SAP Fiori · Installation & Component Management

A runbook from a few years back tells you to plan a support-package install via Maintenance Optimizer. On a current landscape, what should you use instead, and what is that tool the single access point for?

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You're prepping a front-end server for Fiori on NetWeaver 7.4. A colleague hands you the separate Gateway add-on install list (GW_CORE 200, IW_FND 250) used on a 7.31 system. Should you run it?

What front-end server version and SAP_UI release must both be in place to bring SAP Fiori 2.0 into a landscape?

Before installing Fiori apps, which three component versions on the ABAP front-end server must you check independently — and why isn't checking just the NetWeaver level enough?

A Fiori app fails after installation even though its required component is present and at the right release. What's the likely cause, and where do you confirm it?

You skipped Maintenance Planner and downloaded the archives manually. A support package and an add-on are both waiting to be applied. Which transaction installs which — and what would the Planner have handed you instead?

You're on SP 05 and need to reach SP 07. Can you download and apply SP 07 alone to get there?

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