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start stop scripts for NW PI 7.11 on Oracle

Former Member
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Hi,

our system is a SAP NW PI 7.11 on Oracle 10.2.0.4 in a Vmware vm. It is a standard system (all instances on the same host).

I would like to stop / start the sap system via batch script.

I found an example how to set up the batch scripts here: /thread/322983 [original link is broken]

However, in my NW 7.11 system, there is no more saposcol service listed in the services. Can I therefore leave out the step of starting / stopping this service or do I have to stop / start another service instead?

Furthermore, when watching the system state with the SAP MMC (Browser-based, not MS MMC -> host:port/5<instancenr>13), the database node is still green after stoppin the oracle services. Is it because of a automatic restart mechanism or do I have to stop the DB in another way?

So, what commands are necessary for NW 7.11 system?

Start:

- ???

- start DB services (OracleService<SID>, Oracle<SID>102TNSListener)

- start SCS instance

- start privmary application server instance

- start saposcol

- ???

Stop:

- Stop primary application server instance (OracleService<SID>, Oracle<SID>102TNSListener)

- Stop SCS instance

- Stop saposcol

- ???

- Stop DB services

- ???

Backround: These scripts shall be executed automatically after os startup / before os shut down via hooking them into the vm tools on the guest OS. After guest os shut down a backup copy of the vm will be made.

Thanks & Regards

Kris

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Former Member
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is it a MSCS configuration or a simple standalone system?

Former Member
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it is a simple standalone system...

Thanks & Regards

Kristian

former_member204746
Active Contributor
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you do not need to start/stop Windows services.

to start:

sapstart.exe name=SID nr=00 SAPDIAHOST=%computername%

to stop:

sapstop.exe name=SID nr=00 SAPDIAHOST=%computername%

shutdown DB. (brconnect -c -u / -f dbshut)

That's all there is to it.

sunny_pahuja2
Active Contributor
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Hi,

Is this production system ?

Thanks

Sunny

Former Member
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Hi Sunny,

no, it is a dev system.

Thanks & Regards

Kris