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How to see sap work process from linux

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Hi All,

  I am using Solaris operating system, I tried to check work process from O/S level by "dpmon pf=<SID>_DVBMGS<instance no>_server " so its working fine in my quality and dev system, but when i am trying same steps in my PRD ,so it is not working with the below error

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bash-3.00$ dpmon pf=IEP_DVEBMGS01_ITZECCAP

dpmon=>sapparam(2): fopenU("IEP_DVEBMGS01_ITZECCAP","r"): No such file or directory

dpmon=>No Profile used.

dpmon=>sapparam: SAPSYSTEMNAME neither in Profile nor in Commandline

DpMonInit failed - possibly no dispatcher running

DpMon: External/Internal dplib version: 110/247"

My PRD is on cluster, in this we have 3 application,

Please guide me how can i proceed the action in PRD.

Thanks and Regards,

Aziz.

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Hi Faizan,

It seems that the profile-directory is not correctly being shared between your SAP-servers on PRD-cluster. Or the environment is not correctly set on those servers.

Try this command on those PRD-servers, and compare with DEV & QAS for example: cdpro --> it should bring you directly to the profile-directory.

Alternatively, you should try to start dpmon with pf=/usr/sap/IEP/SYS/profile/your-instance-profile (full directory).

I hope this will help you.

Regards,

Andre

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Andre,

   I have been run command  "cdpro", but it is giving error

"bash: cdpro: command not found "

i am also thought about some cluster issue may have there ... but i dnt have any idea about how to check the profile  directory sheared in  cluster or not and all,

please do the need full ..

Regards,

Aziz.

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hi Aziz

reagan.benjamin has stolen the solution my solution

the only difference is that "cdpro" is an alias that you seem not to have so replace that with "cd /usr/sap/IEP/SYS/profile"

Regards

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