on 05-12-2015 11:32 AM
Hello!
I`m searching for a solution and I hope for help.
I want to know which SAP instances are running on a Server.
Of cause I can use a "ps -ef | grep sapstart", but there
should be a sap buildin toolkit for such a task.
Thanks for your help.
Rainer
Hello Rainer,
Login with SIDADM user and run below comand.
sapcontrol -nr 00 -function GetSystemInstanceList
The result will be like this.
27.05.2015 11:17:21
GetSystemInstanceList
OK
hostname, instanceNr, httpPort, httpsPort, startPriority, features, dispstatus
MyHost, 1, 50113, 50114, 1, MESSAGESERVER|ENQUE, GREEN
MyHost 0, 50013, 50014, 3, ABAP|GATEWAY|ICMAN|IGS, GREEN
You can see details of sapcontrol in below pdf document.
Regards,
Yuksel AKCINAR
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Hi Rainer
You can search this think in Google or SCN you can find it so many links and documents from SAP help portal.
Refer the SAP portal link from google search.
SAP Start Service - Architecture of the SAP NetWeaver Application Server - SAP Library
BR
SS
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Hello,
thank you for the HTTP Link. But I fear, it is not, what I am searching for.
"sapstartsrv is available for administering and monitoring any hosts and SAP instances. It has a variety of SOAP Interfaces"
On the commandline I have no SOAP Interface (of cause I can program something with Java...).
I searched for Parameters for this command (sapstartsrv service parameters - Basis Corner - SCN Wiki) but there are none to address my problem.
Is there a commandline tool to solve my question? And I need to say, as UNIX Administrator, I have NO SAP Account.
Thanks
Rainer
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