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UNIX Commands Used For SAP Administration

This document lists UNIX commands used for SAP administration. It includes commands for stopping and starting SAP and the database, checking profile paths and kernel folders, finding files, monitoring processes, checking disk usage, listing files by date, sorting files recursively, viewing previous commands, removing and compressing files, editing and compiling programs, checking and killing processes, unzipping and extracting archives, moving and copying files, and checking the current directory.

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UNIX Commands Used For SAP Administration

This document lists UNIX commands used for SAP administration. It includes commands for stopping and starting SAP and the database, checking profile paths and kernel folders, finding files, monitoring processes, checking disk usage, listing files by date, sorting files recursively, viewing previous commands, removing and compressing files, editing and compiling programs, checking and killing processes, unzipping and extracting archives, moving and copying files, and checking the current directory.

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stopsap/startsap for stopping/starting SAP+ DB, stopsap r3/startsap r3 for stopping/starting R3


2. cdpro for checking the profiles path SAPMNT/<SID>/profile
3. cdexe for checling the kernel folder
4. find . -name filename -print for checking the file in the present directory
5. dpmon pf= <Instance profile path>, jcmon pf=<instance profile path>
6. df -k, bdf for checking all file system usages; df -k ., bdf. for individual file usages
7. ls -lrt for listing of files according to the date modified
8. du -a | sort -k 1n,1 for sorting the files in a recursive manner.
9. h for listing previous used commands.
10. rm < file> for removing file, gzip <file> for zipping the file.

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1. VI and Gedit is an Editor,  just like to write any programme save it and go to command and
compile through through GCC -o .cpp 
2. Ps -ef is to check the how many running process and Kill any running process
3. gunzip to unzip file
4. tar -xvzf file name to run the zip folder of file content
5. mv mo from one path to another
6. Rf remove forcifully any file
7. Make command to effect any coading content
8. make clean to clean the effect of make command
9. cp coppy from one location to another
10. pwd check the current directory

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Check these commands.


su - production-admin 
stopsap all -> make sure that the R/3 Instance and Oracle Database stopped 
startsap all -> make sure that the R/3 Instance and Oracle Database started 

If the Oracle Database is not started, tried using SAPDBA 


su - oracle-admin 
sapdba 
Options a - Startup / Shutdown Database instance 

UNIX commands used for SAP administration:

1. stopsap/startsap for stopping/starting SAP+ DB, stopsap r3/startsap r3 for stopping/starting


R3
2. Cdpro for checking the profiles path SAPMNT/<SID>/profile

3. Cdexe for checking the kernel folder

4. find . -name filename -print for checking the file in the present directory

5. dpmon pf= <Instance profile path>, jcmon pf=<instance profile path>

6. df -k, bdf for checking all file system usages; df -k ., bdf. for individual file usages

7. ls -lrt for listing of files according to the date modified

8. du -a | sort -k 1n,1 for sorting the files in a recursive manner.

9. h for listing previous used commands.

. h for listing previous used commands.

10. rm < file> for removing file, gzip <file> for zipping the file.

11. Ps -ef is to check the how many running process and Kill any running process

12. gunzip to unzip file

13. tar -xvzf file name to run the zip folder of file content
14. mv mo from one path to another

15. Rf remove forcifully any file

16.  Make command to effect any coading content

17. make clean to clean the effect of make command

18.  cp coppy from one location to another

19. pwd check the current directory

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