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    2.SAP Startstop Process

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    This document provides steps for starting and stopping an SAP system on Windows and UNIX servers. On Windows, starting involves running the SAP service which starts the message server, dispatcher, and work processes by reading startup profiles. Stopping checks active users and processes and sends a shutdown message before stopping the SAP service. On UNIX, starting is done with the startsap command which runs scripts to start the database, message server, and other processes. Stopping uses the stopsap command to shut down the instance and database processes. Checks are recommended before stopping the system.

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    This document provides steps for starting and stopping an SAP system on Windows and UNIX servers. On Windows, starting involves running the SAP service which starts the message server, dispatcher, and work processes by reading startup profiles. Stopping checks active users and processes and sends a shutdown message before stopping the SAP service. On UNIX, starting is done with the startsap command which runs scripts to start the database, message server, and other processes. Stopping uses the stopsap command to shut down the instance and database processes. Checks are recommended before stopping the system.

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    This document provides steps for starting and stopping an SAP system on Windows and UNIX servers. On Windows, starting involves running the SAP service which starts the message server, dispatcher, and work processes by reading startup profiles. Stopping checks active users and processes and sends a shutdown message before stopping the SAP service. On UNIX, starting is done with the startsap command which runs scripts to start the database, message server, and other processes. Stopping uses the stopsap command to shut down the instance and database processes. Checks are recommended before stopping the system.

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    2.SAP Startstop Process

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    This document provides steps for starting and stopping an SAP system on Windows and UNIX servers. On Windows, starting involves running the SAP service which starts the message server, dispatcher, and work processes by reading startup profiles. Stopping checks active users and processes and sends a shutdown message before stopping the SAP service. On UNIX, starting is done with the startsap command which runs scripts to start the database, message server, and other processes. Stopping uses the stopsap command to shut down the instance and database processes. Checks are recommended before stopping the system.

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    Starting and Stopping SAP System

    Starting SAP System

    Start SAP : Windows Server

    Windows Service : SAP/Oracle RDBMS

    SAP Start Process

    Starting SAP System : Windows Server

    right-click

    MMC

    DEV

    Start
    send message via name-pipe

    sapstart.log

    SAPDEV_00 (service)
    Start

    read

    Startup Profile strdbs.cmd msg_server.exe disp+work.exe

    alert_DEV.log

    DB (if not)
    dev_ms dev_disp

    Message Server

    Dispatcher
    Start Start

    read

    Default Profile Instance Profile

    dev_rd

    Gateway

    Start

    dev_icm

    ICM

    dev_w0..w<n>

    WPs

    Connect DB

    DB

    SAPDBA (Release <= 4.6C)

    BRTOOLS (Release >= 4.7)

    Start SAP : Command Line


    C:\startsap name=<SID> nr=<System Number> SAPDIAHOST=<Host Name> Example : C:\startsap name=DEV nr=00 SAPDIAHOST=sap

    Remove/Reinstall SAP Service for Windows Server


    Remove SAP Service
    C:\usr\sap\DEV\SYS\exe\run\ntscmgr remove SAPDEV_00

    Reinstall SAP Service


    C:\usr\sap\DEV\SYS\exe\run\ntscmgr install SAPDEV_00 -b c:\usr\sap\DEV\SYS\exe\run\sapntstartb.exe -p pf=c:\usr\sap\DEV\SYS\profile\START_DVEBMGS00_sap

    Start SAP : UNIX Server

    Starting SAP System : UNIX

    Starting SAP System : UNIX Server

    $ startsap
    start

    SAPosCOL(if not)
    startdb.log startsap_DVEBMGS00.log alert_DEV.log

    startdb script
    sapstart
    Start read

    Startup Profile msg_server disp+work

    kill.sap
    read

    dev_ms dev_disp

    Message Server Dispatcher


    Start Start Start
    ICM
    dev_icm

    Default Profile Instance Profile

    dev_rd

    Gateway

    WPs
    dev_w0..w<n>

    Connect DB

    DB

    Checking Oracle Database Status using brtools

    SAP Work Process : ps ef | grep dw

    Starting SAP Options : UNIX Server


    Startup Database Server
    $ startsap db

    Startup SAP Instance


    $ startsap r3

    Stopping SAP System

    Before Stopping the SAP System


    Check the status of
    List users : SM04,AL08 List Active processes : SM50,SM66

    Send a system message : SM02

    Stopping SAP : Windows Server

    Stopping the SAP System : Windows

    Stopping SAP System : Windows Server

    Stopping SAP : UNIX Server

    Stopping the SAP System : UNIX

    Stopping SAP System : UNIX Server

    Stopping SAP Options : UNIX Server


    Stop SAP Instance
    $ stopsap r3

    Startup Database Server


    $ stopsap db

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