2) Transfer the downloaded file to /usr/sap/trans/EPS/in
3) SAP has extract tool to extract the SAR files.You have to login has
4) Login as DDIC. Invoke tcode SPAM and load the extracted files. Support PAckage->Load PAckages->From Application Server
5) Then, click Support PAckage->Load PAckages-> Import SPAM/SAINT Update.
6) Then it will automatically update the Support Pack Manager. You're finished!. You may bump into ABAP Dump. Like me, I bump into LOAD_TEXTPOOL_LOST.
However, if you read SAP note 822379
SPAM/SAINT updates
* Symptom: When you import the SPAM/SAINT update, a range of different runtime errors may occur:
o LOAD_PROGRAM_LOST
o LOAD_PROGRAM_CLASS_MISMATCH
o LOAD_TEXTPOOL_LOST
o SAPSQL_SELECT_WA_TOO_SMALL
o SAPSQL_SELECT_TAB_TOO_SMALL
o SAPSQL_WA_TOO_SMALL
o DDIC_STRUCLENG_INCONSISTENT
o RUNT_ILLEGAL_SWITCH
o CALL_FUNCTION_PARM_UNKNOWN
These errors occur because the source code of the Support Package Manager is modified by the import during the run. CALL_FUNCTION_PARM_UNKNOWN, LOAD_PROGRAM_LOST, LOAD_PROGRAM_CLASS_MISMATCH, and LOAD_TEXTPOOL_LOST occur if the ABAP load or text elements are to be loaded back into the local buffer, and there is a different version in the database.
However, SAPSQL_SELECT_WA_TOO_SMALL, SAPSQL_SELECT_TAB_TOO_SMALL, SAPSQL_WA_TOO_SMALL, DDIC_STRUCLENG_INCONSISTENT and RUNT_ILLEGAL_SWITCH occur if changes are made on the SPAM/SAINT data structures with the SPAM/SAINT update.
You have nicely explained all the steps to install a support pack manager with relevant screen shots to show the result. I have bookmarked this article so that while doing the installation I can easily refer to it. Thanks for posting.
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