on 07-20-2012 8:30 AM
Hi ex
We are running ERP ECC 6.0 with netweaver 7.0
Our production system is having database cluster, ASCS cluster and 4 application servers.
Cluster based on SUSE HA.
CI Cluster.
DB Cluster
My Problem is " What is the frequent of the system restart? for whole system and component wise"
Is there any proper guide for production system restart frequent?
is it better to restart the DB cluster for every month?
My Cluster
Thanks
priyan
Hello Priyan,
What you are talking about is some sortof failover/switchovertesting thing. Well the testing can be planned on say any periodic basis of your choice.However restart as a practice isn't needed.
Regards.
Ruchit.
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Hello Priyan,
SAP as far I know doesn't really suggest anything. Anyways more than SAP you should consult your HA vendor. HA is one area where the HA vendor has primacy over SAP.SAP itself would advise you to check with your HA vendor for HA related queries.
But other than there are lot of decisions that we can make based on our understanding and common sense.
If they are keen on restart every 6 months I don't see any issue unless it is not planned and executed well.
Regards.
Ruchit
Even though excessive swapping can cause performance issues, SWAP's accumulating over a long period of time is not an issue. Looking at your screenshots I would say increase your export buffer a good bit maybe double it. Then you could increase your NTAB and table buffers 50% and see how it goes over time
Regards, Juan
Hi Priyan,
These swaps has nothing to do with restarting the server.
Actually when a program requires some object that are present in buffers , then it hits the database.
and these swaps goes red.
so these red swaps does not affect the performence untill hit ratio , free dir entries are fine .
And should we clear the swap/buffer for the system efficient by restarting the servers?
Restarting the server will lower the performence for first time as every hit in on database.
Instead of restarting , i would suggest to adjust the buffer parameter that too by SAP recomendation.
Cheers
Deepak
Hi,
First in ST02 , check whether Hit Ratio >95% for all buffers ,
then check % free dir. entries >15%
if that is Ok , then click on details analysis menu , and
check whether swap value increase is less than 1000 per day for all buffers and is less 10000 per day for program buffer.
n check for %roll area used and extended memory used ,
Regards
Deepak
Hi,
As such there is no frequency of system restart. If there is any planned activity then you can do the system restart otherwise there is no need to restart the system.
Thanks
Sunny
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