SAP Connector Custom Project Templates

I suggest creating different variable sets for the different SAP Systems. In that case, you just have two synchronization projects and each contains the 30 variable sets. I advise against your approach of merging the synchronization projects for several reasons. First, you would lose the ability to synchronize both types of data on a different schedule. Second, you are not able to benefit from the synchronization project patches for fixes and features.

Another option to consider is the automatic creation of synchronization projects using the command-line interface. This is described here https://support.oneidentity.com/technical-documents/identity-manager/9.1/target-system-synchronization-reference-guide/45#TOPIC-1868919

Thank you for your answer, Markus. 

This solution looks great for my case but i have a few questions about this technique. I've never used a single connector for multiple targets. 

To be clear, i can create only two connectors, one for user administration and one for Authorization Objects, and use them to mananage all the SAP Environments?

A single sync project would share the same Mappings and Workflows? how would synch customizations for a single target be managed and how would Start up configurations and Schedules Work?. 

For order reasons, I may consider the option to create different Connectors for the different environments but using different Variables sets for each different client of this SAP Environment. With this approach, I can create as many connectors as the environments and not as many as the clients to reduce the number of connectors (from more than 30 to only 12 or 13). The only problem that remains is that  i must create two different sets of connectors, a set for user administration and a set for authorization Objects to avoid the problems you described about merging the templates. 

I'm going to check the link you shared too. 

A single sync project shares mappings and workflow. So for every SAP system that should handle the same, one sync project each (Base and authorization objects) is enough. The different SAP systems and credentials (connection settings) are configured in the variable sets and base objects. (more on base objects here https://support.oneidentity.com/technical-documents/identity-manager/9.1/target-system-synchronization-reference-guide/30#TOPIC-1868850). The base object creation wizard will create a startup configuration as well for the new system.

Hi Markus, 

thank you for your reply. I checked the documentation you linked and I'm going to test the configuration of a connector with different variables sets/base Objects.