Backup DB's on High Availability issue
I have an issue with backing up the DB's from cluster server that have 2 nodes on him.
I have a Cluster server with High Availability (for Active/Active cluster) and I trying to take a full backup from him but it says that :
The selected backup type is not supported on a "Always on secondary replica"...
And sending me to Microsoft webpage :
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=208213
Active Secondary's: Backup on Secondary Replicas.
All I want to do is to backup the primary node with Full Backup type on nightly basis and shrink the log file . (without un-synchronizing every day)
Thank you
Use copy_only for full backup on secondary.
Backup Types Supported on Secondary Replicas
BACKUP DATABASE supports only copy-only full backups of databases, files, or filegroups when
it is executed on secondary replicas. Note that copy-only backups do not impact the log chain or clear the differential bitmap.
Differential backups are not supported on secondary replicas.
BACKUP LOG supports only regular log backups (the COPY_ONLY option is not supported for log
backups on secondary replicas).
A consistent log chain is ensured across log backups taken on any of the replicas (primary or secondary), irrespective of their
availability mode (synchronous-commit or asynchronous-commit).
To back up a secondary database, a secondary replica must be able to communicate with the primary replica and must be SYNCHRONIZED or SYNCHRONIZING.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh245119.aspx
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Thanks
James -
Shrink Log File on High Availability
Dear support
good day for you,
i using SQL server 2012 and using AlwaysON High Availability (server_SQL1 = Primary & Server_SQL2=Secondary), when i try to shrink the log files he told me you must alter the database to simple recovery mode first but i cant coz using AlwaysON !
thats mean:
remove the DB's from AlwaysON (Server_SQL1)
Shrink Files
remove DB's from Server_SQL2
add again DB's to AlwaysON
any other solution for shrink logs without add/remove DB from AlwaysON
Regards,The link that Uri has is correct, but let me expand on it for anyone else that runs across this issue:
You don't actually need to be in the simple recovery model to shrink a file or the log. The reason why some people make the switch is because changing to the simple recovery model lets the database automatically clear the logs. This *generally* puts the
VLF in use at the very beginning of the log. Since shrinking a log file works differently from data files (log only works from the end of the log until the first used vlf) it allows for a fast shrink and grow operation to fix up the log.
In the full recovery model it is still possible, the difference being that you'll need to check to see which VLF the database is currently using and you may have to manually cause the log to circle around (by log backups, etc) to get a good shrink so
that you can grow at a proper size.
Sean Gallardy | Blog |
Twitter -
High Availability Options Without Enterprise Edition
I think I've found the answer to this already but I just wanted to confirm that I'm getting this right. In SQL Server 2012, is there no way to implement a high-availability solution which doesn't require shared storage or use of a deprecated feature without
having Enterprise Edition?
At the moment we have databases hosted on a primary server running Windows Server 2012 Standard and SQL Server 2012 Standard. We have a second, identical server, and the databases are mirrored between the two servers using Database Mirroring.
This works perfectly and meets all of our requirements. The only possible problem is that we're looking at storing documents using FILESTREAM, which isn't available in Mirrored databases.
From what I've read, Database Mirroring is deprecated in SQL Server 2012. High Availability Groups, which sound great, are only available in the Enterprise Edition. This feels like a real kick in the teeth from Microsoft. We're stuck
with either using a deprecated feature (Mirroring), which is only postponing the problem until the end of 2012's life cycle, or laying out significant amounts of money (in the tens of thousands of pounds GBP) to upgrade to Enterprise Edition, which we just
don't have the budget for.
Why couldn't Microsoft continue to offer a high availability option for businesses without deep pockets? Do I have any options I'm not thinking of? Shared storage is not an option (too costly, single point of failure, geographically separated
datacentres).Thanks for all the feedback.
I was forgetting that even data stored as FILESTREAM would need to be backed up using SQL backups, so I guess that's an issue either way, thank for reminding me, Sebastian.
Geoff, I agree that replication isn't a viable HA solution. FCI has lots going for it, but from what I can make out (and I am just reading up on this now so I could be wrong) requires either shared storage or a third-party tool to move the data from
the Primary server's local storage to the local storage of the Secondaries. It all seems overly complicated when Mirroring does exactly what I need it to do, merrily writing transactions to the mirrors at the same time as the primary databases.
Additionally, whilst you might be right about making the case for Enterprise Edition, it's difficult to make a clear case to non-technical people when we already have a working HA solution and document management. Trying to explain the nuanced advantages
of SQL Server full-text indexing (at present we use a third-party indexing product which stores the index discretely) and simplified querying when the documents are in the same database as their associated data as justification for spending tens of thousands
of pounds is a challenge!
David, that's useful to know, about the disadvantages of using FILESTREAM and how just storing the documents in a VARBINARY(MAX) column might actually give better performance, thank you. -
BIA Load Check delivers wrong result for high availability
Hi all,
has anyone noticed the BIA Load Check (Function CHECK_BIALOAD_CHECK of class CL_RSDDTREX_SERVICE) handles a high-availability setup in the wrong way?
We have 2 times x blades, with each blade being mirrored in a high-availability setup (dedicated backup mode).
That means our usable space is: x * memory_size of blade
However, the load check calculates the load by doing:
load_factor = size_of_all_indexes / SUM(memory_per_blade)
=> If we have 36 GB/blade and 2 blades + 2 backup blades, total usable memory should be 236 = 72, and NOT 436 = 144!
So the CALCULATED load_factor is only half of the ACTUAL (real) load factor => the alerting for BIA overload is never triggered!
Do we need to write our own load check function then?
Thanx,
Hendrik
Edited by: HMaeder on Jan 20, 2010 5:44 PMHello Hendrik
I believe your finding is correct. Backup blades should not be taken into consideration for total memory. Please open a customer message so SAP development can analyze the issue and provide a solution (just cut&paste your posting).
Regards,
Marc
SAP NetWeaver RIG -
GG - Clusterware High Availability (HA)
Hello All,
I'm trying to implement GoldenGate High Availability as described below and am pretty desperate to get it to work:
WHITE PAPER : Oracle GoldenGate Best Practices: Oracle GoldenGate high availability using Oracle Clusterware
Oracle GoldenGate Best Practices: Oracle GoldenGate high availability using Oracle Clusterware [ID 1313703.1]
The problem is in the 'start' routine. The MGR.pcm gets deleted before it checks if its up and running. Failover and normal start never works
--> crsctl start resource ggateapp
--> failed to start on node 1
---> failed to start on node 2
I've opened a thread with Clusterware as per below but thought it would be good to ask in this forum as well:
Clusterware ActionScript
I was just wondering if anybody as successfully integrated Golden Gate HA. I need it for a production implementation but also would be nice to have proof of concept.
Here is the routine itself:
case $1 in
'start')
#Updated by Sourav (02/10/201
# During failover if the mgr.pcm file is not deleted at the node crash
# then Oracle clusterware wont start the manager on the new node assuming the
# manager process is still running on the failed node. To get around this issue
# we will delete the mgr.prm file before starting up the manager on the new
# node. We will also delete the other process files with pc* extension and to
# avoid any file locking issue we will first backup the checkpoint files and then
# delete them from the dirchk directory.After that we will restore the checkpoint
# files from backup to the original location (dirchk directory).
log "removing *.pc* files from dirpcs directory..."
rm -f $GGS_HOME/dirpcs/*.pc*
log "creating tmp directory to backup checkpoint file...."
mkdir $GGS_HOME/dirchk/tmp
log "backing up checkpoint files..."
cp $GGS_HOME/dirchk/*.cp* $GGS_HOME/dirchk/tmp
log "Deleting checkpoint files under dirchk......"
rm -f $GGS_HOME/dirchk/*.cp*
log "Restore checkpoint files from backup to dirchk directory...."
cp $GGS_HOME/dirchk/tmp/*.cp* $GGS_HOME/dirchk
log "Deleting tmp directory...."
rm -r $GGS_HOME/dirchk/tmp
log "starting manager"
call_ggsci 'start manager'
#there is a small delay between issuing the start manager command
#and the process being spawned on the OS . wait before checking
log "sleeping for start_delay_secs"
sleep ${start_delay_secs}
#check whether manager is running and exit accordingly
check_process
;;Thanks in advance for any asssitance. I've been at this for several weeks and still cannot get it to work correctly.
Thanks
JanHi Krish,
Answers to some questions.
1. You can use JCMON tool to check the Java services are up after the switchover to any node ( either passive or active)
For ABAP, you can just try to login and check if the services are up.
2. F5 - BIG IP Load Balancer is used to balance the load if you have multiple application servers i.e additional dialog instances. You need to refer F5 load balancer documents for the same.
3. End to End process test plan might change from client to client. So this should be drafted in conjunction with client and developers.
4. VMWARE and WINDOWS - Not worked extensively on these platforms. So no comments on this
Let me know if you need more information.
Cheers...,
Raghu -
SQL Server 2005 High Availability and Disaster Recovery options
Hi, We are are working on a High Availability & Disaster Recovery Planning solution for an application database which is on SQL Server 2005. What different options have we got to implement this for SQL Server 2005 and after we have everything setup how
do we test the failover is working?
Thanks in advance.........
IoneDR : Disaster recovery is the best option for the business to minimize their data loss and downtime. The SQL server has a number of native options. But, everything is depends upon your recovery time objective RTO and recovery point objective RPO.
1. Data center disaster
Geo Clustering
2. Server(Host)/Drive (Except shared drive) disaster
Clustering
3. Database/Drive disaster
Database mirroring
Log shipping
Replication
Log shipping
Log shipping is the process of automating the full database backup and transaction log on a production server and then automatically restores them on to the secondary (standby) server.
Log shipping will work either Full or Bulk logged recovery model.
You can also configure log shipping in the single SQL instance.
The Stand by database can be either restoring or read only (standby).
The manual fail over is required to bring the database online.
Some data can be lost (15 minutes).
Peer-to-Peer Transactional Replication
Peer-to-peer transactional replication is designed for applications that might read or might modify the data in any database that participates in replication. Additionally, if any servers that host the databases are unavailable, you can modify the application
to route traffic to the remaining servers. The remaining servers contain same copies of the data.
Clustering
Clustering is a combination of one or more servers it will automatically allow one physical server to take over the tasks of another physical server that has failed. Its not a real disaster recovery solution because if the shared drive unavailable we cannot
bring the database to online.
Clustering is best option it provides a minimum downtime (like 5 minutes) and data loss in case any data center (Geo) or server failure.
Clustering needs extra hardware/server and it’s more expensive.
Database mirroring
Database mirroring introduced in 2005 onwards. Database Mirroring maintain an exact copy of a database on a different server. It has automatic fail over option and mainly helps to increase the database availability too.
Database mirroring only works FULL recovery model.
This needs two instances.
Mirror database always in restoring state.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms151196%28v=sql.90%29.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/b/wbaer/archive/2008/04/19/high-availability-and-disaster-recovery-with-microsoft-sql-server-2005-database-mirroring-and-microsoft-sql-server-2005-log-shipping-for-microsoft-sharepoint-products-and-technologies.aspx
http://www.slideshare.net/rajib_kundu/disaster-recovery-in-sql-server
HADR Considerations
Need to Understand the business motivations and regulatory requirements that are driving the customer's HA/DR requirements. Understand how your customer categorizes the workload from an HA/DR perspective. There is likely to be an alignment between the needs
and categorization.
Check for both the recovery time objective (RTO) and the recovery point objective (RPO) for different workload categories, for both a failure within a data center (local high availability) and a total data center failure (disaster recovery). While RPO and
RTO vary for different workloads because of business, cost, or technological considerations, customers may prefer a single technical solution for ease in operations. However, a single technical solution may require trade-offs that need to be discussed with
customers so that their expectations are set appropriately.
Check and understand if there is an organizational preference for a particular HA/DR technology. Customers may have a preference because of previous experiences, established operational procedures, or simply the desire for uniformity across databases from
different vendors. Understand the motives behind a preference: A customers' preference for HA/DR may not be because of the functions and features of the HA/DR technology. For example, a customer may decide to adopt a third-party solution for DR to maintain
a single operational procedure. For this reason, using HA/DR technology provided by a SAN vendor (such as EMC SRDF) is a popular approach.
To design and adopt an HA/DR solution it is also important to understand the implications of applying maintenance to both hardware and software (including Windows security patching). Database mirroring is often adopted to minimize the service disruption
to achieve this objective.
HADR Options :
Failover clustering for HA and database mirroring for DR.
Synchronous database mirroring for HA/DR and log shipping for additional DR.
Geo-cluster for HA/DR and log shipping for additional DR.
Failover clustering for HA and storage area network (SAN)-based replication for DR.
Peer-to-peer replication for HA and DR (and reporting).
Backup & Restore ( DR)
keep your server DB backups in network location ( DR)
Always keep your sql server 2005 upto date, in case if you are not getting any official support from MS then you have to take care of any critical issues and more..
Raju Rasagounder Sr MSSQL DBA -
Sql Server High availability failover trigger
Hello,
We are implementing sql server 2012 availability groups (AG). Our secondary databases are not accessible in order to save licenses.
We have a lot of issues concerning monitoring, backup and SSIS. They all come down to the fact that they want basic information from the secondary, that is not accessible. We are implementing SSIS, which is supported on AG, but the SSISDB is encrypted.
Backup problem
The secondary instance does not know anything about the backups made in the primary instance. After a failover differential backups fail.
SSIS problem:
There is a blog (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mattm/archive/2012/09/19/ssis-with-alwayson.aspx) that suggest to make a job that checks whether the status has changed from secondary to primary. If so, you can decrypt and encrypt again.
This job has to be executed every minute. Which is way too much effort for an event that happens once in a while. There are a few other problems with this solution. The phrase "use ssisdb" has to be included in the a job step. And the
jobstep fails. The secondary is not accessible.
Monitoring problems:
We use Microsoft tooling for monitoring: SCOM. Scom does not recognize a non readable secondary and tries to login continuously.
There are a few solutions that I can think of:
- sql server build in failover trigger
- Special status of secondary database.
Failover trigger:
We would like a build-in failover trigger, in stead of a time based job, that starts a few standard maintenance actions if only at the time (or directly after) a failover has occurred. Because now our HA cluster is not really high available until :
- SSISDB works and is accessible after failover
- Backup information is synchronised
- SCOM monitoring skips the secondary database (scom produces loads of login failures)
Does anyone have any suggestion how to fix this?No built in trigger can achieve your requirement.
-
Advice Requested - High Availability WITHOUT Failover Clustering
We're creating an entirely new Hyper-V virtualized environment on Server 2012 R2. My question is: Can we accomplish high availability WITHOUT using failover clustering?
So, I don't really have anything AGAINST failover clustering, and we will happily use it if it's the right solution for us, but to be honest, we really don't want ANYTHING to happen automatically when it comes to failover. Here's what I mean:
In this new environment, we have architected 2 identical, very capable Hyper-V physical hosts, each of which will run several VMs comprising the equivalent of a scaled-back version of our entire environment. In other words, there is at least a domain
controller, multiple web servers, and a (mirrored/HA/AlwaysOn) SQL Server 2012 VM running on each host, along with a few other miscellaneous one-off worker-bee VMs doing things like system monitoring. The SQL Server VM on each host has about 75% of the
physical memory resources dedicated to it (for performance reasons). We need pretty much the full horsepower of both machines up and going at all times under normal conditions.
So now, to high availability. The standard approach is to use failover clustering, but I am concerned that if these hosts are clustered, we'll have the equivalent of just 50% hardware capacity going at all times, with full failover in place of course
(we are using an iSCSI SAN for storage).
BUT, if these hosts are NOT clustered, and one of them is suddenly switched off, experiences some kind of catastrophic failure, or simply needs to be rebooted while applying WSUS patches, the SQL Server HA will fail over (so all databases will remain up
and going on the surviving VM), and the environment would continue functioning at somewhat reduced capacity until the failed host is restarted. With this approach, it seems to me that we would be running at 100% for the most part, and running at 50%
or so only in the event of a major failure, rather than running at 50% ALL the time.
Of course, in the event of a catastrophic failure, I'm also thinking that the one-off worker-bee VMs could be replicated to the alternate host so they could be started on the surviving host if needed during a long-term outage.
So basically, I am very interested in the thoughts of others with experience regarding taking this approach to Hyper-V architecture, as it seems as if failover clustering is almost a given when it comes to best practices and high availability. I guess
I'm looking for validation on my thinking.
So what do you think? What am I missing or forgetting? What will we LOSE if we go with a NON-clustered high-availability environment as I've described it?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts!Udo -
Yes your responses are very helpful.
Can we use the built-in Server 2012 iSCSI Target Server role to convert the local RAID disks into an iSCSI LUN that the VMs could access? Or can that not run on the same physical box as the Hyper-V host? I guess if the physical box goes down
the LUN would go down anyway, huh? Or can I cluster that role (iSCSI target) as well? If not, do you have any other specific product suggestions I can research, or do I just end up wasting this 12TB of local disk storage?
- Morgan
That's a bad idea. First of all Microsoft iSCSI target is slow (it's non-cached @ server side). So if you really decided to use dedicated hardware for storage (maybe you do have a reason I don't know...) and if you're fine with your storage being a single
point of failure (OK, maybe your RTOs and RPOs are fair enough) then at least use SMB share. SMB at least does cache I/O on both client and server sides and also you can use Storage Spaces as a back end of it (non-clustered) so read "write back flash cache
for cheap". See:
What's new in iSCSI target with Windows Server 2012 R2
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn305893.aspx
Improved optimization to allow disk-level caching
Updated
iSCSI Target Server now sets the disk cache bypass flag on a hosting disk I/O, through Force Unit Access (FUA), only when the issuing initiator explicitly requests it. This change can potentially improve performance.
Previously, iSCSI Target Server would always set the disk cache bypass flag on all I/O’s. System cache bypass functionality remains unchanged in iSCSI Target Server; for instance, the file system cache on the target server is always bypassed.
Yes you can cluster iSCSI target from Microsoft but a) it would be SLOW as there would be only active-passive I/O model (no real use from MPIO between multiple hosts) and b) that would require a shared storage for Windows Cluster. What for? Scenario was
usable with a) there was no virtual FC so guest VM cluster could not use FC LUs and b) there was no shared VHDX so SAS could not be used for guest VM cluster as well. Now both are present so scenario is useless: just export your existing shared storage without
any Microsoft iSCSI target and you'll be happy. For references see:
MSFT iSCSI Target in HA mode
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg232621(v=ws.10).aspx
Cluster MSFT iSCSI Target with SAS back end
http://techontip.wordpress.com/2011/05/03/microsoft-iscsi-target-cluster-building-walkthrough/
Guest
VM Cluster Storage Options
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn440540.aspx
Storage options
The following tables lists the storage types that you can use to provide shared storage for a guest cluster.
Storage Type
Description
Shared virtual hard disk
New in Windows Server 2012 R2, you can configure multiple virtual machines to connect to and use a single virtual hard disk (.vhdx) file. Each virtual machine can access the virtual hard disk just like servers
would connect to the same LUN in a storage area network (SAN). For more information, see Deploy a Guest Cluster Using a Shared Virtual Hard Disk.
Virtual Fibre Channel
Introduced in Windows Server 2012, virtual Fibre Channel enables you to connect virtual machines to LUNs on a Fibre Channel SAN. For more information, see Hyper-V
Virtual Fibre Channel Overview.
iSCSI
The iSCSI initiator inside a virtual machine enables you to connect over the network to an iSCSI target. For more information, see iSCSI
Target Block Storage Overviewand the blog post Introduction of iSCSI Target in Windows
Server 2012.
Storage requirements depend on the clustered roles that run on the cluster. Most clustered roles use clustered storage, where the storage is available on any cluster node that runs a clustered
role. Examples of clustered storage include Physical Disk resources and Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV). Some roles do not require storage that is managed by the cluster. For example, you can configure Microsoft SQL Server to use availability groups that replicate
the data between nodes. Other clustered roles may use Server Message Block (SMB) shares or Network File System (NFS) shares as data stores that any cluster node can access.
Sure you can use third-party software to replicate 12TB of your storage between just a pair of nodes to create a fully fault-tolerant cluster. See (there's also a free offering):
StarWind VSAN [Virtual SAN] for Hyper-V
http://www.starwindsoftware.com/native-san-for-hyper-v-free-edition
Product is similar to what VMware had just released for ESXi except it's selling for ~2 years so is mature :)
There are other guys doing this say DataCore (more playing for Windows-based FC) and SteelEye (more about geo-cluster & replication). But you may want to give them a try.
Hope this helped a bit :)
StarWind VSAN [Virtual SAN] clusters Hyper-V without SAS, Fibre Channel, SMB 3.0 or iSCSI, uses Ethernet to mirror internally mounted SATA disks between hosts. -
Error while installing NW 7.4 SR2 in High availability
Hello Guys,
We are installing NW 7.4 SR2 Enterprise Portal with sybase database on windows 2012 R2 server under high availability i.e Microsoft Cluster.
JEP is the system ID of the server, SAPJEP is the virtual host and X.X.X.36 is the virtual I.P for Central Instance node.
Physical I.P of First node is X.X.X.21
We have started the installation as first cluster node and get stuck at phase 3.
The error in sapinst.log is below:-
FCO-00011 The step assignNetworknameToClusterGroup with step key
|NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0|NW_GetSidFromCluster|ind|ind|ind|ind|getSid|0|assignNetworknameToClusterGroup
was executed with status ERROR ( Last error reported by the step: Could
not set properties on ClusterResource 'SAP JEP IP'.).
The error log of sapinst_dev.log is is below:-
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.193
NWInstance.getStartProfilePath(true)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.194
NWInstance.getStartProfileName()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.194
NWInstance.getStartProfileName() done: JEP_ERS10_SAPJEP
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.194
NWERSInstance.getDirProfile()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.194
NW.getDirProfile(false)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.195
NW.getDirProfile() done: \\SAPJEP/sapmnt/JEP/SYS/profile
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.204 [synxcpath.cpp:925]
CSyPath::getOSNodeType(bool) lib=syslib module=syslib
Path \\SAPJEP/sapmnt/JEP/SYS/profile is on a non-existing share.
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.204
NWERSInstance.getDirProfile() done: \\SAPJEP/sapmnt/JEP/SYS/profile
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.205
NWInstance.getStartProfilePath() done: \\SAPJEP/sapmnt/JEP/SYS/profile/JEP_ERS10_SAPJEP
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.206
NWInstance.getProfilePath() done: \\SAPJEP/sapmnt/JEP/SYS/profile/JEP_ERS10_SAPJEP
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.206
NWProfiles(JEP.ERS10.SAPJEP).getPersistentDefaultProfile()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.207
NW.getPersistentDefaultProfile()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.207
NW.isUnicode(true)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.208
NW.isUnicode() done: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.208
NW.getPersistentDefaultProfile() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.208
NWProfiles(JEP.ERS10.SAPJEP).getPersistentDefaultProfile() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.208
NWProfiles(JEP.ERS10.SAPJEP)._getPersistentProfile(INSTANCE) done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.209
NWProfiles(JEP.ERS10.SAPJEP).getPersistentProfile() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.209
PersistentR3Profile.commit()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.209
PersistentR3Profile.commit() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.209
NWProfiles(JEP.ERS10.SAPJEP).getPersistentDefaultProfile()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.210
NW.getPersistentDefaultProfile()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.210
NW.isUnicode(true)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.211
NW.isUnicode() done: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.211
NW.getPersistentDefaultProfile() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.211
NWProfiles(JEP.ERS10.SAPJEP).getPersistentDefaultProfile() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.211
PersistentR3Profile.commit()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.211
PersistentR3Profile.commit() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.212
NWProfiles(JEP.ERS10.SAPJEP).commit() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.212
NWInstanceInstall.addSAPCryptoParametersToProfile() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.260
The step setProfilesForSAPCrypto with key |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0|NW_Unpack2|ind|ind|ind|ind|unpack|0|NW_SAPCrypto|ind|ind|ind|ind|crypto|0 has been executed successfully.
INFO 2015-03-18 11:30:29.262 [synxccuren.cpp:887]
CSyCurrentProcessEnvironmentImpl::setWorkingDirectory(const CSyPath & C:/Program Files/sapinst_instdir/NW740SR2/SYB/INSTALL/HA/JAVA/MSCS-NODE1)
lib=syslib module=syslib
Working directory changed to C:/Program Files/sapinst_instdir/NW740SR2/SYB/INSTALL/HA/JAVA/MSCS-NODE1.
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.265 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.267 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\inifile.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.270 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.280 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.281 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\inifile.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.284 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.293 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.295 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\inifile.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.315 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
INFO 2015-03-18 11:30:29.330 [csistepexecute.cpp:1024]
Execute step askUnpack of component |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0|NW_Unpack2|ind|ind|ind|ind|unpack|0
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.339 [csistepexecute.cpp:1079]
Execution of preprocess block of |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0|NW_Unpack2|ind|ind|ind|ind|unpack|0|askUnpack returns TRUE
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.364
Call block: NW_Unpack2_ind_ind_ind_ind
function: NW_Unpack2_ind_ind_ind_ind_DialogPhase_askUnpack
is validator: false
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.364
NWInstall.getSystem(JEP)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.366
NWOption(localExeDir).value()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.366
NWOption(localExeDir).value() done: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.367
NWOption(collected).value()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.367
NWOption(collected).value() done: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.369
NWInstall({
sid:JEP
sapDrive:E:
dbtype:ind
sapmnt:/sapmnt
hasABAP:false
hasJava:true
isAddinInstallation:undefined
unicode:true
workplace:undefined
loadType:SAP
umeConfiguration:
doMigMonConfig:
useParallelAbapSystemCopy:
dir_profile:\\SAPJEP\sapmnt\JEP\SYS\profile
os4_krnlib:
os4_seclanglib:
useCurrentUser:false
noShares:false
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.370
NW({
sid:JEP
sapDrive:E:
dbtype:ind
sapmnt:/sapmnt
hasABAP:false
hasJava:true
isAddinInstallation:undefined
unicode:true
workplace:undefined
loadType:SAP
umeConfiguration:
doMigMonConfig:
useParallelAbapSystemCopy:
dir_profile:\\SAPJEP\sapmnt\JEP\SYS\profile
os4_krnlib:
os4_seclanglib:
useCurrentUser:false
noShares:false
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.371
NW() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.371
NWInstall() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.371
NWInstall.getSystem() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.372
NWInstall.mapUnpackTable(t_askUnpack)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.373
NWInstall.mapUnpackTable() done: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.377
NWDB._get(JEP, ind)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.377
NWDB._fromTable(JEP, ctor)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.379
NWDB(JEP, {
sid:JEP
hostname:undefined
dbsid:undefined
installDB:false
ORACLE_HOME:
abapSchema:
abapSchemaUpdate:
javaSchema:
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.379
NWDB() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.379
NWDB._fromTable() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.380
NWDB._get() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.380
NWDB.getDBType(): ind
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.390 [iaxxgenimp.cpp:283]
CGuiEngineImp::showDialogCalledByJs()
showing dlg d_nw_ask_unpack
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.390 [iaxxgenimp.cpp:293]
CGuiEngineImp::showDialogCalledByJs()
<dialog sid="d_nw_ask_unpack">
<title>Unpack Archives</title>
<table enabled="true" fixedrows="true" sid="askUnpack">
<caption>Archives to Be Unpacked</caption>
<column enabled="true" type="check" numeric="false" upper="false" name="unpack">
<caption>Unpack</caption>
<helpitem id="common.Unpack"/>
<value type="string">false</value>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="path">
<caption>Archive</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchive"/>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="codepage">
<caption>Codepage</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveCodepage"/>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="destination">
<caption>Destination</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveDestination"/>
</column>
<column enabled="true" type="file" numeric="false" upper="false" name="ownPath">
<caption>Downloaded To</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveDownload"/>
<value type="string"/>
</column>
<row rowId="0">
<boolvalue>
<true/>
</boolvalue>
<value>DBINDEP\SAPEXE.SAR</value>
<value>Unicode</value>
<value>E:\usr\sap\JEP\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64</value>
<value></value>
</row>
</table>
<dialog/>
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:29.391 [iaxxgenimp.cpp:1031]
CGuiEngineImp::acceptAnswerForBlockingRequest
Waiting for an answer from GUI
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.617 [iaxxdlghnd.cpp:96]
CDialogHandler::doHandleDoc()
CDialogHandler: ACTION_NEXT requested
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.618 [iaxxcdialogdoc.cpp:190]
CDialogDocument::submit()
<dialog sid="d_nw_ask_unpack">
<table enabled="true" fixedrows="true" sid="askUnpack">
<caption>Archives to Be Unpacked</caption>
<column enabled="true" type="check" numeric="false" upper="false" name="unpack">
<caption>Unpack</caption>
<helpitem id="common.Unpack"/>
<value type="string">false</value>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="path">
<caption>Archive</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchive"/>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="codepage">
<caption>Codepage</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveCodepage"/>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="destination">
<caption>Destination</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveDestination"/>
</column>
<column enabled="true" type="file" numeric="false" upper="false" name="ownPath">
<caption>Downloaded To</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveDownload"/>
<value type="string"/>
</column>
<row rowId="0">
<boolvalue>
<true/>
</boolvalue>
<value>DBINDEP\SAPEXE.SAR</value>
<value>Unicode</value>
<value>E:\usr\sap\JEP\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64</value>
<value/>
</row>
</table>
<dialog/>
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.646
Call block: NW_Unpack2_ind_ind_ind_ind
function: NW_Unpack2_ind_ind_ind_ind_DialogPhase_askUnpackValidator_default
is validator: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.646
NWInstall.getSystem(JEP)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.648
NWOption(localExeDir).value()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.648
NWOption(localExeDir).value() done: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.649
NWOption(collected).value()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.649
NWOption(collected).value() done: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.652
NWInstall({
sid:JEP
sapDrive:E:
dbtype:ind
sapmnt:/sapmnt
hasABAP:false
hasJava:true
isAddinInstallation:undefined
unicode:true
workplace:undefined
loadType:SAP
umeConfiguration:
doMigMonConfig:
useParallelAbapSystemCopy:
dir_profile:\\SAPJEP\sapmnt\JEP\SYS\profile
os4_krnlib:
os4_seclanglib:
useCurrentUser:false
noShares:false
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.653
NW({
sid:JEP
sapDrive:E:
dbtype:ind
sapmnt:/sapmnt
hasABAP:false
hasJava:true
isAddinInstallation:undefined
unicode:true
workplace:undefined
loadType:SAP
umeConfiguration:
doMigMonConfig:
useParallelAbapSystemCopy:
dir_profile:\\SAPJEP\sapmnt\JEP\SYS\profile
os4_krnlib:
os4_seclanglib:
useCurrentUser:false
noShares:false
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.654
NW() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.654
NWInstall() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.654
NWInstall.getSystem() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.655
NWInstall.validateUnpackTable(t_askUnpack)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.657
NWInstall.validateUnpackTable(): validating row {
codepage:Unicode
destination:E:\usr\sap\JEP\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64
ownPath:
path:DBINDEP\SAPEXE.SAR
sid:JEP
unpack:true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.659 [tablecpp.cpp:136]
Table(t_NW_unpack).updateRow({
cd:UKERNEL
codepage:Unicode
confirmUnpack:
destination:E:\usr\sap\JEP\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64
list:
needUnpacking:true
ownPath:
path:DBINDEP\SAPEXE.SAR
selectiveExtract:false
sid:JEP
unpack:true
wasUnpacked:false
}, WHERE sid='JEP' AND path='DBINDEP\SAPEXE.SAR' AND codepage='Unicode' AND destination='E:\usr\sap\JEP\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64')
updating
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.661
NWInstall.validateUnpackTable() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.722 [iaxxgenimp.cpp:301]
CGuiEngineImp::showDialogCalledByJs()
<dialog sid="d_nw_ask_unpack">
<table enabled="true" fixedrows="true" sid="askUnpack">
<caption>Archives to Be Unpacked</caption>
<column enabled="true" type="check" numeric="false" upper="false" name="unpack">
<caption>Unpack</caption>
<helpitem id="common.Unpack"/>
<value type="string">false</value>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="path">
<caption>Archive</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchive"/>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="codepage">
<caption>Codepage</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveCodepage"/>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="destination">
<caption>Destination</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveDestination"/>
</column>
<column enabled="true" type="file" numeric="false" upper="false" name="ownPath">
<caption>Downloaded To</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveDownload"/>
<value type="string"/>
</column>
<row rowId="0">
<boolvalue>
<true/>
</boolvalue>
<value>DBINDEP\SAPEXE.SAR</value>
<value>Unicode</value>
<value>E:\usr\sap\JEP\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64</value>
<value/>
</row>
</table>
<dialog/>
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.724 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.725 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\inifile.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.728 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.776
The step askUnpack with key |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0|NW_Unpack2|ind|ind|ind|ind|unpack|0 has been executed successfully.
INFO 2015-03-18 11:30:30.778 [synxccuren.cpp:887]
CSyCurrentProcessEnvironmentImpl::setWorkingDirectory(const CSyPath & C:/Program Files/sapinst_instdir/NW740SR2/SYB/INSTALL/HA/JAVA/MSCS-NODE1)
lib=syslib module=syslib
Working directory changed to C:/Program Files/sapinst_instdir/NW740SR2/SYB/INSTALL/HA/JAVA/MSCS-NODE1.
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.780 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.781 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\inifile.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.785 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.802 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.803 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\inifile.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.806 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.819 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.842 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\keydb.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.908 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.909 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:30.963 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\statistic.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.139 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
INFO 2015-03-18 11:30:31.142 [csistepexecute.cpp:1024]
Execute step setDisplayNames of component |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.177
Call block: NW_FirstClusterNode_ind_ind_ind_ind
function: NW_FirstClusterNode_ind_ind_ind_ind_DialogPhase_setDisplayNames_Preprocess
is validator: false
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.219 [csistepexecute.cpp:1079]
Execution of preprocess block of |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0|setDisplayNames returns TRUE
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.243
Call block: NW_FirstClusterNode_ind_ind_ind_ind
function: NW_FirstClusterNode_ind_ind_ind_ind_DialogPhase_setDisplayNames
is validator: false
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.246
NWInstance.byNumberAndRealHost(00, DCEPPRDCI)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.246
NWInstance.find()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.248
NWOption(localExeDir).value()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.248
NWOption(localExeDir).value() done: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.249
NWOption(collected).value()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.249
NWOption(collected).value() done: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.252
NWInstance._fromRow({
sid:JEP
name:SCS00
number:00
host:SAPJEP
guid:0
realhost:dcepprdci
type:SCS
installationStatus:installing
startProfileName:JEP_SCS00_SAPJEP
instProfilePath:
dir_profile:
unicode:false
collectSource:
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.252
NWSCSInstance()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.252
NWInstance(JEP/SCS00/SAPJEP)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.252
NWInstance(JEP/SCS00/SAPJEP) done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.253
NWInstanceInstall()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.253
NWInstanceInstall() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.253
NWInstall.getSystem(JEP)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.253
NWOption(localExeDir).value()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.254
NWOption(localExeDir).value() done: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.254
NWOption(collected).value()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.254
NWOption(collected).value() done: true
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.256
NWInstall({
sid:JEP
sapDrive:E:
dbtype:ind
sapmnt:/sapmnt
hasABAP:false
hasJava:true
isAddinInstallation:undefined
unicode:true
workplace:undefined
loadType:SAP
umeConfiguration:
doMigMonConfig:
useParallelAbapSystemCopy:
dir_profile:\\SAPJEP\sapmnt\JEP\SYS\profile
os4_krnlib:
os4_seclanglib:
useCurrentUser:false
noShares:false
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.257
NW({
sid:JEP
sapDrive:E:
dbtype:ind
sapmnt:/sapmnt
hasABAP:false
hasJava:true
isAddinInstallation:undefined
unicode:true
workplace:undefined
loadType:SAP
umeConfiguration:
doMigMonConfig:
useParallelAbapSystemCopy:
dir_profile:\\SAPJEP\sapmnt\JEP\SYS\profile
os4_krnlib:
os4_seclanglib:
useCurrentUser:false
noShares:false
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.258
NW() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.258
NWInstall() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.258
NWInstall.getSystem() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.258
NWSCSInstance() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.259
NWInstance._fromRow() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.259
NWInstance._fromRow({
sid:JEP
name:ERS10
number:10
host:SAPJEP
guid:1
realhost:dcepprdci
type:ERS
installationStatus:installing
startProfileName:JEP_ERS10_SAPJEP
instProfilePath:
dir_profile:
unicode:false
collectSource:
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.259
NWERSInstance()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.260
NWInstance(JEP/ERS10/SAPJEP)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.260
NWInstance(JEP/ERS10/SAPJEP) done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.260
NWInstanceInstall()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.260
NWInstanceInstall() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.261
NWERSInstance() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.261
NWInstance._fromRow() done
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.261
NWInstance.find() done: 1 instances found
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.261
t_scs.setDisplayName([nw.progress.installInstance, SCS00], WHERE ROWNUM=0)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.305
The step setDisplayNames with key |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0 has been executed successfully.
INFO 2015-03-18 11:30:31.307 [synxccuren.cpp:887]
CSyCurrentProcessEnvironmentImpl::setWorkingDirectory(const CSyPath & C:/Program Files/sapinst_instdir/NW740SR2/SYB/INSTALL/HA/JAVA/MSCS-NODE1)
lib=syslib module=syslib
Working directory changed to C:/Program Files/sapinst_instdir/NW740SR2/SYB/INSTALL/HA/JAVA/MSCS-NODE1.
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.362
Build Client for subcomponent |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0|NW_FinishFirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|finishFirst|0
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.364
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.364 [ccdclient.cpp:22]
CCdClient::CCdClient()
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.385 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.387 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\inifile.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.390 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.406 [cpropertycontentmanager.hpp:220]
CPropertyContentManager::logMissingParameters()
The following parameters can be set via SAPINST_PARAMETER_CONTAINER_URL (inifile.xml) but not via SAPINST_INPUT_PARAMETERS_URL:
Component 'NW_ERS_Instance': ersInstanceNumber, restartSCS
Component 'NW_GetDomainOU': isOUInstallation, ou_delimiter, windows_domain_ous
Component 'NW_GetSidFromCluster': clusterGroup, isUnicode, localDrive, network, networkName, sharedDrive, sid, useDHCP
Component 'NW_GetUserParameterWindows': sapDomain, sapServiceSIDPassword, sidAdmPassword
Component 'NW_SAPCrypto': installSAPCrypto
Component 'NW_SCS_Instance': instanceNumber, scsMSPort, scsMSPortInternal
Component 'Preinstall': installationMode
INFO 2015-03-18 11:30:31.802 [synxcpath.cpp:799]
CSyPath::createFile() lib=syslib module=syslib
Creating file C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\summary.html.
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.828 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.852 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\keydb.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.916 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.917 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:31.971 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\statistic.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:32.152 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:32.154 [sixxbsummary.cpp:320]
CSiSummaryContainer::showDialog()
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><sapinstgui version="1.0"><dialog version="1.0" sid="diReviewDialog"> <title>Parameter Summary</title><description>Choose 'Next' to start with the values shown. Otherwise, select the parameters to be changed and choose 'Revise'. You are then taken to the screen where you can change the parameter. You might be guided through other screens that have so far been processed.</description> <review id="review_controll"><caption><![CDATA[Parameter list]]></caption><inputgroup id="ID_1"> <caption><![CDATA[Drive for Local Instances]]></caption><selector enabled="true"><bool><boolvalue><false/></boolvalue></bool></selector><input id="ID_2"><pulldown edit="false" enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="localDrive">
<caption>Destination Drive for Local Instances</caption>
<helpitem id="mscs.SelectLocalDrive"/>
<value>C:</value>
<value>D:</value>
<selectvalue>D:</selectvalue>
</pulldown></input></inputgroup><inputgroup id="ID_3"> <caption><![CDATA[SAP System Cluster Parameters]]></caption><selector enabled="true"><bool><boolvalue><false/></boolvalue></bool></selector><input id="ID_4"><field enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="sid">
<caption>SAP System ID (SAPSID)</caption>
<helpitem id="common.SAPSystemIDCIDB"/>
<value type="upper" maxlength="3" regexp="^[A-Z][A-Z0-9]{2}" minlength="3">JEP</value>
</field></input><input id="ID_5"><field enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="networkName">
<caption>Network Name (SAP Virtual Instance Host)</caption>
<helpitem id="common.VirtualInstanceHostWindowsMSCS"/>
<value type="string" maxlength="13" minlength="1">SAPJEP</value>
</field></input><input id="ID_6"><pulldown edit="false" enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="network">
<caption>Use Public Network</caption>
<helpitem id="mscs.UsePublicNetwork"/>
<value>Cluster Network 1</value>
<selectvalue>Cluster Network 1</selectvalue>
</pulldown></input><input id="ID_7"><pulldown edit="false" enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="sharedDrive">
<caption>Destination Drive for Clustered Instances</caption>
<helpitem id="mscs.SelectSharedDrive"/>
<value>BACKUP</value>
<value>SAP_USR_SID_CI_NODE</value>
<value>SAPDATA1</value>
<value>SAPDATA2</value>
<value>SAPDATA3</value>
<value>SAPDATA4</value>
<value>SAPLOG1</value>
<value>SAPLOG2</value>
<value>SAPTEMP_SAPDIAG_SAPSYBSYSTEM</value>
<value>SYBASE</value>
<selectvalue>SAP_USR_SID_CI_NODE</selectvalue>
</pulldown></input></inputgroup><inputgroup id="ID_8"> <caption><![CDATA[DNS Domain Name]]></caption><selector enabled="true"><bool><boolvalue><false/></boolvalue></bool></selector><input id="ID_9"><check enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="setFQDN">
<caption>Set FQDN for SAP system</caption>
<helpitem id="common.FullyQualifiedDomainNameSelect"/>
<boolvalue>
<true/>
</boolvalue>
</check></input><input id="ID_10"><field enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="FQDN" depends="setFQDN">
<caption>DNS Domain Name for SAP System</caption>
<helpitem id="common.FullyQualifiedDomainName"/>
<value type="string" regexp="^[^.]+.*$" minlength="1">jnport.com</value>
</field></input></inputgroup><inputgroup id="ID_11"> <caption><![CDATA[Windows Domain]]></caption><selector enabled="true"><bool><boolvalue><false/></boolvalue></bool></selector><input id="ID_12"><radiobox enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="domainType">
<caption>Domain Model</caption>
<helpitem id="common.DomainModelDomainLocal"/>
<radio enabled="true" sid="global">
<caption>Domain of Current User</caption>
<boolvalue>
<true/>
</boolvalue>
</radio>
<radio enabled="true" sid="other">
<caption>Different Domain</caption>
</radio>
</radiobox></input></inputgroup><inputgroup id="ID_13"> <caption><![CDATA[Operating System Users]]></caption><selector enabled="true"><bool><boolvalue><false/></boolvalue></bool></selector><input id="ID_14"><password confirm="true" enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="sidAdmPassword">
<caption>Password of SAP System Administrator</caption>
<helpitem id="common.PasswordCreateExistsOS"/>
<encrvalue maxlength="63">*****</encrvalue>
</password></input><input id="ID_15"><password confirm="true" enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="sapServiceSIDPassword">
<caption>Password of SAP System Service User</caption>
<helpitem id="common.PasswordCreateExistsOS"/>
<encrvalue maxlength="63">*****</encrvalue>
</password></input></inputgroup><inputgroup id="ID_16"> <caption><![CDATA[Windows Domain for SAP Host Agent]]></caption><selector enabled="true"><bool><boolvalue><false/></boolvalue></bool></selector><input id="ID_17"><radiobox enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="domainType">
<caption>Domain Model</caption>
<helpitem id="common.DomainModelDomainLocal"/>
<radio enabled="true" sid="local">
<caption>Local Domain</caption>
<boolvalue>
<true/>
</boolvalue>
</radio>
<radio enabled="true" sid="global">
<caption>Domain of Current User</caption>
</radio>
<radio enabled="true" sid="other">
<caption>Different Domain</caption>
</radio>
</radiobox></input></inputgroup><inputgroup id="ID_18"> <caption><![CDATA[Operating System Users]]></caption><selector enabled="true"><bool><boolvalue><false/></boolvalue></bool></selector><input id="ID_19"><password confirm="true" enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="sidAdmPassword">
<caption>Password of SAP System Administrator</caption>
<helpitem id="common.PasswordCreateExistsOS"/>
<encrvalue maxlength="63">*****</encrvalue>
</password></input></inputgroup><inputgroup id="ID_20"> <caption><![CDATA[SCS Instance]]></caption><selector enabled="true"><bool><boolvalue><false/></boolvalue></bool></selector><input id="ID_21"><field enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="instanceNumber">
<caption>SCS Instance Number</caption>
<helpitem id="common.InstanceNumberCreate"/>
<value type="string" maxlength="2" regexp="[0-9]{2}" minlength="2">00</value>
</field></input></inputgroup><inputgroup id="ID_22"> <caption><![CDATA[Java Message Server Port]]></caption><selector enabled="true"><bool><boolvalue><false/></boolvalue></bool></selector><input id="ID_23"><field enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="scsMSPortInternal">
<caption>Internal Java Message Server Port</caption>
<helpitem id="common.InternalMessagePort"/>
<value type="numeric" maxlength="5" min="1025" max="65535">3900</value>
</field></input></inputgroup><inputgroup id="ID_24"> <caption><![CDATA[Enqueue Replication Server Instance]]></caption><selector enabled="true"><bool><boolvalue><false/></boolvalue></bool></selector><input id="ID_25"><field enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="ersInstanceNumber">
<caption>Number of the ERS Instance</caption>
<helpitem id="common.InstanceNumberCreate"/>
<value type="numeric" maxlength="2" max="99" minlength="2">10</value>
</field></input><input id="ID_26"><field enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="ersVirtualHostname">
<caption>ERS Instance - Virtual Host Name</caption>
<helpitem id="common.virtualHostname"/>
<value type="string" maxlength="60" minlength="1">SAPJEP</value>
</field></input></inputgroup><inputgroup id="ID_27"> <caption><![CDATA[Unpack Archives]]></caption><selector enabled="true"><bool><boolvalue><false/></boolvalue></bool></selector><input id="ID_28"><table enabled="true" fixedrows="true" sid="askUnpack">
<caption>Archives to Be Unpacked</caption>
<column enabled="true" type="check" numeric="false" upper="false" name="unpack">
<caption>Unpack</caption>
<helpitem id="common.Unpack"/>
<value type="string">false</value>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="path">
<caption>Archive</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchive"/>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="codepage">
<caption>Codepage</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveCodepage"/>
</column>
<column enabled="false" type="field" numeric="false" upper="false" name="destination">
<caption>Destination</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveDestination"/>
</column>
<column enabled="true" type="file" numeric="false" upper="false" name="ownPath">
<caption>Downloaded To</caption>
<helpitem id="common.UnpackArchiveDownload"/>
<value type="string"/>
</column>
<row rowId="0">
<boolvalue>
<true/>
</boolvalue>
<value>DBINDEP\SAPEXE.SAR</value>
<value>Unicode</value>
<value>E:\usr\sap\JEP\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64</value>
<value/>
</row>
</table></input></inputgroup></review><button sid="btPREV" default="false" enabled="false" ><caption>< &Back</caption><action>ACTION_PREV</action><tooltiphelp><![CDATA[]]></tooltiphelp></button><button sid="btNEXT" default="true"><caption>&Next</caption><action>ACTION_NEXT</action><tooltiphelp><![CDATA[Continue processing]]></tooltiphelp></button><button sid="btEDIT"><caption>&Revise</caption><action>ACTION_EDIT</action><tooltiphelp><![CDATA[Edit input values]]></tooltiphelp></button><button sid="btDETAIL" default="true"><caption>Show &Detail</caption><action>ACTION_CBD_DETAIL</action><tooltiphelp><![CDATA[Show all input values]]></tooltiphelp></button></dialog></sapinstgui>
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:32.161 [iaxxgenimp.cpp:1031]
CGuiEngineImp::acceptAnswerForBlockingRequest
Waiting for an answer from GUI
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.330 [sixxbsummary.cpp:83]
CSiSummaryContainer::setDocument(const iXMLDocument & doc)
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<sapinstguiresp>
<action>ACTION_NEXT</action>
<dialog sid="diReviewDialog">
<review id="review_controll"/>
</dialog>
</sapinstguiresp>
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.331 [iaxxdlghnd.cpp:96]
CDialogHandler::doHandleDoc()
CDialogHandler: ACTION_NEXT requested
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.331 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.356 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\keydb.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.375 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.375 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.429 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\statistic.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.500 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.773
Status of Step |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0|NW_First_Steps|ind|ind|ind|ind|firstSteps|0|NW_Update_DLLs|ind|ind|ind|ind|dll|0|ntpatch2 is not OK. So we have to restart at this point.
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.773
Switch to STANDARD mode
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.773 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.801 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\keydb.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.866 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.868 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:33.926 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\statistic.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.67 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
INFO 2015-03-18 11:30:34.67 [csistepexecute.cpp:1024]
Execute step ntpatch2 of component |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0|NW_First_Steps|ind|ind|ind|ind|firstSteps|0|NW_Update_DLLs|ind|ind|ind|ind|dll|0
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.084
Call block: NW_Update_DLLs_ind_ind_ind_ind
function: NW_Update_DLLs_ind_ind_ind_ind_SubComponentContainer_ntpatch2_Preprocess
is validator: false
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.115 [csistepexecute.cpp:1079]
Execution of preprocess block of |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0|NW_First_Steps|ind|ind|ind|ind|firstSteps|0|NW_Update_DLLs|ind|ind|ind|ind|dll|0|ntpatch2 returns TRUE
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.127
Call block: NW_Update_DLLs_ind_ind_ind_ind
function: NW_Update_DLLs_ind_ind_ind_ind_SubComponentContainer_ntpatch2
is validator: false
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.127
NW_Update_DLLs.installDLLs(false)
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.127
NW_Update_DLLs.installDLLs() already run
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.153
The step ntpatch2 with key |NW_FirstClusterNode_Java|ind|ind|ind|ind|0|0|NW_FirstClusterNode|ind|ind|ind|ind|NW_FirstClusterNode|0|NW_First_Steps|ind|ind|ind|ind|firstSteps|0|NW_Update_DLLs|ind|ind|ind|ind|dll|0 has been executed successfully.
INFO 2015-03-18 11:30:34.154 [synxccuren.cpp:887]
CSyCurrentProcessEnvironmentImpl::setWorkingDirectory(const CSyPath & C:/Program Files/sapinst_instdir/NW740SR2/SYB/INSTALL/HA/JAVA/MSCS-NODE1)
lib=syslib module=syslib
Working directory changed to C:/Program Files/sapinst_instdir/NW740SR2/SYB/INSTALL/HA/JAVA/MSCS-NODE1.
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.187 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.200 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\keydb.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.255 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.256 [kdxxctaco.cpp:93]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile start ...
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.283 [kdxxctaco.cpp:121]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
after creating out stream for C:\Program Files\sapinst_instdir\NW740SR2\SYB\INSTALL\HA\JAVA\MSCS-NODE1\statistic.xml
TRACE 2015-03-18 11:30:34.425 [kdxxctaco.cpp:155]
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile
CKdbTableContainerImpl::syncToContainerFile stop ...
INFO 2015-03-18 11:30:34.426 [csistepexecute.cpp:1024]
Execute sHello Arjun,
Have you executed any other installation prior this attempt?
It seems there are unfinished installations on this server. If this is the case, run the SWPM to uninstall the unfinished installation. Then, execute the installation once again.
Also, make sure all IPs are corrects in the DND and host files. There were cases in which the IPs were not properly configured, or maybe a typo.
Regards,
Henrique Girardi
SAP Active Global Support
#2081285 - How to enter good search terms to an SAP search?
https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/2081285
SWPM Troubleshooting documents:
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-62646
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