How to apply License in SAP

 

If you are getting the error Logon not possible (error in license check) and can not able to login.

You have to apply the license from OS level

Login to the OS level with SIDADM use.

Go to the Directory where the valid license is placed.

Use the command.
saplikey pf=<Instance_profile> -install <license_file>.
 Enter.
Apply the License from the Application level.

Tcode: slicense.
Select the license.
Ok.

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