on 01-31-2017 6:01 AM
Hi,
What are all the mount points shared to oracle database from the Central instance server in case of distribution installation with NW 7.45/ 7.50
/sapmnt/SID
/usr/sap/SID - Is this really needed?. If mounted, problems could arise with database installation?
I appreciate all your inputs..
Thanks in advance
Hi, No /usr/sap/SID is local directory, you should not share it.
Just /sapmnt/SID.
BR, Sergo.
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Hi Daniel,
/usr/sap/SID is store sap kernel, so this is needed. However this should not affect oracle database server.
Best regards,
James
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Hi Daniel,
First thing - Oracle mount points means *sapdata* folders and the Oracle home.
/sapmnt/SID, /usr/sap/SID are SAP mount points which contain application specific things like executables (Kernel), Profiles, Instance directory etc..
/sapmnt is a shared mount point exported from your CI to apps servers so that all Apps will share Kernel, profile directory, TNS_ADMIN folder and other things which are in common.
/usr/sap/SID is a local directory exists on each apps server to have their own instance data.
/oracle/client is again a local directory you have everywhere, Client takes care of connectivity between application layer and the database layer.
If you want to install additional apps sever - you need /sapmnt/SID exported from CI, /oracle/client/* folder to extract client, /usr/sap/SID to have local instance
Regards,
Harish Karra
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