一 Profiles路径
SAP profiles are stored in a special file directory. This directory can be made accessible from all hosts depending on current needs:
UNIX systems : /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/profile
Windows NT systems: /usr/<SID>/sys/profile/
( <SID> = SAP system name and <SAPGLOBALHOST> = name of the NT machine on which the global profile directory is physically located)
二 Profiles命名规则
In R/3 Releases 2.1x / 2.2x, the profiles were generated with the names:
START_<instancename> and <SID>_<instancename> .
From Release 3.0A, the profiles are generated with the names: START_<instancename>_<hostname> and <SID>_<instancename>_<hostname> .
The 'startsap' script first looks for profiles that end with _<hostname> . If these profiles do not exist, the names from the Releases 2.1x / 2.2x are used.
三 Profiles类型
3.1 Default Profiles Definition
If you want to assign the same parameter value for all application servers (such as the name of the database host, or the host on which the message server is running), enter it in the default profile. In general, you can list any parameter you like here.
SAP recommends that you use the following values:
|
Parameter Definition |
Parameter Name in Profile |
|
Name of the database host |
SAPDBHOST |
|
Name of the update server |
rdisp/vbname |
|
Name of the enqueue server |
rdisp/enqname |
|
Name of the server for handling background processing events |
rdisp/btcname |
|
Name of the computer on which the message server is running |
rdisp/msname |
|
Name of the TCP service under which the message server can be reached |
rdisp/msserv |
|
Name of the computer on which the SNA Gateway is running |
rdisp/sna_gateway |
|
Name of the TCP Service under which the SNA Gateway can be reached |
rdisp/sna_gw_service |
You cannot choose a name for the default profile. It is always called DEFAULT.PFL . The default profile, like all other profiles, is located in the global profile directory of the SAP System. For example, under UNIX it is located in the directory /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/profile ( <SID> = SAP System name). There is always one active default profile.
SAPDBHOST = hs0011
DIR_ORAHOME = /oracle/BIN
rdisp/mshost = hs0311
rdisp/vbname = hs0311_BIN_53
rdisp/enqname = hs0311_BIN_53
rdisp/btcname = hs0002_BIN_53
rdisp/sna_gateway = is0001
rdisp/sna_gw_service = sapgw00
3.2 Start Profiles
When you start an SAP instance on a host, the start profile defines which SAP services are started (message server, dialog, gateway or enqueue process. for example). The startsap program is responsible for starting these service processes,
The processes that can be started include:
- Application server
- Message server
- SNA Gateway
- System log send demon
- System log receive demon
Apart from the general profile parameters, such as the name of the SAP System ( SAPSYSTEMNAME ), instance number ( SAPSYSTEM ) and name of the SAP instance ( INSTANCE_NAME ), the only parameter names that are permitted in a start profile are:
Execute_xx (xx = 00-99) : To start operating system commands, which prepare the SAP System start. For example, you can use this parameter to start the SAP-related database or to set up links to executables on UNIX platforms.
Start_Program_xx (xx = 00-99): To start an SAP instance, for example, on an application server.
Stop_Program_xx (xx = 00-99): To start an operating system command or SAP program after the SAP instance was stopped. For example, the halting or removal of shared memory areas that were used by the SAP System.
The number xx defines the execution sequence. The programs specified in Execute_ parameters are executed before the programs listed in the Start_Program parameters. After the SAP instance has been stopped, the programs specified in the Stop_Program parameters are started. Here is an example of a start profile used to start a message server, an application server and an SNA gateway:
#.***************************************************************
#.* Start profile START_DVEBMG47
#.*
#.* Version = 000003
#.* last changed by = WATT
#.* last changed on = 21.03.1995, 15:05:19
#.***************************************************************
SAPSYSTEMNAME = K11
INSTANCE_NAME = DVEBMG47
#----------------------------------------------------------------
# start message server
#----------------------------------------------------------------
_MS = ms.sapK11_DVEBMG47
Execute_01 = local ln -s -f $(DIR_EXECUTABLE)/msg_server $(_MS)
Start_Program_01 = local $(_MS) pf=$(DIR_PROFILE)/K11_DVEBMG47
#----------------------------------------------------------------
# start application server
#----------------------------------------------------------------
_DW = dw.sapK11_DVEBMG47
Execute_02 = local ln -s -f $(DIR_EXECUTABLE)/disp+work $(_DW)
Start_Program_02 = local $(_DW) pf=$(DIR_PROFILE)/K11_DVEBMG47
#----------------------------------------------------------------
# start SNA-Gateway
#----------------------------------------------------------------
3.3 Instance Profiles
Instance profiles provide an application server with additional configuration parameters to complement the settings values from the default profile. Typically, these parameter settings adapt the instance according to the desired resources. They also define the available instance resources (main memory, shared memory, roll memory and so on), and how to allocate memory to the SAP application buffers.
To start application servers on several computers using identical parameter settings, you can use a single instance profile. It is generally not necessary for each application server to have its own instance profile. Instance profiles are also called system profiles.
Below is a typical instance profile:
#.*************************************************
#.* Instance profile BIN_DVEBMG53 *
#.* Version = 000005 *
#.* Generated by user = BLOCHING *
#.* Date generated = 04.08.1995, 11:10:35 *
#.*************************************************
INSTANCE_NAME = DVEBMG53
SAPSYSTEM = 53
SAPSYSTEMNAME = BIN
abap/buffersize = 40000
abap/programs = 600
ipc/shm_psize_10 = 15000000
ipc/shm_psize_14 = 0
ipc/shm_psize_17 = 0
ipc/shm_psize_18 = 0
ipc/shm_psize_19 = 0
ipc/shm_psize_40 = 17000000
rdisp/PG_MAXFS = 4096
rdisp/PG_SHM = 1000
rdisp/ROLL_MAXFS = 16384
rdisp/ROLL_SHM = 200
rdisp/btctime = 60
rdisp/wp_no_dia = 5
rdisp/wp_no_enq = 1
rdisp/wp_no_vb = 1
rdisp/wp_no_vb2 = 1