on 09-05-2012 1:57 AM
I can see the value of DIR_SAPJVM is set as below in the instance profile for NW7.3 (java only) system
DIR_SAPJVM = $(DIR_EXECUTABLE)$(DIR_SEP)sapjvm_6
Since this is a java only system, i can't use AL11 to check the directories.
How do i find the value $(DIR_SEP)? where is it defined.
Thanks & Regards,
Saravanan
These parameters DIR_* are usually SAP standard and are actually kernel understandable .
DIR_EXECUTABLE is a standard one pointing to /usr/sap/<SID>/<Instance_name>/exe
DIR_SEP is also SAP standard meaning /
So DIR_SAPJVM = /usr/sap/<SID>/<Instance_name>/exe/sapjvm_6
You can get the standard ones' values from any other ABAP system running report RSPFPAR and they remain the same for all SAP standard systems barring the system specific replacements such as SID and Instance names.
Regards
Ratnajit
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Hello
Just wanted to add my comments. Thought of will be useful.
How do i find the value $(DIR_SEP)? where is it defined.
$(DIR_SEP) is directory separator. As suggested ratnajit report RSPFPAR gives you the value which is generally /.
For example following profile parameter can be converted into readable.Means $(DIR_SEP) is replaced by /
rsec/ssfs_datapath = $(DIR_GLOBAL)$(DIR_SEP)security$(DIR_SEP)rsecssfs$(DIR_SEP)data
rsec/ssfs_datapath = $(DIR_GLOBAL)/security/rsecssfs/data
Cheers
Mahesh Kumar
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