Sample input parameters, Implementation – HP Storage Essentials Enterprise Edition Software User Manual
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Sample Input Parameters
A script designed to start the SAP Central Instance services for a particular system must be provided
with the following input parameters:
•
SID
: System ID of the SAP system installed on the Managed Node
•
VHOST
: Virtual hostname of the SAP CI
•
DBHOST
: Virtual hostname of the server running the DB instance
•
SAPGLOB
: Hostname of the SAP global host. This value is usually the hostname of the CI.
•
CINR
: Instance number of CI
•
INR
: SAP instance number
•
PASSWD
: Password of SAPServicesID
•
JNR
: Optional: Java Instance Number
The command line interface for this script is the following:
prepareCI.cmd SID VHOST DBHOST SAPGLOB CINR INR PASSWD [JNR]
The header in the prepareCI.cmd.rename sample script contains this command line interface
and variables used by the sample script. Read the legal disclaimer before running any sample
script.
Implementation
This section provides a brief description of the steps that must be included in a script designed to
install and start the SAP Central Instance. The sample script includes all of the necessary steps. Have
the prepareCI.cmd.rename script open in an editor for reference to best follow these
instructions.
1.
Set variables to be used in the script to match directories used by SAP on the Managed Node
where the script will be executed. It is not required to run the script on every Managed Node.
The sample script sets up the following variables:
• INAM
• JNAM
• SAPMNTG
• INSTANCE_PROFILE
• START_PROFILE
• JAVA_START_PROFILE
2.
Add SAP local administrator groups to the Managed Node’s localgroup. In the sample script,
they are represented by the SAP_LOCALAdmin and SAP_%SID%_LocalAdmin variables. This
procedure is also described in available SAP documentation
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3.
Register the start service, as shown in the sample script.
7. Section 3.2.3 Additional Steps after the initial Installation of Adaptive Computing Controller, Component Implementation
and Operation Guide, Release V1.0, Document version V5, February 15, 2006.