SAP Components
Before starting an instance, test the new instance profiles using the auxiliary program sappfpar on the operating-system level.
After instance restart, verify that the instance is running without error. To ensure that the most current version of sappfpar is being used, execute OS command sappfpar ?.
SAP's Internet Business Framework is the open architecture that enables arrangement of modularized components into an integrated functional package and provides the collaboration technology for building a solid Web application infrastructure at all levels (presentation, application, data).
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Parameter name | Recommended value |
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rdisp/bufrefmode | sendoff,exeoff (central system) |
sendon,exeauto (client/server) | |
rdisp/bufreftime | 60 |
Each server under a SID is identified with a two-digit number, such as "00" which the eval. system installs.
The Windows Service "SAPNSP_00" is started by referencing a profile file, such as:
...\sapstartsrv.exe pf=...\NSP_DVEBMGS00_BUBBA1
The "pf=" points to a profile for a specific host name (bubba1) and instance (DVEBMGS00), which contains:
SAPSYSTEMNAME = NSP SAPGLOBALHOST = bubba1 SAPSYSTEM = 00 INSTANCE_NAME = DVEBMGS00
This profile properties file configures an SAP Web AS instance is shared by several sister servers associated with a SID (SAP System identifier) because all servers in a SID reference logical directory /sapmnt/SID/profile even though it's physically stored in directory /usr/sap/SID/SYS/profile. Other system-wide files for SAP (including executables and global files) are also stored the same way.





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