Clustering and multi dimensional clustering?

hi friends,
why do we need Clustering and multi dimensional Clustering in bi 7.0?
can i get any scenerio?
Regards,
suneel.

Hi Suneel,
You can get some good info here: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/79/401442499cca7ee10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/02/5cf74153b6ca17e10000000a155106/content.htm
Hope this helps...

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I have created Quick-Clusters in Compressor, but whenever I try to encode using one, it fails.
Not sure what to do here.

There are a few simple things that I would start with. I was able to get Compressor 4 working on all my cores and even able to "oversubscribe" if you will. I was even able to do it with Compressor 3.5 installed still. Not meaning to intentially, but when going to the app store and purchasing Compressor, you dont have much of an option to move it to another drive or partition with ease.
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Once you import the video and add setting click submit. Select the name of your quickcluster and share monitor will pop up. The rest is history, just like old days with 3.5.
Hope that helps. Its a simple process it just took a few minutes to figure out. The documentation for setting up a quickcluster really sucked.
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Ernie Thompson wrote:
Oh sure, with the benefit of hindsight my beginners example had serious Cocoa syntax errors, but what was so wrong with the underlying idea on which my question was based?
There wasn't anything "wrong", it was just in the wrong context. I'll explain...
I am mindful of the efforts good people like yourself put into helping us 'newbies' here, and rather than waste your collective times posting every trivial question that we ourselves could solve in a few short minutes with an internet search, I spend a considerable amount of time doing just exactly that before I post. However, I constantly come across statements like:
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major annoyances (to me anyway) of working in pure Obj-C code on this project: there is no direct
support for multi-dimensional arrays... etc. etc..
I completely understand your confusion. The Internet is stuffed full of information of all kinds. Not all of it is correct information, however. I'm not even sure the majority is correct.
and that is just a tiny cross-section of comments. As I found myself doing on at least one previous occasion, I once again apologise for having been misled, Quite clearly, with arrays being supported in Obj-C (as you have demonstrated) -- while at the same time not being supported , and Obj-C being C -- while also not being C, learning Cocoa is clearly going to take a little more time than I initially anticipated.
OK, I'll explain. Objective-C is a superset of C. Anything you can do in C, you can do in Objective-C. You can certainly create and use multidimensional arrays in Objective-C exactly how you wanted to originally. But that kind of array is a C array, such as:
int arr[512];
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Usually we setup 2 Node Prod cluster for Local HA and 1 or 2 Nodes in other data centre for DR
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I would like to know if this solution is good, and any disadvantages, any best practices, etc.? By implementing this I can save some cost on physical servers.
Following will be configured:
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Taken from my book
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protection at the storage level as we have more than a single copy of the data.
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Is Distributed Transaction Coordinator services of the application role are required by SQL Server 2012 for clustering and support of SharePoint 2013.

All I want to know is if Distributed Transaction Coordinator services of the application role are required by SQL Server 2012 for clustering and support of SharePoint 2013.
I have been planning and deploying my companies first Windows Server 2012/SQL Server 2012 Always On cluster and Always On Availability Groups Multi-Subnet cluster and instances for SharePoint 2013, and I will be brutally honest, the documentation on either
the MSDN and TechNet leave alot to be desired. Continually finding links in the documentation will take me from a Windows 2012 reference to a page talking about Windows Server 2008 or R2, The differences of which there are so many when it comes to configurations,
settings, roles, services when working with SQL Server 2012. I have been confused, frustrated, screaming mad, with all the misdirection in this documentation. The documentation takes me windows 2008 R2 which is different than 2012!
Tired and trying to pick myself up off the floor!
Greg
Gman

In general, DTC is not required for SQL 2012. But, since you are asking specifically about SharePoint, it would be better to ask in a SharePoint forum. They would be more likely to know those situations where FTC might be needed by SharePoint.
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Multi-tiers clustering problem: NameNotFoundException

Hi All
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Hi All
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          2) Each of them has only one server: [cscweb] and [cscserver].
          3) Cluster addresses are [node177.truetel.com.tw:7001] and
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          4) war files are deployed to [webcluster] while ejb jars are
          deployed to [servercluster], supposedly.
          My problem is that, if all the war files and jar files are deployed on
          BOTH clusters, then the application runs smoothly. However,
          if they are deployed as in step 4, then the unexpected
          javax.naming.NameNotFoundException will be thrown.
          If I also deployed SOME of the ejb jars to the [webcluster], then the
          application can run until it fails to locate the ejbs not deployed on
          the [webcluster]. A javax.naming.NameNotFoundException will be
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          Hi,
          I am trying to configure multi-tier clustering.
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          I tried that. It passed that error and was giving a jndi link error.
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          >Sreeni Chippada wrote:
          >
          >> Hi,
          >> I am trying to configure multi-tier clustering.
          >> Configured 2 clusters each with one machine and
          >one WLS.
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          >>
          >> Hashtable ht = new Hashtable();
          >> ht.pu(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY, "weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory");
          >> ht.put(Context.PROVIDER_URL, "t3://machine2:port");
          >>
          >> Deployed web app on machine. Ejbs on the other.
          >> Machine1 has all the necessary home and remote interface
          >of
          >> the ejbs on Machine2.
          >>
          >> Webapp gives me the following error:
          >>
          >> javax.naming.CommunicationException [Root exception
          >is weblogic.rmi.UnmarshalException:
          >> Unmarshalling return
          >> - with nested exception:
          >> [java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: class com.edocs.enrollment.user.AccountBeanHomeImpl_ServiceStub
          >> previously not found]]
          >>
          >> Any one know what I am missing?
          >>
          >> Thanks,
          >> Sreeni
          >

Array of clusters and in the cluster is a bar meter, how can I change the color individually?

Array of clusters and in the cluster is a bar meter, how can I change the color of the bar meter individually for each element of the array? I have just figured out that you can't change properties of one element of the array without all elements changing. For the scaling I had to make numeric indicators for each tick of the scale so that each bar meter in the clustered array would have individual scales. I also had to do some math to scale each barmeter to display correct proportions from 0 to 100%. Now I'm stumped on the color of the bar meter. Basically, if the value goes over a setpoint, the bar meter needs to turn red. It has to be in an array to be infinitely scalable.
Thanks
Matt
Solved!
Go to Solution.

You can't do that-
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Can JMS topics and queues be clustered in a WLS 7.0 Cluster?

We are installing a weblogic 7.0 cluster with 1 admin server and 2 managed
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"Karim Ali" <[email protected]> wrote:
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          I'm currently working on a project with WLS 7 here at work, involving
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dems wrote:
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This is one of those that NI and I are just going to have to agree to disagree. When I see every company out there have a wait function in their library just so they can sequence the wait with the error cluster, that tells me there is something wrong with the core language.
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Can someone tell me the pros and cons of clustering switches? It sound like its just for managing multiple switches or is it more trouble that its worth?
TIA

Hi,
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- A somewhat higher redundancy. Spread the uplinks onto different switches in the stack and you'll have nearly no single point of failure (enviromental errors such as power not considered), whereas modular switches always have the backplane as (very rare) spe... and, if your not rockefeller, is the single supervisor engine.
- You can spread a stack (with 3750) over some distance, at least more than on a modular switch. That gives you enough room to implement some cable-routing facilities inbetween the switches.
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- management, as stated on previous post (well, it's quite similar to modular switches but not exactly, just have a look at snmp, it's a mess on stacks :-( )
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Maxdb new features - Page Clustering and Prefetch

Hi to all,
2 new features of maxdb are available with new patches: Page Clustering and Prefetch in OLTP-Systems.
Are there any experiences to this features?
READAHEAD_TABLE_THRESHOLD
"This parameter is used to specify, if read operations of tables
should be optimized, i.e. if during a table access more than the
specified value in pages is affected, servertasks will be used to
read ahead pages of this table."
I activated this parameter in November. The system now starts more quickly and some expensive sql-statements may be faster. But the average db-time didn't change.
Page Clustering can be activated with parameter: DATA_IO_BLOCK_COUNT
Then tables can be migrated with SQL-Statement: ALTER TABLE <table name> CLUSTER
I activated this only for one table. This table now is read much faster.
My questions.
Is there a documentation available for this features?
How can I "uncluster" clustered tables?
When this features are activated, expensive sql-statements are processed much faster. Because of the high workload on storagesystem, all other transaction may get slower?
regards
Franz

> 2 new features of maxdb are available with new patches: Page Clustering and Prefetch in OLTP-Systems.
First of all: both features, although technically available, are not yet generally released for OLTP usage.
The current implementation of page prefetching is explicitely a proof-of-concept implementation which should be used by recommendation from MaxDB support only.
There are several limitations to the functionality at the moment, e.g. it does only work for table scans.
It does not work for joins, for index builds neither does it work on clustered tables.
Prefetching is available to 7.6 release only at the moment, so after an upgrade to 7.7 this feature would be gone...
> I activated this parameter in November. The system now starts more quickly and some expensive sql-statements may be faster. But the average db-time didn't change.
Well, nothing surprising here.
On SAP start there happen a lot of tablescans, mostly attributable to the fully buffered tables for the ABAP internals (security, ddic, etc.)
These statements will of course benefit if the pages are now read into the buffer in parallel.
For the avg. db-time: be happy!
This basically means, that most of the statements running in your system aren't processed by table scans, which is for MaxDB nearly always a very good thing.
> Page Clustering can be activated with parameter: DATA_IO_BLOCK_COUNT
> Then tables can be migrated with SQL-Statement: ALTER TABLE <table name> CLUSTER
Ok, page clustering is not documented yet (just as prefetching is not officially documented) and not released for OLTP.
> I activated this only for one table. This table now is read much faster.
>
> My questions.
> Is there a documentation available for this features?
Hmm.. you're using undocumented features - what do you expect?`
No, currently there is no official documentation.
There is work going on to provide official documentation but none of it is released yet (and it will take some more time!)
> How can I "uncluster" clustered tables?
ALTER TABLE <tablename> NOT CLUSTER
> When this features are activated, expensive sql-statements are processed much faster. Because of the high workload on storagesystem, all other transaction may get slower?
It's not that simple.
Both features address specific issues and are used only in very specific circumstances.
The clustering feature will not improve performance if the table is not accessed via the cluster key.
In fact, it may even decrease performance if this is done.
Also, at the moment clustered tables don't stay clustered on updates/inserts/deletes.
Therefore it is not necessarily a good idea to cluster tables like REPOLOAD pr REPOSRC on a development system.
regards,
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