Solution : https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1650046 (Connexion à SAP Service Marketplace requise)
Résumé :
When a SAP HANA cluster node undergoes a hard reset or hardware failure, its reintegration post-recovery involves a critical check on the GPFS file system it relies on. The solution mandates the system administrator to authenticate the operational status of GPFS using various commands, verifying the functionality of all related disks, system mounting, and file system integrity eligibility. Proper functioning returned by these commands is essential for ensuring that the SAP HANA node can resume roles such as stand-by or worker in the cluster without jeopardizing data integrity or performance. Guidelines and scripts for assisting administrators in this task are provided, alongside dedicated support material.
Mots Clés :
gpfs state------------------------------------------ 1 gpfsnode1 active 2 gpfsnode2 active 3 gpfsnode3 active 4 gpfsnode4 active 5 gpfsnode5 active 6 gpfsnode6 active 7 gpfsnode7 active 8 gpfsnode8 active# /usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/mmlsmount sapmntdata -lfile system sapmntdata, 105 gpfsnode5# /usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/mmfsck sapmntdata -ochecking, # /usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/mmlsdisk sapmntdata -eall disks, ready# /usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/mmgetstate -, 1008940216 subblocks 2685447 allocated 71 unreferenced 71 deallocated 91770 addresses 0 suspendedfile system, resuming normal sap hana operation, underlying gpfs file system, gpfs file system level, newly repaired sap hana appliance, gpfs problem determination guide
Notes associées :
| 171356 | SAP software on Linux: General information |