on 10-09-2007 1:02 PM
Hi Guys,
I'm attempting to install solution manager on another SAP System (Development) without configuring LPAR.I did some of the preparation and there's some method that are still confusing :
1. When I setup using the sapinst.exe in the cd which i've copied into a temp directory, will it affect my DEV database or will it create a new DB?
2. after I click it, i noticed that it creating a new directory (Rootbin) which almost the same with Root directory, will it delete the directory by itself after i finished with the installing?
Tq in return
I've a same configuration, a dev host with Solution Manager, ECC dev & ECC qas on the same host.
Pay attention to use a different <SID> for you SOLMAN and use different system number ... different fron already exist system.
SAPINST create a new libraries so SOLMAN will complte indipendent from ECC.
Pay attention to pacth SAPinst as described in installatio notes.
Rootbin should be delete when installation ends fine. You can run simply CMD to do this, read installation documentation o iSeries.
Bye.
Ganimede Dignan.
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Hello,
U can follow this link.
Hope it works ..
http://itedu24.net/solman/david_comment200605181640_note918078.doc
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Hello Hazrienne,
1. So long as you don't use same SID (DEV) or same instance number, the Solution Manager system should not impact your existing DEV system. The Redbook "SAP on System i" (link available at ) explains very well on how to run multiple SAP systems on one System i.
2. The rootbin link would be needed for other procedures like the standard system copy. I don't think it is required for SAP to run, but just leaving it there should not hurt.
Best regards,
Victor
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