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SAPOSCOL is not working(shared memory not available)

Former Member
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Hi All,

One of my Prodn appln server instance is not displaying the data in tcode OS06,

Even though other instances of app server was able to display;

Getting message : SAPOSCOL is not working(shared memory not available)

Envirn :

Kernel 640 patch 196 ; 64 bit

Collector Versions

running COLL 20.94 640 - V3.73 64Bit

dialog COLL 20.94 640 - V3.73 64Bit

What could be reason for it ? Please suggest possible solutions..

Thanks in Advance

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Former Member
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Hello Ramakrishna,

Try giving saposcol the following permissions & restart saposcol.

chmod 4777 sapsocol

Regards,

Ammey Kesarkar

Former Member
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HI,

enter into that system

saposcol -d

stat

if saposcol is not running then type

launch

Former Member
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Hello Ramakrishna,

I suggest you to kindly go to OS level and restart the saposcol service and check if that works.

<b>No values and/or problems with shared memory</b>

Check whether saposcol belongs to user 'root' and whether the authorizations are correct: -rwsr-x---

Because the values of saposcol must be visible for all R/3 systems/instances on a host, saposcol writes data in the shared memory segment with key 1002. This shared memory segment must not be changed (for example, by setting profile parameter ipc/shm_psize_1002). In all profiles, check whether the parameter ipc/shm_psize_1002 is set. If it is, this parameter must be removed from the profiles ---> Note 37537.

For further details please refer SAP Note 189072 , 726094.

Regards,

Prem

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Hi ,

The SAPOSCOL service may be down on the server. Just restart it and it should be OK.

Sajit

Former Member
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Shared memory unavailable suggests that the error is related to lack of memory resources, it could also be memory fragmentation issue.

Take this up with your system administrators and take their advise, server reboot could also solve your problem.

Cheers,

Nisch