on 08-24-2011 6:46 AM
I need to write a program to find out which database server is used, its ip address, its version and the databases within the server. How can i do that? Is there a config file or something similar which has all the information. Are there any APIs which i can use?
Please help me out here.
Its simple if you look at System >>> Status >>> Database information area on SAP screen.
Regards,
Nick Loy
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Hi
Call "RFC_SYSTEM_INFO" by using SAP RFC C++ SDK and read the info
Best regards,
Orkun Gedik
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Hi,
for an ABAP stack system, you need to define wich SID you like to query.
Then switch to user sidadm and execute "R3trans -d".
You can parse the resultfile "trans.log" for a lot of your required information.
Additional options are to switch to orasid and execute
sqlplus -s / as sysdba <<EndOfSql
select * from v\$version;
exit
EndOfSql
and parse the output.
Volker
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Good point Eric,
well, in that case he is busted
But at least he is asking in the Oracle Forum, and depending on the trans.log output, he could open a switchcase with
sqlplus ...
xsql ...
dbaccess ...
Whatever the other DBs have as query tools
Volker
P.S.:
wait ... wasn't there a "tp getdbinfo ..." ? I'm @ HOME now, so no system to test... Can somebody fill in ?
Edited by: Volker Borowski on Aug 24, 2011 9:01 PM
You can also run transaction DBACOCKPIT or use RZ20.
Markus
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> I can get the database info by the ways you suggested. But i am getting it manually. Is there a way i can get this from a c/c++ program?
I'm not sure what you're asking here.
You want to write a program that connects to the SAP system and gets the data? Why do you want to do that? I'm trying to understand the context of the requirement.
There is a complete monitoring infrastructure available (CCMS) to "push" the data to a central system.
Markus
you could create an ABAP program that would fetch that info, write this in a text file and have or C+ program read that text file.
the ABAP program can be scheduled in SM36/SM37 and triggered by an event, you can call program SAPEVT at OS level to trigger your event.
There are no API for this.
there are a lot of interesting ABAP programs at http://www.kabai.com/abaps/q.htm
> I can get the database info by the ways you suggested. But i am getting it manually. Is there a way i can get this from a c/c++ program?
...or you can omit the SAP part alltogether and write a program using Oracles interface (OCI). You can also write a few sql scripts (e. g. select * from v$version) to get the information.
It's all a question on what you want to achieve.
Markus
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