target Audience
15
How This Book Is Organized
16
Conclusion
17
Acknowledgments
17
1 SAP MII as an Industry 4.0 Implementation Platform
19
1.1 From Traditional Manufacturing to Industry 4.0
19
1.2 The Need for a Composition and Integration Platform to Enable Industry 4.0
24
1.3 SAP MII as a Manufacturing Integration Platform
27
1.4 SAP MII as a Manufacturing Intelligence and Analytics Platform
29
1.5 SAP OEE Management as a Manufacturing Performance Management Platform
34
1.6 Application Architecture of SAP MII
35
1.7 Use Case Scenario
37
1.8 Summary
38
2 Setting Up SAP MII
39
2.1 Software Components and Installation
39
2.2 Security and SAP NetWeaver AS Java Administration
40
2.2.1 Sizing Determination
40
2.2.2 User Management
42
2.2.3 Logging and Tracing Configuration
44
2.2.4 SAP Java Resource Adapter Configuration
46
2.3 SAP Plant Connectivity Installation
47
2.4 Postinstallation Configurations of SAP MII
53
2.4.1 System Properties in SAP MII
53
2.4.2 Active Sessions
62
2.4.3 Custom Attributes
63
2.4.4 Encryption Configurations
65
2.4.5 Personal Data Manager
66
2.4.6 Content Management Using NWDI
66
2.4.7 Content Transport Using CTS+
77
2.5 Summary
82
3 Managing Data from External Systems
83
3.1 Using SAP Plant Connectivity
83
3.1.1 Source System
84
3.1.2 Destination System
88
3.1.3 Agent Instance
91
3.1.4 Notification
100
3.1.5 Managing Notifications from SAP MII
105
3.2 Connecting to External Systems Using Data Servers
106
3.2.1 Data Server Configuration
108
3.2.2 IP21 Connector
110
3.2.3 IP21OLEDB Connector
110
3.2.4 InSQL Connector
114
3.2.5 InSQLPCo Connector
114
3.2.6 IDBC Connector
115
3.2.7 OLAP Connector
116
3.2.8 Open Connector
117
3.2.9 OLEDB Connector
121
3.2.10 Simulator Connector
122
3.2.11 Virtual Servers
123
3.2.12 XML Connector
126
3.2.13 Xacute Connector
127
3.2.14 PCo Connector
127
3.2.15 SAP MII and SAP HANA Integration Using SAP HANA Smart Data Integration
129
3.3 Data Access
130
3.4 Message Services: Synchronizing the Shop Floor with the Enterprise
131
3.4.1 Process Overview
131
3.4.2 Configuring the Message Listeners
133
3.4.3 Configuring the Processing Rules for Messages
137
3.4.4 Using the Message Monitor
139
3.4.5 Configuring and Using the Message Cleanup Rules
141
3.5 Summary
143
4 Developing Composite Applications
145
4.1 Projects and Configurations
145
4.1.1 Projects
145
4.1.2 Content Usage
146
4.1.3 Configurations
147
4.2 Using the SAP MII Workbench
148
4.2.1 Layout
149
4.2.2 Content Organization and Management
151
4.2.3 Important Menu Items and Functionality
152
4.2.4 SAP MII Content Security
153
4.3 Using Query Templates to Query Data from External Systems
155
4.3.1 Data Source Configuration
157
4.3.2 General Configuration
158
4.3.3 Date Range Configuration
162
4.3.4 Parameters Configuration
166
4.3.5 Transformation Configuration
166
4.4 Types of Query Templates
168
4.4.1 OLAPQuery
168
4.4.2 SQLQuery
170
4.4.3 PCoQuery
175
4.4.4 XMLQuery
181
4.5 Summary
182
5 Manufacturing Data Objects
183
5.1 Types of MDOs and Their Usage
184
5.2 Using an MDO as an Application Data Store
185
5.3 Creating and Configuring MDOs
185
5.4 On-Demand MDO
191
5.5 Joined MDO
191
5.6 MDO Query
194
5.7 OData Modeler
198
5.8 Summary
199
6 Business Logic Service Transactions
201
6.1 Creating a Transaction
201
6.2 Logic, Tracing, and Miscellaneous Functions
209
6.2.1 Logic Action Blocks
209
6.2.2 Miscellaneous Functions Action Blocks
222
6.2.3 Logging Action Blocks
226
6.3 Working with XML
229
6.3.1 SAP MII XML Output Action Blocks
229
6.3.2 XML Functions Action Blocks
236
6.3.3 Reference Documents Action Blocks
256
6.4 Connecting to Enterprise Systems
259
6.4.1 Creating an SAP Server Alias
260
6.4.2 SAP Java Connector Interface Action Blocks
261
6.4.3 SAP Java Resource Adapter Interface Action Blocks
268
6.4.4 XI Action Blocks
271
6.4.5 Web Service Blocks
274
6.4.6 JMS Action Blocks
278
6.4.7 Message Services Action Blocks
281
6.4.8 Manufacturing Dashboards Action Blocks
288
6.5 Managing Plant Data
290
6.5.1 Data Queries Action Blocks
290
6.5.2 SQL Transaction Support Action Blocks
293
6.5.3 Queuing Action Blocks
294
6.5.4 KPIs and Alerts Action Blocks
296
6.6 Charts, Animated Objects, and SQC Analysis
300
6.6.1 Charts Action Blocks
300
6.6.2 Quality Action Blocks
302
6.6.3 Dynamic Graphics Action Blocks
304
6.7 Web, Email, and File Handling
306
6.7.1 Web Action Blocks
306
6.7.2 Email Action Blocks
310
6.7.3 File I/O Action Blocks
312
6.7.4 SFTP Action Blocks
320
6.8 Executing BLS Transactions
321
6.8.1 Xacute Query
321
6.8.2 SOAP Web Service
323
6.8.3 Runner Service
323
6.9 Schedulers
324
6.10 Transaction Manager
327
6.11 Summary
328
7 Visualization Services
329
7.1 i5 Display Templates
329
7.1.1 i5Grid
330
7.1.2 i5Chart
338
7.1.3 i5SPCChart
351
7.1.4 i5ValueHelp
380
7.2 Web Report Development in SAP MII
382
7.2.1 SAPUI5 Application Development using SAP MII
382
7.2.2 Localization in SAPUI5
396
7.2.3 SAP MII Reports
398
7.2.4 Customizing Content for Mobile Devices
400
7.2.5 Localizing Web Content
401
7.3 Self-Service Composition Environment
403
7.3.1 My Dashboards Tab
403
7.3.2 Design Dashboard tab
404
7.3.3 Templates Tab
408
7.3.4 Global Settings
408
7.4 Navigation Services
408
7.5 Summary
411
8 Plant Information Catalog
413
8.1 Configuring the PIC Category and Property Set
414
8.1.1 Category
414
8.1.2 Property Sets
420
8.2 Plant Information Maintenance
426
8.2.1 Groups
427
8.2.2 Tags
431
8.2.3 Other Functions
438
8.3 Linking to an SAP ERP or SAP S/4HANA Source
440
8.3.1 Production Planning
442
8.3.2 Plant Maintenance
442
8.3.3 Assignment from SAP S/4HANA Source
443
8.3.4 Sync PIC Using PIC Scheduler
445
8.4 Linking to the Shop Floor System
447
8.5 Change Management
449
8.5.1 Change List
449
8.5.2 Approval Lists
452
8.6 Accessing PIC through Web Service
454
8.6.1 Plant Information Catalog Service
454
8.6.2 Plant Information Maintenance Services
456
8.6.3 Change Lists Services
462
8.6.4 Property Set Services
463
8.6.5 Accessing Plant Information Web Services from SAP MII Transactions
464
8.7 Catalog Query
466
8.8 Using PIC for Plant Data Collection
468
8.9 User Authorization in Catalog Services
469
8.10 Summary
473
9 Energy Monitoring and Analysis
475
9.1 Production Events
475
9.1.1 Production Event Templates Overview
476
9.1.2 Create Production Event Template
477
9.1.3 Create Production Event
479
9.1.4 Configuration of Production Event Type Scheduler
481
9.2 Key Performance Indicators
481
9.2.1 Creating a KPI
482
9.2.2 Creating a KPI Query
487
9.2.3 KPI Monitor
490
9.2.4 KPI Scheduler
493
9.3 Energy Tariff
495
9.4 Configuring Shift Patterns
497
9.5 Configuring Plant Information Catalog
499
9.6 PIC Analysis Query Report
501
9.7 Summary
504
10 Overall Equipment Effectiveness
505
10.1 SAP OEE Management Overview
506
10.1.1 Component Architecture
506
10.1.2 Formula and Calculations
507
10.1.3 User Role and Authorization
509
10.1.4 Data Model
511
10.2 Post-Installation Configuration of SAP OEE Management
513
10.2.1 SAP S/4HANA Customization for SAP OEE Management
514
10.2.2 SAP S/4HANA Master Data Setup
529
10.2.3 ALE Setup
542
10.2.4 Central Technical Configuration Wizard
550
10.3 ERP Shop Floor Integration for Worker UI
561
10.3.1 Global Configurations
561
10.3.2 Supported Plants
562
10.3.3 Workflow Configurations
563
10.3.4 Transfer Configuration and Master Data and Related Workflows
568
10.3.5 Queue Monitor
571
10.4 General Configuration
572
10.4.1 User Group Assignment
573
10.4.2 Customization Configuration
573
10.4.3 User Group Dashboard Assignment
580
10.4.4 Reason Code Configuration
581
10.4.5 Extension Configuration
582
10.5 Activity Configuration
583
10.5.1 Activity Description and Options
584
10.5.2 Activities
585
10.5.3 Managing Activity
589
10.6 Dashboard Configuration
590
10.6.1 Dashboard Details
590
10.6.2 Dashboard Description
591
10.6.3 Dashboard Buttons
592
10.7 Modify Order Status Description
594
10.8 Data Upload
596
10.8.1 Downtimes
597
10.8.2 Reason Code Assignment to Machine
597
10.8.3 Plant Information Catalog
598
10.9 Scheduled Downtime Maintenance
598
10.10 Order Dispatch
599
10.11 Display SAP S/4HANA Master Data
600
10.12 Audit Log
601
10.13 SAP OEE Management Dashboard
602
10.13.1 Operator Dashboard
602
10.13.2 Plant Monitor Dashboard
622
10.13.3 Line Monitor Dashboard
622
10.14 Application Launchpad
623
10.14.1 Setup and Configuration
624
10.14.2 Goods Issue
625
10.14.3 Goods Receipt
627
10.15 Custom Enhancements
629
10.15.1 Custom Dashboard
630
10.15.2 Custom Extension Development and Configuration
633
10.15.3 SAP_OEE_Integration Action Blocks
635
10.16 Reporting and Analytics
637
10.16.1 Plant-Level Reporting
637
10.16.2 Analytics Using SAP HANA
639
10.16.3 Analytics Using SAP Digital Manufacturing Cloud
640
10.17 Summary
642
A Advanced Techniques for SAP MII Composite Application Development
643
A.1 Creating and Deploying a Custom Action Block
643
A.1.1 Annotations
645
A.1.2 Interfaces
647
A.1.3 Class
648
A.1.4 Deployment
648
A.2 Using XPath Expressions in BLS Transactions
651
A.3 Creating Dynamic Queries Using JavaScript
655
A.4 Executing a BAPI/RFC with a Table as an Input Parameter
657
A.4.1 Solution Overview
657
A.4.2 Solution Walkthrough
658
A.4.3 An Alternative Approach
661
A.5 Using Virtual Servers for Communication among SAP MII Servers
662
A.6 Autobind and Session Variables in SAP MII
664
A.7 Dynamic Data Exchange among SAP MII Web Pages
668
A.7.1 Methods of Passing Variables among Pages
668
A.7.2 SAP MII Session Variables
668
A.7.3 SAP MII Reports
669
A.7.4 Weaving It All Together
670
A.8 Implementing Role-Based Access to SAP MII Web Pages
673
A.9 SAP MII Services: The Power behind SAP MII
674
A.9.1 Data Server Services
675
A.9.2 Admin Service
676
A.9.3 Indexing Service
677
A.9.4 Scheduler Service
678
A.9.5 Statistics Service
679
A.9.6 Transaction Service
680
A.9.7 Transport Service
680
A.9.8 Alert Service
681
A.9.9 Plant Information Maintenance Services
681
A.9.10 Plant Information Catalog Services
682
A.9.11 Message Service
682
A.9.12 Monitoring Service
683
A.9.13 MDO Service
684
A.9.14 SystemInfo Service
685
A.10 Summary
688
B The Authors
689
Index
691