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system reboot and sap startup problem-HELP

Former Member
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On system startup, these services are started.

{The SID is "PPD".}

1. startOsCol: F:\usr\sap\PPD\DVEBMGS00\exe\saposcol.exe service

2. SAPPPD_00: F:\usr\sap\PPD\DVEBMGS00\exe\sapstartsrv.exe pf=F:\usr\sap\PPD\SYS\profile\START_DVEBMGS00_gnwhepdev

3. SAPPPD_01: F:\usr\sap\PPD\SCS01\exe\sapstartsrv.exe" pf="F:\usr\sap\PPD\SYS\profile\START_SCS01_gnwhepdev"

The 2nd SAPPPD_00 is supposed to start:

a. databse server(if not already up and running)

b. application server.

However, the SAP MMC shows the sap system is not UP.

It is confusing. Why the SAP system does not start upon bootup.

Is there anything I should do to configure it right.

Thanks a LOT. Please give your thoughts.

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vincentlim826
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Hi,

You may also try re-registering the message service to the MMC

-> uninstall then reinstall with sapstartsrv

1) Log into the NT machine as <SID>adm.

2) Run 'sapstartsrv.exe'.

3) Select "Uninstall Service + Unregister COM Interface"

4) Specify your SID and System Number (NR) and click ok.

5) Select "Install Service + Register COM Interface + Start Service

6) Specify your SID and System Number (NR).

7) Specify your startprofile (use the 'browse' button).

😎 Specify your user as (domain\<SID>adm or workgroup\<(>

<<)>SID>adm).

9) Specify the passsword for <SID>adm.

10) Click OK.

If system can't start, check services, attach the R3trans -dx output, dev_disp/dev_ms/dev_w* files for further analysis.

Regards,

Vincent

Former Member
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Hi Mike,

You have to a run script which would run on system boot up. Then SAP and Database will automaticlaly start and stop.

This is a sample script for unix based systems.

#!/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