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Install Linux Dialog Instance w/ an AIX Xentral Instance.

Former Member
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Has anyone Been able to install a Linux Dialog instance onto an existing AIX CI?

How have you resolved the isses of the Binaries Syncing from the AIX Sapmnt? I have altered the Startup Profile for the app server so that the DIR_CT_DIR point to /sapmnt/BQ1/exe/uc/linuxintel (instead of $(DIR_EXE_ROOT)/run).

But there are stil scripts that point to the Executables on the /sapmnt/<SID>/exe area.

I would assume it would be best to point all the Directories to /usr/sap/<SID>/D00/exe (where SAPCPE moves the executables to). The question is, how do I modify everything to point there?

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Former Member
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These give me tons of good options!

martin_juen2
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We have the same system constellation and are currently installing DIs (SLES 10 / x86_64) too. We never had such a problem and so i don't "understand" the problem...

Which problems do you have with syncing from CI to DI; How does this happen, what are the effects...

We didn't mount the /sapmnt/<SYSID>/exe from CI and DI globally. They are local.

Martin

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We mounted the SAPMNT Globally so the App server could get all the params, Job Logs, etc from sapmnt.

The way the Directory structure for unix/linux works, SAPCPE syncronizes from /sapmnt/<sid>/exe There are also some scripts that point there. automatically. Like running startsap. Even after installing the correct kernal on the /usr/sap/<sid>/exe/run area it will point to /sapmnt to run R3trans....

I have tried changing the DIR_CT_RUN variable in Both the start & system profiles. So far my success has been limited.

nelis
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Can't you simply create a symlink from /usr/sap/<SID>/D00/exe to /sapmnt/<SID>/exe ?

Nelis

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Do you mean from /sapmnt/<SID>/exe to /usr/sap/<SID>/D00/exe?

Since /sapmnt/<SID>/ is an NFS Mount from the CI, would that affect anything on the CI? Or would the Sym link only occur Locally?

My other option would be to not mount /sapmnt/<SID> from the CI.. instead to mount /sapmnt/<SID>/global & /sapmnt/<SID>/Profile separately & leave /sapmnt/<SID>/exe as a Local File system.

hannes_kuehnemund
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Hi,

another simple approach is to have platform dependent folders like:


/sapmnt/SID/exe_aix
/sapmnt/SID/exe_linuxx86_64
/sapmnt/SID/exe_linuxia64
...

which you link to /usr/sap/SID/SYS/exe/run or /usr/sap/SID/Instance/exe

You can also have several of them with some kind of revisioning of the patchlevel in case the latest patchlevel does not work:


/sapmnt/SID/exe_aix_pl86
/sapmnt/SID/exe_aix_pl112
/sapmnt/SID/exe_aix_pl146

Regards,

Hannes

nelis
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Your "other" option is the way I would do it, mount global and profile directory separately then symlink as I mentioned in my previous post or additionally as Hannes has pointed out.

Nelis

markus_doehr2
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> But there are stil scripts that point to the Executables on the /sapmnt/<SID>/exe area.

>

> I would assume it would be best to point all the Directories to /usr/sap/<SID>/D00/exe (where SAPCPE moves the executables to). The question is, how do I modify everything to point there?

I would export a separate directory on the CI and mount that as /usr/sap/<SID>/D00/exe on the DI.

Markus