on 04-20-2016 7:21 AM
Hello Lion,
Please check the trace and alert files related to xsengine under directory /usr/sap/<SID>/HDB<instance numer>/<hostname>/trace to find the possible reason.
Regards,
Ning
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Hi Ning
The log had upload that says "log position inconsistency detected - plz contact to HANA dev support before clearing or throwing away your redo log files"
I have not changed the settings of the log, can you see what the problem?
Thanks!
Have you thought about reinitializing the Xsengine? This worked for me before on a test system. I Wouldn't recommend this if you have applications using it though. If they are log segments that are missing, You have to find where they moved. Check if log segment is truncated, if it is then you could "touch" log segment to create a dummy but I would only do this if the log is truncated.
Hi Lion
It looks like your OS got crashed. First please do a clean restart of DB after running following command if possible
HDB stop
cleanipc <SYS NR> remove
HDB start
If the same issue exists, you can upload xsengine_<hostname>*.trc from
/usr/sap/<SID>/HDBXX/<host>/trace to find the root cause.
Thanks
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Hi, Chinmaya
Attachment is the back part of the original I intercepted.
First HDB stop , second cleanipc 00 remove ,last HDB start.
But the same issue exists
Read the log ,I only see the following question:
Possible root cause:
exception 1: no.2100002 (ptime/storage/recovery/RowStoreTransactionCallback.cc:418)
log position inconsistency detected - plz contact to HANA dev support before clearing or throwing away your redo log files
Don't know you hava any other suggestions.
I did try the cleanipc which I saw in another post. It didn't work. I eventually reinstalled my secondary, then my primary, then restored from a recent backup. Oddly the backup had volumes 0_1, 1_1, 2_1 and 4_1. I was fairly nervous, but it worked to get me to the state I was at prior to configuring pacemaker. It's a short putt from there.
Thanks much for the support.
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