Pkg with CI Startup error

[Sergio Crespo]

HI ppl..

Sorry for being a rookie but i was wondering if anyone can help me out with this one:

When I do a cmrunpkg on the secondary node, I get the following error in the pkg control file log:

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Mar 25 19:25:56 - Node "node2": (stop_ci): Halt Central Instance ...
Mar 25 19:25:57 - Node "node2": (stop_ci): ###################################################################
Mar 25 19:25:57 - Node "node2": (stop_ci): stty: : Not a typewriter
Mar 25 19:25:57 - Node "node2": (stop_ci): ^M^M ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2 ^[2^M ^M
Mar 25 19:25:57 - Node "node2": (stop_ci): ERROR : START-Profile does not exist
Mar 25 19:25:57 - Node "node2": (stop_ci): Please check profile-directory and restart
/etc/cmcluster/CCP/sapdbci.cntl[2]: test: Specify a parameter with this command.
Mar 25 19:25:57 - Node "node2": (stop_saposcol): Stopping on node2
rcmd: -l: Unknown host
/etc/cmcluster/CCP/sapdbci.cntl[2]: number_of_instances: The specified number is not valid for this command.
Mar 25 19:25:58 - Node "node2": (stop_saposcol_as): Skip stopping of saposcol on - different instance detected
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I've done a cmcheckconf, and everything's OK. I've 2 rp8400, with hpux 11.11 and MCSg. 2 Pkgs, one(CI) on node1 and an applicacional on node2, everything works fine until I try to run the CI pkg on the secondary node.

Any Ideas? Thankx in advance...

PS - I don't use the real node or pkg names for security reasons...

[melvyn burnard]

have you confirmed that the package control files and any other related files are identical between nodes?
This sounds like something has been changed on one node, and not copied across to hte other node.

[Sergio Crespo]

Hi...

I've checked files cntl, ascci, and even run cmcheckconf.

I may be a file, but I can't understand which one...

[Duncan Edmonstone]

This is a SAP cluster yes?

Looks like a SAP start profile does not exist for the secondary node. SAP doesn't pay much attention to your virtual IP hostname during startup, it will be looking for a start profile containing the host name of the secondary host. These are located in the directory /sapmnt/CCP/profile

You will probably find one in there for the primary node, with the form:

START_DVEBMGS_

where is the hostname of the primary node, and is the instance ID of the SAP central instance.

Just create a link with the name of the seondary host pointing to this file:

e.g. if your instance ID is 10:

ln START_DVEBMGS10_node1 START_DVEBMGS10_node2

HTH

Duncan

[melvyn burnard]

I agree with Duncan, there is something in your SAP profile that is incorrect.
check for spelling mistakes?

[Duncan Edmonstone]

Also Sergio, for SAP clusters you need to make sure that as well as the package control file you also replicate the files /etc/cmcluster/CCP/sap.conf , /etc/cmcluster/customer.functions , and /etc/cmcluster/sap.functions .

HTH

Duncan