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Unix Sap

The document lists important directories and files for both SAP and Oracle that are used to start, stop, monitor, backup, and store logs, data, and configuration files for an SAP system. It includes directories like /sapmnt/<SID>, /usr/sap/<SID>, and Oracle directories like /oracle/<sid> that contain important files like profiles, executables, data files, init files, control files, trace files, redo logs, and logs for starting and stopping the SAP and database systems.

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Unix Sap

The document lists important directories and files for both SAP and Oracle that are used to start, stop, monitor, backup, and store logs, data, and configuration files for an SAP system. It includes directories like /sapmnt/<SID>, /usr/sap/<SID>, and Oracle directories like /oracle/<sid> that contain important files like profiles, executables, data files, init files, control files, trace files, redo logs, and logs for starting and stopping the SAP and database systems.

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Important SAP Directories /home <sid>adm startsap_<host>_<instan ce> startsap_<host>_<instan ce>.log stopsap_<host>_<instan ce> stopsap_<host>_<instan ce>.log startdb.log stopdb.

log trans.log env files Start and Stop SAP and DB programs and logs Transport logs

/ sapmnt/<SI D>

exe (cdexe)

CAR brarchive brrestore brbackup dpmon

Compression utility Backup of archive logs program Restore database program Backup database program Monitor dispatcher. Can use similar to sm50 in unix level. Used when unable to logon to SAP because of unavail of dialog Database Utility Script to start database Script to stop database OS collector. Daemon that collects perf details and passes to SAP Transport Program Background job log System log sm21 Batch input sessions Instance profile

R3trans sapdba startdb stopdb saposcol tp <client>JOBLG / * SLOG BI<host> <system>_<instance>_< host> A5P_DVEBMGS00_sihp 8040 A5P_D00_sihp8033 START_<instance>_<ho st>

global profile (cdpro)

Start profile

START_DVEBMGS00_si hp8040 START_D00_sihp8033 DEFAULT.PFL / usr/sap/<SI D> DVEBMGS0 0 D00 (app srvr) data

Default profile Page file (PAGFIL00), Roll file (ROLLFIL00), stat Sm21 log SQL Trace files Work processes trace files (dev_w0, dev_w1, dev_rfc,) Links to /sapmnt/<SID> subdirectories Codepage conversion files Transport directory

log / SLOG00 log / TRACE000 sec / * work / * SYS codepage /usr/sap trans exe global profile *.CDP files cofiles data log

Links : 1. Directory: /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/ global -> /sapmnt/SID/global, profile -> /sapmnt/SID/profile 2. Directory: /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/exe dbg -> /sapmnt/SID/exe, run -> dbg Important Oracle Directories / backint oracle/<sid> bin dbdump1 / <SID> backint.times backint.times.backup Oracle binaries * Backup of SAP log files and parameter files

dbdump* /

Backup of SAP control and

<logfile> dbs

init<SID>.ora

data files Oracle database parameter file Config file for backup

init<SID>.dba init<SID>.sap init<SID>.sap.disk Init<SID>.nbkp.utl.<hostn ame> chdbpass cntrl<SID>.dbf sapdba_role.sql origlogA origlogB mirrlogA mirrlogB network / admin orainst saparch sapbackup sapcheck sapdata* sapreorg env files log_g11m1.dbf log_g13m1.dbf log_g12m1.dbf log_g14m1.dbf log_g11m2.dbf log_g13m2.dbf log_g12m2.dbf log_g14m2.dbf listener.ora tnsnames.ora sqlnet.ora *.dbf *.cps brclean* *.anf *.and *.chk *.aly *.opt chdbpass.log reorg<SID>.log; struct<SID>.log * background/alert_<sid>.l og usertrace/ora*.trc

Config file for sapdba Config file for backups Config for interface with netbackup Utility for changing oracle user passwds Control file Script to create sapdba role and assign to OPS$<sid>adm Redo log 1 and 3 Redo log 2 and 4 Mirror copies of redo log 1 and 3 Mirror copies of redo log 2 and 4 Oracle configuration files Oracle installation Files Archive redo logs; archive backup logs; brclean logs Database Backup log files Logs of sapdba check/analyze/checkopt scheduled in CCMS Database datafiles Chdbpass log file Temporary storage for files during reorg Oracle alert file. Log for any oracle problems Oracle dumps / traces

saptrace

saptrace

rdbms / catalog.sql admin catproc.sql rdbms / audit *.aud .rhosts

Control file trace backup SQL scripts used to create Oracle level auditing log files File that controls remsh access into the server as ora<sid>

Others / pbs oracle/<sid>/archiv e (old) sap /var/opt/arch/<sid> pbs (new) sap Self Assessment
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

B* *.ARCHIVE B* *.ARCHIVE

Index files for PBS to view physical archived files Index files for PBS to view physical archived files

Can you name all filesys which enable an SAP system? Where are the profiles located? Where are the exe located? Where are oracle data files located? Where are init<sid>.ora located? Where are control files located? Where are the oracle trace file located? Where are the oracle offline redolog located? Where are the oracle online redolog located? Where are to check the logs of sapstart/stop?

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