unix commands

[Former Member]

in non windows like unix, linux what commands should be used to tell if dispatcher, message server, enqueue server are running, in windows server from mmc a color indicates its status

commands in unix, linux to check if saposcol is running or not, OracleServiceSID is running or not which are indicated in services.msc in windows server

[former_member189725]

Login as <sid>adm

Execute the following command

<hostname>:<sid>adm 6> sapcontrol -prot NI_HTTP -nr <instance_number> -function GetProcessList

This would give you the below result

*******************************************************************************************************************

12.09.2012 11:35:22

GetProcessList

OK

name, description, dispstatus, textstatus, starttime, elapsedtime, pid

msg_server, MessageServer, GREEN, Running, 2012 09 10 11:50:36, 47:44:46, 21043

disp+work, Dispatcher, GREEN, Running, Message Server connection ok, Dialog Queue time: 0.00 sec, 2012 09 10 11:50:36, 47:44:46, 21044

rslgcoll, Central Syslog Collector, GREEN, Running, 2012 09 10 11:50:36, 47:44:46, 21045

rslgsend, Central Syslog Sender, GREEN, Running, 2012 09 10 11:50:36, 47:44:46, 21046

igswd_mt, , GREEN, Running, 2012 09 10 11:50:36, 47:44:46, 21047

*******************************************************************************************************************

The other way can be invoking the web-based SAPMMC , the URL is http://<hostname>:5<instance_no>13/

For Oracle , you can check using the following command

# ps -ef |grep ora

Regards

Ratnajit

[Former Member]

The other way can be invoking the web-based SAPMMC , the URL is http://<hostname>:5<instance_no>13/

AFAIK, this is only available in netweaver java AS.

In application server:

sapcontrol -nr instance number -function GetProcessList --> should give you state of the netweaver application server instance ABAP & JAVA.

In database server:

as for oracle, use brtools ( not only status but a lot more info: current lSN, archivelog mode, etc)

[Former Member]

  Dear ALL,

http://<hostname>:5<instance_no>13/

Above command works in ABAP instance also

[Former Member]

Hi Henry,

This is no correct. 5xx13 is the port where sapstartsrv (instance service)

You can validate it yourself using netstat and allied commands like rmsock (depending on OS)

Regards.

Ruchit.

[Former Member]

My wrong here, never tested it before. just do it now. it is working for ABAP too