on 09-29-2010 3:36 AM
I saw this today in help.sap.com, which says that an Java instance profile must have an empty line at the end of the file, would anyone know what is it for ?
The instance profile (/usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/profile/<SID>_<instance name>_<hostname>) u2013 this file contains settings that apply to the instance as a whole. For a Java-only installation, the file can be edited with any text editor (beware that the file must have an empty line at the end.);
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/2e/611724f410254ca12a3f396ec5ae85/frameset.htm
thank you
Jonu Joy
Hi Jonu,
Its a good questions, never seriously looked into that before.
Regards
Uday
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That must be a bug, sorry a feature...
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I have heard many "explanations" for this, but never really any solid answers.
From experience, however, I can tell you that the SAP profiles (both ABAP and Java) will miss the last parameter if it is located on the bottom line of the file. I have always put in two or three blank spaces at the bottom of the profiles in order to avoid this.
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Hi,
I bet there will be no official reply about this but I suposse it simply because the J2EE needs the EOF to be located there so the file can be read properly by the engine.
Br,
Javier
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