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startsap : no instance profile found

Former Member
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Hi,

I just upgraded the SAP Kernel, and now I wanted to start sap with the new kernel.

I ran ./saproot SID, started saposcol (saposcol -l) and ran the sapstart. Unfortunately sap doesn't start and returns the error : no instance profile found.

I checked the default profile, everything sames to be clean.

Any idea

thanks in advanced

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Former Member
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I had the same problem while installing the linux test drive. Solved by:

export SAPSYSTEMNAME=NPL

For some reason this evnironment variable was set to "npl" instead of "NPL".

Regards

Former Member
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Hi,

Many Thanks to all of you,

Problem was solved : the cause was a wrong start- and instance-profile name. I renamed the both profiles and started sap. It's working.

Regards.

Former Member
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Hi I have the  same problem . Can you tell me the solution to it in detail?  Rename what file?  what profile?

Former Member
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Hi Victor,

1. Please, first make sure that the listner is running before starting sap, otherwise 'lsnrctl start' as db-owner-user.

2. startsap as sidadm.

3. if startsap doesn't work, then try

startsap pf=/sapmnt/SID/profile/SID_DVEBMGS00_hostname (00 is your Instancenr.)

4. if that doesn't help, try to edit startsap script under /sapmnt/SID/exe and replace 'VHOSTS=`hostname -s` with 'VHOSTS=your_server_hostname


Hope that it helps

Regards

Former Member
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According to step 3, I cannot find the /SID_DVEBMGS00_hostname 
under  /sapmnt/SID/profile/ 

And under this directory, I only see DEFAULT.PFL      file.

and I also check it in the /usr/sap/slo/sys/profile, the result
is the same.

My netweaver version is 7.40.

This is the first time  I install netweaver.

what is the problem with my installation? Do I miss some installing?

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Former Member
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Hi

Neither under "/usr/sap/<SID>/DVEBMGS<##>/work" nor under under "/usr/sap/<SID>/DVEBMGS<##>/log" is a new entries relating to the last attempts.

The only actual log is the dev_coll log under /usr/sap/tmp

11:06:24 . WARNING: The saposcol process is not running with effective root

11:06:24 . WARNING: authority. Virtual Memeory parameter settings can not be captured.

11:06:24 . WARNING: Please change executable permissions if you wish to capture this information.

11:06:24 . WARNING: The partition does not have authority to observe shared pool utilization

11:06:24 . LOG: Initial trace level = 2

11:06:24 . LOG: Process Monitoring active.

11:06:24 . LOG: searching for Process Monitoring Templates in /usr/sap/tmp/dev_proc

11:06:24 . LOG: searching for Process Monitoring Templates in /usr/sap/tmp/procmon/

11:06:24 . LOG: INFO: /usr/sap/tmp/procmon does not exist or cannot be opened.

11:06:24 . LOG: INFO: Files for Process Monitoring in /usr/sap/tmp/procmon are ignored.

11:06:24 . LOG: INIT : Disk data collected for 27 disks (0 filtered)

11:06:24 . LOG: INIT : Network data collected for 3 interfaces

11:06:24 . LOG: INIT : Global CPU data collected.

11:06:24 . LOG: INIT : CPU data collected for 4 cpus

11:06:24 . LOG: INIT : File system data collected for 20 fs (0 filtered)

11:06:24 . LOG: INIT : Memory data collected.

11:06:24 . LOG: INIT : PARAM data collected for 1 parameters

11:06:24 . LOG: Shared Memory Size: 1870188.

11:06:24 . LOG: Shared Memory was created by process:14811218

11:06:24 . LOG: ==== Collector submitted. This is the parent process after fork.=====

11:06:27 . LOG: ==== Collector submitted. This is the child process after fork()=====

11:06:30 . LOG: Collector daemon started

11:06:30 . LOG: Don't use put-file (Taken on other system)

11:06:30 . LOG: Collector PID: 15335466

Thanks for your interest

regards

Former Member
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Hi,

Goto the directory /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/profile

Here you should have the start profile as START_DVE..._<hostname>

Then with <sid>adm user try the command 'startsap <hostname>'

One more question, have you installed on a cluster or virtual host environment.?

Regards,

Srikishan

Former Member
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hi Orkun,

I started indeed sap by the user sidadm.

The last entries in the error logs show the stopsap before kernel upgrade.

I don't see any other logs for my last sapstart attempts.

Best regards

Latif

Former Member
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Hi Latif,

Check trace files under "/usr/sap/<SID>/DVEBMGS<##>/work"

Best regards,

Orkun Gedik

Former Member
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Hi,

>

> I just upgraded the SAP Kernel, and now I wanted to start sap with the new kernel.

> I ran ./saproot SID, started saposcol (saposcol -l) and ran the sapstart. Unfortunately sap doesn't start and returns the error : no instance profile found.

> I checked the default profile, everything sames to be clean.

>

> Any idea

> thanks in advanced

Hi Abdellatif,

1) In order to be be safe side, do you starting the instance by sid<adm> user, correct?

2) Could you provide the full error log, here?

Best regards,

Orkun Gedik