on 08-04-2008 3:45 PM
Hi guys (& girls).
Another question from me.
I installed two Dialog instances for an ABAP+JAVA System (BI 7). The Central instance is on AIX, the DIs are running on SLES / x86_64.
Now i want to change the kernel.
It's fully automated for the Centeral Instance - i do it with the JSPM. Is there also an automated possibiltiy for changing the kernel on the DI? Or do i have to do it manually?
There is no extra JSPM on the DIs. How do you do that????
Thanks for your help,
Martin
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Hi,
the above link does only describe Java only systems
For my distributed environments, I have setup a global NFS share which looks like:
kernel
\_ 640_EX2_UC
| \_ linuxx86_64
| | \_ current -> ./PL145
| | \_ PL111
| | | \_ disp+work
| | | \_ ... [all other files]
| | \_ PL145
| | \_ ...
| \_ aix
| \_ current -> ./PL145
| \_ PL111
| \_ ...
| ...
\_ 700_NUC
\_ ...
The instances are linked against the current link, which points to the right kernel folder. I setup a script with copies my latest downloads to these folder structure by creating a new PLXXX folder. Then, when it is time, the "current" link is set to the new "PLXXX" folder. Thats all
Thanks,
Hannes
one more question:
The ABAP Scheme is NON-Unicode, the JAVA-Scheme is unicode.
On the central instance you have to place Unicode and NON-Unicode CAR-Files in the EPS-Inbox. JSPM makes the right thing.
What to do on the Dialog instances? Extract the unicode kernel first and then the NON-Unicode? How to treat the DB-EXE-Files?
Thanks,
Martin
one more question:
The ABAP Scheme is NON-Unicode, the JAVA-Scheme is unicode.
On the central instance you have to place Unicode and NON-Unicode CAR-Files in the EPS-Inbox. JSPM makes the right thing.
What to do on the Dialog instances? Extract the unicode kernel first and then the NON-Unicode? How to treat the DB-EXE-Files?
Thanks,
Martin
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