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Problem running analyzer with symbolic link to /usr/sap

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I am using a symbolic link from /usr/sap --> /u00/sap/<sid>/j2ee/j2ee_01

The analyzer has a problem because it cant fond the j2ee. Does anyone have a workaround for this?

Jeremy

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I am getting the analyzer to run, but in non administrative mode. When I try to log in as administrator, i get a "no connection to server". There is a message however in the console when I start the analyzer mentioning

"check u00/sap/EPDV/j2ee/j2ee_01/analyzer/../../cluster/dispatcher/services/p4/properties

The port is :0"

How do you set the port that the analyzer connects to?

Jeremy

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Truss allows an administrator to trace system calls and signals. It generally gives you more granular information when a problem like this occurs. See 'man truss' for OS specific options.

Did you check the version of your analyzer?

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What is "truss"?

JB

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Try running the analyzer with truss and see what the analyzer is running into.

Nick

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We are on solaris 9. No the link is OK. It is the analyzer that is somehow reading the U00 dorectory and cannot find the j2ee for some reason.

Jeremy

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What version of the analyzer are you running?

What OS are you running it on?

Is the symbolic link really like this...

ln -s /u00/sap/<sid>/j2ee/j2ee_01 /usr/sap

it should be like this...

ln -s /u00/sap /usr/sap

Nick