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command to check services in unix

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in unix environment which command can be used to check if services like dispatcher, message server, sdm and other services are currently running as in windows from MMC these services would indicate in green

is there a report that will schedule the default housekeeping jobs that are scheduled from sm36

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Reagan
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Hello

in unix environment which command can be used to check if services like dispatcher, message server, sdm and other services are currently running as in windows from MMC these services would indicate in green

To check whether the processes are running at the OS level you need to either use the SAP delivered tools DPMON for ABAP and JCMON for J2EE or grep the process list.

Eg for message server - ms.sap, like wise.

In case of Java stack the process such as SDM, dispatcher, server0 etc are represented by the jlaunch processes at the OS level.

There is also something called SAP MC which is accessed through a browser. Personally I have never tried it so cant say much about it.

http://scn.sap.com/people/dirk.jenrich/blog/2007/05/30/do-you-know-the-sap-management-console-sap-mc

Here is what SAP says:

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_mdm71/helpdata/en/49/b87588c8ae200de10000000a42189c/content.htm

You can also start and stop a UNIX system with the SAP MMC

is there a report that will schedule the default housekeeping jobs that are scheduled from sm36

There is no report to schedule or trigger the SAP standard house keeping jobs in a shot.

You need to schedule them from SM36 based on the frequency of execution suggested.

Cheers

RB

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Hi.

This command will show scheduled jobs in crontab and is also user specific depending on setup.

crontab -l

Then to see if service is running i.e. backup or sap

ps -ef |grep service name

ps -ef |grep brbackup

Or for ABAP ps -ef |grep dw.sap and for java ps -ef |grep jl

Then in profile directory

dpmon pf=ci profile name

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For java jsmon pf=profile name

Readup on jsmon and dpmon for more information

Regards,

Johan

AtulKumarJain
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Hi Sudhakar,

You can use below command

sapcontrol -nr <> -function GetProcessList

Using external command

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/c4/3a8023505211d189550000e829fbbd/content.htm

Best Regards,

Atul