In a previous blog I explained an example setup of SAP HANA2 XS Advanced (XSA) with host auto-failover: SAP HANA 2.0 XS Advanced: a host auto-failover installation/configuration example. Based on some requests I received recently this blog will discu...
To provide secure communication this blog will show the steps to install a signed certificate chain. There are multiple ways to do this. But first, a special thanks to marcbecker for providing a ton of insights and making this blog possible!
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Introduction
While the host-auto failover configuration with the core HANA Database is well known, the additional steps when XS Advanced (XSA) is installed are less well known. In below steps I give an example how it can be configured. When you read ...
After Stephanie Lewellen introduced hdblcm and hdblcmgui in her blog last month, I decided to test one of my favorite linux tools “nohup” with hdblcm. Nohup is a lesser known Linux utility that can make the daily life of a system administrator a lot...
As you probably know the is a new tool in SAP HANA SP6 called HANA Lifecycle Manager (HLM). I have been receiving some questions how to get from using SUM or even hdbupd to using HLM. First of all I recommend that you read the official SAP HANA Updat...
Hi Chris,
let me know if Ayman's solution works.
Here is what worked for me based on changes to the documented step 4:
1. find the docker-machine ip address:
$ docker-machine ip
192.168.99.100
2. Publish using the docker-machine ip address:
$ dock...
I would start with the daemon file, starts with : daemon_<hostname>.easy method is to run 'ls -ltr' in the directory and that give you the last updated log files at the bottom. Usually the error is in one of the last updated files.
Go to the trace directory (command cdtrace) and check the log messages. The message on the screen does not give any indication of the cause of failure, you have to look deeper and check the traces. Since the daemon failed, check the daemon log file f...
Hi Hay,Thanks for the feedback! I absolutely agree that screen is also a great option, a colleague suggested the same. As always it depends on the requirements. I use nohup a lot for preparations like Teched (now dCode) where we use 60 installed HANA...
