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Technical article for the Housekeeping of UPL / SCMON cubes with Solman 7.2.
In the following article I will explain where the Housekeeping values in the UPL / SCMON cubes have to be changed, so that the systems that already had previous values are modified with the new values.
Until SP06 of SOLMAN 7.2 to change the housekeeping values for UPL / SCMON cubes for systems that already have it configured, it is not enough to change it here:
TX SOLMAN_SETUP> Usage Logging> Change Default Settings
If it is changed in the previous option, these values will only have an effect for systems that are configured from 0 and that have not already configured Housekeeping values.
But, what happens with the systems already configured? That their values are not modified.
To change the Housekeeping parameters in these systems, we have to access the following table E2E_BI_DELETE (TX SE16):
And modify the values in the systems that we want to change from Housekeeping.
In this case we choose one of the systems and we put the values chosen in the option Usage Logging> Change Default Settings:
0SM_UPLDD (Cube for daily SCMON) -> Value 14 days.
0SM_UPLDM (Cube for monthly SCMON) -> Value 18 months.
0SM_UPLDW (Cube for weekly SCMON) -> Value 12 weeks.
0SM_UPLDY (Cube for annual SCMON) -> Value 10 years.
0SM_UPL (Cube for daily UPL) -> Value 14 days.
0SM_UPL_M (Cube for monthly UPL) -> Value 18 months.
0SM_UPL_W (Cube for weekly UPL) -> Value 12 weeks.
0SM_UPL_Y (Cube for annual UPL) -> Value 10 years.
The following links appear information about UPL:
https://blogs.sap.com/2014/12/10/usage-procedure-logging-upl/
And in the following SCMON:
https://blogs.sap.com/2017/04/06/abap-call-monitor-scmon-analyze-usage-of-your-code/
I hope this article will help you in your Solution Manager.
Thank you.
David Gómez
Hi,
good news. For SP08 there is a mass-change functionality when you change the default values:

May be it works 🙂