on 05-11-2010 4:57 AM
Hi
I installed DB(host A) and CI(host B) on separate server when I try to startsap with <sid>adm on host B.
It found as the following message.
<sid>adm% startsap
Checking SID Database
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Database is not available via R3trans
Database SID must be started on remote server
Log on to remote server and start database
Could I startsap with single command (only 1 step) from host B (CI) with no action to startdb manually on host A?
Best regards,
Choosak B.
Hello Choosak,
This is distributed installation. Here you don't start sap like this . You need to start DB first explicitily.
Installation guide is very cleatr about ( in case you read it !). The installation guide for ERP6 EHP4 states clearly:
In a distributed system, proceed as follows:
1.On the database host, enter:
startdb
2.On the central services and on the central instance host, enter:
startsap
Regards.
Ruchit Khushu
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Hi,
I had the same issue after a Kernel Upgrade.
I found r/w permissions on the AIX /sapmnt/SID/exe/uc and below were wrong.
I did a chmod 755 * -R and it corrected the issue.
Hope that helps you guys.
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Hi,
Login to the host of CI with sidadm user and run the following command and share the trans.log in forum , you will get trans.log in the same location where you have run the following command/.
R3trans -d
Thanks
Anil
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Hi,
As per my knowledge, you can acheive this my using some scripts.
Thanks & Regards,
Sharath
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