on 11-05-2007 3:28 AM
Hi everyone,
In one of the application servers of our R/3 production system, I found this warning message (in bold letters) in the log file of SAPOSCOL:
01:29:15 05.11.2007 LOG: ===== Collector launch. ===========
01:29:15 05.11.2007 LOG: Version of saposcol =[COLL 20.53.3.1 98/01/20 - @(#)HP 97/06/06 20.22.3.1]
01:29:15 05.11.2007 LOG: Identified system as: HP-UX fgc064 B.11.11 9000/800
01:29:15 05.11.2007 LOG: Architecture identified as 64 -bit
<b>01:29:15 05.11.2007 WARNING: Can't get IPC information</b>
01:29:15 05.11.2007 LOG: netcol: Could not open lookup file HOSTS for network monitor collector
01:29:15 05.11.2007 LOG: netcol: File HOSTS is not required for the normal operating system collector execution.
01:29:16 05.11.2007 LOG: Connected to existing shared memory !
01:29:16 05.11.2007 LOG: Reused shared memory ! Clearing contents.
01:29:16 05.11.2007 LOG: ==== Collector submitted.=====
01:29:17 05.11.2007 LOG: Collector started - Version: COLL 20.53.3.1 98/01/20 - @(#)HP 97/06/06 20.22.3.1
01:29:17 05.11.2007 LOG: read put-file Mon Oct 29 01:00:01 2007
01:29:17 05.11.2007 LOG: Collector PID: 4211
What does this message mean? Below is kernel information for this app server:
SAP R/3 Kernel 46D
Database library OCI_805_64__OCI_7_API
created in HP-UX B.11.00 U 9000/800
created on Dec 26 2004 20:41:20
Support package number 1984
Also, in another application server of the same system, I do not see data for "Top CPU" (ST06 => Detail Analysis => Top CPU). Is there anything I can do to fix this? Below is kernel info for this app server:
SAP R/3 Kernel 46D
Database library OCI_805_64__OCI_7_API
created in HP-UX B.11.00 U 9000/800
created on Dec 26 2004 20:41:20
Support package number 1984
SP info below:
SAP_BASIS 46C 0050 SAPKB46C50
SAP_ABA 46C 0050 SAPKA46C50
SAP_APPL 46C 0050 SAPKH46C50
SAP_HR 46C 0094 SAPKE46C94
PH-ELR 100_46C 0000 -
PI 2003_1_46C 0006 SAPKIPZH46
SAP_NOTES 46C 0012 SAPK-46C12IN..
ST-A/PI 01E_R3_46C 0000 -
ST-PI 003C_46C 0002 SAPKITLPO2
Thanks in advance for your inputs.
Best regards,
Kris
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This might be a permissions issue with the account that started saposcol. If you started saposcol with the default [sid]adm account, then the program may not have permission to view the IPC files in the shared memory area (which I think is /dev/shm). If you restart saposcol with the root account, then this error should go away.
Thanks,
J. Haynes
Denver
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Kris,
On the second question, try running saposcol using a command like this: 'saposcol -o | less'
This should dump the current collection results from memory and should also allow you to see if the CPU information is being recorded.
If this information is not being recorded, then check the version of saposcol against the other systems.
Thanks,
Joe
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