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Transaction OAC0 Guide

Configure SAP content repositories in transaction OAC0 to point at FileRelay.

Transaction OAC0 Guide

OAC0 is where you register FileRelay as an external content server in SAP.

Before you start

  • A FileRelay deployment with a workspace (see Quick start).
  • An ArchiveLink source in FileRelay with a chosen Repository ID.
  • The FileRelay endpoint hostname (from workspace settings — typically your org domain, e.g. filerelay.acme.internal).
  • SAP authz for OAC0 (usually S_ADMI_FCD).

Configure

  1. Run transaction OAC0.

    REPLACE: Screenshot of the OAC0 initial screen

  2. Click Create (or F5).

  3. Fill in:

Field Value Notes
Content Rep. Z1 Must match the FileRelay source Repository ID exactly (case-sensitive, 2–10 chars).
Description FileRelay - Production Free text.
Document Area ArchiveLink
Storage Type HTTP content server
HTTP Server filerelay.acme.internal Hostname only — no https:// prefix.
Port 443
HTTP Script ContentServer No leading slash.
Protocol HTTPS

REPLACE: Screenshot of the filled-in OAC0 detail screen

  1. Save (Ctrl+S).

  2. Test Connection — select the row → menu Repository → Connection Test. Green status with FileRelay server info = working.

Full field reference

Field Tech name Required Notes
Content Rep. ARCHIV_ID Repository ID, case-sensitive
Description DESCRIPT Free text
Document Area DOC_AREA ArchiveLink
Storage Type STOR_TYPE HTTP content server
HTTP Server HTTP_SERVER Hostname only
Port HTTP_PORT 443
HTTP Script HTTP_SCRIPT ContentServer
Protocol PROTOCOL HTTPS
SSL Certificate CERTIFICATE Managed by SAP ICM
Version VERSION auto ArchiveLink protocol, typically 0047

Common mistakes

  • CaseZ1z1. The FileRelay source and OAC0 entry must match exactly.
  • HTTP Server with protocol prefixrelay.filerelay.com is correct; https://relay... is not.
  • HTTP Script with slashContentServer is correct; /ContentServer is not.

Deeper testing with CSADMIN

CSADMIN is the test harness:

  1. Open CSADMIN → select your repository.

  2. Run tests in order:

    • Server Info — basic connectivity + FileRelay version.
    • Certificate Send — push SAP's system cert to establish trust (see Certificate Management).
    • Create / Get — round-trip a test document.

    REPLACE: Screenshot of a successful Server Info test

Troubleshooting

Problem Check
Connection test fails SAP app server can reach FileRelay on 443; proxy in SICF; ICM is up and HTTPS-capable.
"Repository not found" Content Rep. ID matches FileRelay source repo_id exactly (case); source is Active.
HTTPS / cert errors SAP trusts the FileRelay SSL chain — import CA certs in STRUST.

Next steps