How to delete an entry in the sapmmc process list

[MichaelTe]

Hello all,

I'm on Windows 2003 Server and MS SQL Server.

In my sapmmc process list is a entry of a start program that was not entered properly in the start profile of my system. So when I started the system a red light indicated that the process was not started, due to a wrong command name.

I corrected the program name, restarted everything with the sapmmc but the red light still exists.

Everything works fine, but the red light annoys me.

How can I delete an entry in the process list of the sapmmc?

Thank you, Michael

[JPReyes]

Hi Michael,

You can use sapstartsrv.exe

Read SAP Note 142100

Regards

Juan

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[MichaelTe]

Hello Juan,

I read the note. But I don't think it can solve my problem. As of my understanding I can register or unregister a SAP service with it. But my problem was a program entered in the start profile of an already registered SAP service.

If I start the SAP service with the sapmmc it executes the programs which are entered in the start profile of the instance. Here's the content of my start profile START_DVEBMGS00_psapbw:

[code]SAPSYSTEMNAME = PBW

INSTANCE_NAME = DVEBMGS00

DIR_EXECUTABLE = $(DIR_INSTANCE)\exe

SAPSYSTEM = 00

SAPGLOBALHOST = psapbw

CP = $(DIREXECUTABLE)\sapcpe.exe

Start_Program_00 = immediate $(_CP) pf=$(DIR_PROFILE)\PBW_DVEBMGS00_psapbw[/code]

The first program to execute when the instance is started is sapcpe.exe in the line Start_Program_00

Here the syntax is correct.

But yesterday I started with the following line:

[code]Start_Program_00 = immediate (_CP) pf=$(DIR_PROFILE)\PBW_DVEBMGS00_psapbw[/code]

As you can see I forgot the '$' before '(_CP)'.

As result I got following lines in the process list of the sapmmc:

[code]red light (_CP) Could not be started

green light msg_server.exe running

green light disp+work.exe running

green light igswd.exe running

[/code]

I corrected the error and started the system again. But the line with the red light still exists.

How can I delete this line?

Or is something else wrong in the start profile?

Regards, Michael