Friday, February 4, 2011
BRCONNECT command for collecting stats for all tables
brconnect -c -u / -f stats -t all -f collect -p 4
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Listener Issues - TNS_ADMIN parameter
If you face listener Issues make sure that TNS_ADMIN parameter is set in your DB environment
setenv TNS_ADMIN /oracle/SID/102_64/network/admin
also you may use
tnsping SID to test (It should be running) (Your listener should be up)
We faced the situation when we were using dbua for upgrading oracle. DBUA uses tnsping, also tnsnames.ora should be set correctly
setenv TNS_ADMIN /oracle/SID/102_64/network/admin
also you may use
tnsping SID to test (It should be running) (Your listener should be up)
We faced the situation when we were using dbua for upgrading oracle. DBUA uses tnsping, also tnsnames.ora should be set correctly
Setting parameters in Oracle - New way
How to free MDM Port
Our MDM Server uses port 20005 and if it is busy it wont start, it means some other application is waiting for the port.
we find out by this command
netstat -a | grep 20005
if it gives FINWAIT_1 then it is OK it will get free in some time, but if it gives FINWAIT_2 then we need to free the same manually
After analysis we found the destination host where three EP server are hosted EP1, EP2 and EP3
we logged on to each one and found which process is looking keeping busy port 20005, with below command
lsof -i | 20005
on EP3 we found the process
killed the process by kill -9 pid
Now the port became free :)
we find out by this command
netstat -a | grep 20005
if it gives FINWAIT_1 then it is OK it will get free in some time, but if it gives FINWAIT_2 then we need to free the same manually
After analysis we found the destination host where three EP server are hosted EP1, EP2 and EP3
we logged on to each one and found which process is looking keeping busy port 20005, with below command
lsof -i | 20005
on EP3 we found the process
killed the process by kill -9 pid
Now the port became free :)
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Host Movement - Profile Dependencies ABAP
Friday, December 3, 2010
How to check what users have FF Access
1. Go to SE16
2. Give Table Name /VIRSA/ZFFUSERS
3. See the contents, it will tell what all users have FF IDs.
2. Give Table Name /VIRSA/ZFFUSERS
3. See the contents, it will tell what all users have FF IDs.
BI Dataload - Users that needn't be locked
DDIC
RFC*
EBY*
MDBTC
REDWOOD
BW*
PI*
NWDI*
*ADMIN*
j2ee_admin
wf-batch
tmsadm
FF_*
RFC*
EBY*
MDBTC
REDWOOD
BW*
PI*
NWDI*
*ADMIN*
j2ee_admin
wf-batch
tmsadm
FF_*
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