What is the R3 system startup and shutdown process?
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Answer / sanjay
lsnrctl start - start your TNSListner
start Data Base- sqlplus / as sysdba
SQL> startup
startsap
1 . Central Instance
2 . Other Instances
check saposcol is running or not
checks all process are sucessfully started or not.
Exact Reverse Process during shutdown.
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Answer / pranay
For UNIX
First start the listener:
#su - ora<SID>
#lsnrctl start
#su - <SID>adm
#startsap
or step by step.
su - <SID>adm
#startdb
#startsap r3 DVEBMGS00
now start your application servers.
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Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed
Hi,
SAP Startup Process and Shutdown process is defined as
below :
Startup :sapstart name=sapname nr=number sapdiahost=sapname
shutdown :sapshutdown name=sapname nr=number
sapdiahost=sapname
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Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed
Hi,
The R3 System Startup and Shutdown Process are as below :
Drive letter C or D:\>sapstart name=sapname(xyz) nr=sapid
(00) sapdiahost=sapname(xyz).
Drive Letter C or D:\>Sapstop name=sapname(xyz) nr=sapid
(00) sapdiahost=sapname(xyz)
Where name is sap server name which is of 3 alphabetical
characters and sapid of 2 Numeric Characters.
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