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Starting multiple application servers

Former Member

on ‎05-16-2007 3:04 PM

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We have 4.7 system has 2 application servers as "sap1" and "sap2" installed in different Unix servers.

I would like to start "sap1" first and "sap2" next. Is there any standard script for starting multiple application servers in a sequence. We have problem, when restarting servers after weekly off-line backup. Should we go for customised Unix shell scripting?.

Thanks,

Sam

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Former Member
‎05-22-2007 2:43 PM
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You may need to use rsh inside the script to start 2nd application server . You need to have this script in common filesystem(NFS) sharing all application servers; ex:/sapmnt/SID/

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Muthyam

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‎05-16-2007 6:08 PM
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#!/bin/sh

SYSID=ABC

STARTSCRIPT="/sapmnt/$SYSID/exe/startsap"

#

  1. start the Central Instance (CI)

#

$

#

  1. start AppServers

remsh <app server> -n startsap <Instance name>

-

stopscript

-

#!/bin/sh

SYSID=ABC

#

  1. Stop all app servers and the database.

#

  1. stop AppServers

remsh <hostname> -n stopsap <instance name>

  1. stop central instance

/sapmnt/$SYSID/exe/stopsap

Thanks,

Tanuj

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